Judge Proposes Parental School to Curb Juvenile Delinquency
Minneapolis judge suggests a parental school to instruct heads of families on child rearing as the real solution to rising juvenile delinquency. Annual report notes 800 to 1,000 cases, blaming intellectual distractions, indulgent or overstrained parents, and outside entertainments for pulling youths into crime.
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Minneapolis
Paul W. Guilford
Meniepn Vounty Juvenil Court
Guyford
Tis Court
Corriford
Guillard
Garente
Barbara Manley Faces Marital Breakup and Malice in Vale Acres
Barbara Manley leaves fiancé Bruce Reynolds to join the Colorado Springs Telegraph, befriends reporter Bob Jeffries, and uncovers a tangled plot around Bruce Manners and the Vale Acres project. A mysterious death, forged emails, and a campaign orchestrated by Violetta Cranby draw Barbara into danger as she untangles motives, payments, and betrayals.
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Barbara Manley
Bruce Reynolds
Colorado Springs Telegraph
Andrew AbDermols
Bob Jeffries
Jerome Ball
Barbara
Bruce
Manners, Store and Regate Olds
Vale Acres
Lydia Stacy
Crich
Violetta
Brine
Violetta Cranby
Stone
Reynolds Enterprises
Meermott
Manners
Tappetire
Night in the Hawker home ends in worry and news
Barbara confronts fears of loneliness and duty as her mother worries about aging and dependence. A morning paper brings grim headlines about a financial crisis and danger abroad, while Barbara faces pressure to balance work, love, and family. The chapter ends with newsroom bustle and ongoing tension.
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Barbara
Mir
Bel
Narhara
Miter
Miss Upton
Kiki
Bas
Bruce
Ant
Mies Upton
Mrs. Hawler
Trent
Vale Ayres
Economists Gather for Discussion of Problems
New York reports economists, political scientists, and secretary summary discuss federal policy, debt, tariffs, and tax issues at four national conventions. The American Economic Association and related groups plan joint meetings to exchange views on policy matters. Between 1000 and 1200 educators expected to attend.
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New York
United States
Federal Reserve System
Aieriany
Amereican Sociology Society
American Karu Econome Association
American Political Science Association Stilk
Way to success in concert hard I present era
New York reports rising costs and tougher competition for concert artists. Managers say many aspiring talents face expensive training, advertising, and logistics as audiences grow more selective. Some claim modern stars gain fame through talent, timing, and strategic booking rather than mere luck.
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New York
Dee
Son Iba
Guinsts
Taras
Loms
Philharmoni Society of
Heston
Chicago
Ram. Fans Uy Tandtedy
Cifice
Mz Coor
Cece Sear Maver
Vont
Paderewski
Melba Ysare
Pavlows Raver
Binan
Duenland
Tian Ning
Anna Case
Kurt Schindler
Chandler
Dra
Madame Senthi
Fambar
Vela Schindler
Mark
Alan
Fred Thes
Dig Up Old Haunts Of French Gave Dwellers
Pars December 19. Cave dwellers once lived under Mont Valerien now the American cemetery. Workers found two subterranean passages dating to the eleventh century while laying a water pipe. Walls bear inscriptions such as year 1037. Abbey served as refuge in Henry I's time. Archaeologists study passages. an official report will follow.
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Aivay Wells
Larhara
McDernott
Mawley
Asher
Wtty
Wells
Reynards
Ferval
Cain
Pars
Mont Valerien
Whch
Workven
Henry the First
Thuke
Normandy
William the First
England
Communism and Fascism Scored by Armenian Labor Leader
Washington, Dec. 23. Armenian Federation of Labor President Wihaur Keen issued a circular warning wage earners and the public against the threats of communism and fascism. The notice, approved by the federation’s executive council, will be distributed to 110 national and international bodies, 1,000 city central groups, 48 state federations of labor, and 33,000 locals.
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Washington
Der
Fis
Wihaur Keen
Armenian Federation of Labor
United States
Federation
State Federations of Labor
Tocal Nnians
Christmas Wedding Paves Way With Clerk’s Help
Des Moines, December 25. Frances Bowers and Charles Myers of Des Moines faced a legal age obstacle to wed. County Clerk William Baldwin invoked a Christmas regulation, enabling a guardian to consent for the underage groom. The plan proceeded with permission sought from the groom’s mother, allowing the couple to move forward with their nuptials this holiday season.
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Des Moines
Tawa
Dee
Frances Bowers
First American made laces imported for Paris gowns
Fragmented copy reports that American made laces from Zion, possibly Sithe Mhoios town, are used on Paris gowns. many trimmed with this