White House Plans Major Conference On U S Child Minds
Washington reports a high level White House study event on children and youth to be held next year, featuring leading child psychologists social workers and educators. Presidents have hosted similar conferences since 1900, aiming to illuminate the child’s place in government and society.
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Linoleum Brand Ad Sparks Colorful Resilience in Home Floors
A vintage style advertisement extols Nairn linoleum, promising resilience and long wear with radiant colors. The copy emphasizes quality and broader value, enticing women to choose Nairn for floors and style.
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Planning next year’s MWHCCY conference discussed
Katharine Lenroot urges a focused program for children’s conference, prioritizing mental status while rejecting broad topics. A four-person staff will run planning, with Melvin A. Glaster in charge. Estimated costs total about 75,000 for staff and travel, 475,600 for the annual event, and 50,000 for publishing the report. Delegates are by presidential invitation. Oscar Swing chairs the planning committee.
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Arraigned Man Faces Possession Charge In Michigan
Sherrie laughs at a joke in Ann Arbor as a deputy discovers a suspect’s equipment in a car. Mile on J. Tripp, identified as the owner, was arraigned on possession charges. The text includes garbled terms and a Britannica reference amid the unclear report.
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Oklahoma Voters Set Fifth Ballot On Legal Liquor
Oklahoma voters face a fifth statewide ballot on legal liquor on September 27. Historical margins show dry forces winning in 1907 120,36 to 112,258 and 1916 126,218 to 105,041. In 1950 repeal lost 374,911 to 290,743 with earlier votes mixed. Campaign centers on abolishing the whisky trust while dry groups unite under a 24 hour fast before polls. Albert G. Kulp leads the Economic Institute backing the initiative after 212,060 signatures propelled the issue.
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Thieves steal two bushels of potatoes from farm
Thieves dug up about two bushels of potatoes from the Harry Baker farm before harvest. Police were alerted to the theft but no suspects are named. The incident occurred in Columbia, Pennsylvania.
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First day sale city asked for Poe stamp Oct 7
The Post Office Department gave three day honors to Richmond for the Poe commemorative stamp. Baltimore now seeks simultaneous issuance across five cities, including its own, to mark the event.
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Baltimore plans 100th Poe death observance in 1949
Baltimore prepares for the 100th anniversary of Edgar Allan Poe's death on Oct 7 1849 with a commemorative week led by the Edgar Allan Poe Society. Poe House at 203 Amity Street will be dedicated as a memorial, and events include Sophie Treadwell plays, school and civic observances, and a graveside memorial at Westminster Church.
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Save Wool Crop by Geologists Under Australian Ground Water
In Eyre Peninsula drought threatens 2,000,000 sheep as reservoirs drop. Geologists discover a vast underground water store beneath 19 square miles, extending 109 feet below the surface, offering a potential lifeline for South Australia’s livestock and drought-stricken farms.
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Drunken Driving Fine After Patrol Chases Crash
Massachusetts report states Clarence Dean was fined 80 dollars for drunken driving after forcing another car off the road. State troopers pursued him during the incident as details remain unclear.
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Night watchman’s speeding ticket tale at Hillsdale
Walters, a nightwatchman, claimed he was rushing to feed his hungry teeth when stopped for speeding. Police noted his claim as he explained his hurry to reach the court. The case centers on a traffic stop in Hillsdale Michigan with local witnesses and authorities.
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