Parents not poverty in delinquency study shocks assumptions
Dr Sophia Robison of the Welfare Council of New York finds in 1920 New York City probation figures that children from families earning $50 a week and those at $25 a week show similar delinquency rates. She argues poverty is not the primary cause and urges addressing parents and societal responsibility to reform delinquency.
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Sophia M. Robison
Research Bureau
Welfare Council of
New York City
New York
Apa
Illiteracy Challenge Sparks Call for Adult Education
The Census Bureau reports 4,288,753 Americans over ten are illiterate or unable to write or read well. The piece urges communities to foster adult education programs, noting government efforts but highlighting the substantial task ahead to prevent illiteracy at any price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States Census Bureau
America
Youth Say ing Idea Spreads Campaign Aims for Juvenile Delinquents
New York City officials launched a campaign to steer youngsters toward education and positive activities. Police on their beats displayed friendly gestures while Cleveland joins the effort, with officers holding dinners for juvenile gang members as part of a broad push to engage youths constructively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York City
Cleveland
Crime in the making and youth play programs noted
A fragment discusses crime prevention through supervised youth play programs, arguing it is cheaper and more effective than prisons. It emphasizes recognizing the value of engaging youth early and prioritizing social development over punitive measures.
Time for Change of Values in a Shift of Ages
William Allen White praised as public pulse closer than most in eight decades. He notedBryan era critique of privilege during 1896 campaign and warned against equating progress with wealth. Now post 1929 recovery, his remarks on true values seem timely and provocative.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wiliam Allen White
Kansas
Wrest
White
William Jennings Bryan
Emporii
Way to a Better Education for Rural Teachers
The piece laments across states that rural teachers are paid meager salaries, averaging from $50 to $70 a month, with poor equipment hindering work. It advocates wholesale consolidation of districts to improve schools and provide decent wages.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jobe
Maime
California
Let’s All Think Peace Campaign Urges Unity
The essay praises nationwide peace campaigns in the United States as timely amid foreign policy tensions. It argues campaigns build collective peace sentiment, reduce entanglement in a potential European war, and asks public support to foster a peace-minded citizenry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Patronage Reform Urged By Michigan Civil Service Panel
Michigan's civil service study commission says the patronage system wastes taxpayers' money with a million-dollar annual impact and leads to turnover, incompetence, political activity, and bloated payrolls. It urges an impartial survey, then a civil service overhaul to inform voters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Michigan
Civil Service Study Commission
The
Commission
Weather Century Ago Shows Shifting North Wind Skies
The Kansas City Star cites a century old winter in Chay County with a deep snowfall that reached twenty inches on the ground and drifted twelve feet, followed by a cool, windy summer and a killing frost that damaged crops. The piece argues against relying on short term patterns to forecast long term weather.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City Star
Mr. Hamrick
Chay
Como
Iast
Middle West
Tugwet
Dey 10 Sneeze and Dry Weather Affect Day Fever Victims
A Watertown Public Opinion item notes that this summer’s extreme heat and dryness reduced hay fever misery. Minnesota scientists say pollen-producing plants dried up, lowering airborne pollen and easing symptoms for many victims, though ragweed remains a concern. The piece references pollen counts and potential government plans amid drought fears.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Watertown Bublic
Lodge
Minnesota
Godor
Anus
Stientis
Actus
United
Vipers
Drouth
Rumors Fly Around Lewis Europe Trip and Labor ties
The article notes rumors about John L Lewis departing for Europe with speculation on Roosevelt clashes and potential plans with Perkins. It asserts Lewis will follow Roosevelt’s wishes, and dismisses unlikely campaigns of truce, stressing no major labor shift before elections. It also discusses U S Argentina Uruguay diplomacy amid tensions and mutual signals shaping policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John ‘L. Lewis
Europe
Roosevelt
Worl
His. A. F
Mr. Lewis
Furcpely
Men of Huron Country Club honor A E Danielson
The Huron Country Club will host a farewell dinner for A E Danielson, longtime head of the Armour Packing Plant in Huron, as he departs for a new role at another Armour facility. The event, organized by the chamber and club directors, features remarks by Chamber President Mr Aves and Club Vice President A Churchill, with seating at 7. Hoffmans status in Huron remains uncertain as Mr Danielson's family plans to stay in Chicago briefly.
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Lewis
Mr. Roosevelt
Mr. Lewis
Europe
Huron Country Club
A. B
Dary Nielson
Armour, Packing
Huron
Difton
Huron Cnanther of Commerce
Ir. ‘Dsrerson
Huron ‘Country Club
Twenty Years Ago In Huron Society Teas And Whist
Twenty years ago in Huron Mrs. George Leach of Minneapolis attended a visiting event at Mrs. J. Mac Campbell's home on Oregon Street. Four tables of players formed a spirited bridge contest won by Ed J. Miller and Mrs. J. C. Burns. A buffet supper followed with souvenirs for guests, and additional gatherings included a whist supper hosted by Mrs. Leach and entertainment by various local ladies. Delicate teas featured pink and white decor with guests from the Teiscuit Club and guests from out of town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Leach
Minneapolis
J. Macd
Suaper
M. E. Blystone
Kansas Street
Clara Magoga
Champaine
Stuest
C. Fullenweider
Beach Worthay
George Wagner
Neill
Trigeuitnd
Anna "Marston
Nebraska Street
Don’t Blame the Butcher campaign stirs tax talk
A Washington Dispatch analyzes a GOP advertising push from Chicago aimed at blaming high beef prices on taxes. The piece argues the boardroom style campaign misleads voters about the true cost structure and political motives behind price marks. It notes the effort props beef taxes as a proxy for broader tax burdens while warning it fuels bias against government and labor groups.
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G. G. Pb
Washington, D. C
G. O. PB
Chicago
Republican Party
Lindon
Ilindes Hoover
Servier
Neil Hildebrandt Buried At Conde
Funeral services for Neil Hildebrandt were held at St John’s Catholic Church with Rev Fr McCabe presiding. Burial followed in St John’s Cemetery. Son of Mr. and Mrs Ed Hildebrandt, he resided southeast of Corte. Survived by parents and four brothers, he was a 1936 graduate of Conde High School. Death resulted from septic poisoning linked to an injury to his leg after an entanglement with a chain. He died Sunday in St Luke’s Hospital. Lightning struck a barn on the Tinsmith farm northeast of town, causing some damage though the building did not burn.
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Washington
D.cuty
Paige
Bell
John L. Lew
Rowuevel
Farley
Mr. Bercy
Coughlin
Lewis
Landoy
J Landon
du Ponte
Berey
Genat Landon
Roosevelt
Roose
Supreme Court
AmericMorkers
Ain
Isda Federal Judrus
Tammany Peli Sicha
WEA
Stat Beomon
Lily
Mel
Rouseyult
Platfern
Fipublicans
Sime Isind
Ania
Toid Tahar
Campaiping
Neil Hildebrant
Conde Conde
St. John's Catholic” Clurch
Neil Hildebrandt
FL McCabe
St. John’s Cemetery
iReit
Fr Hidebrandt
Corte
Ed Hildebrandt
Neil
Coide
St Luke's Hospital
Recreation Statt Attends Instits Highermore Highmore
The Highmore preschool under Miss O'Brien presented two programs attended by Mrs. Rose Moniz, Miss Bonnie Hawkins, Dorothy Hawkins, Evert Hawkins, Howard Lee, Louis Tonipi and others. Miller and Mrs. J Howard Kramer returned from a Black Hills vacation near Gish after a week.
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Highmore
N.Y. A
Sr Miller
Moni Huron
Ryches Star
Vialk
Miss O'Brien
Rose Moniz
Bonnie 0
Dorothy June “Hawkins
Evert Jing
Howard Lee
Louis Tonipi
Miller
Lupi
J. Howard Kramer
Anda
Weel & Montis
Gish
Black Hills
Visit Moller Nome Lane Guests from Elgin Okla
Aug 20 remarks note May Elgin and Earl Miller of Ex ve Tay spent the week at the Aloyt Lane visit. The record mentions Mrs Miller's brothers and Earl as her sor.
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Moller Nome
Lane
Elgin
Okla
Earl Miller
Exve
Tay
Aloyt
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Robert D. ‘Lusk
Batter and
Cartier
South
Dekata
Associated Press
Auli Barexa
National
Arthur EL Hagg
Chep
George Clark
Paul ‘Aallon
Paul Mallon
C.S
Pennsylvania
Uruguay
Argentina
Lamas
State ‘Department
Bignals
Chaco
Mull
Hull
C. C
A. E. Danielson
Armour
Sy Jay Franklin
Landon
Copyright, Register and Tribute Syndicate
Frank Br, Kes
Bancroft
Tinsith
Down Jaane
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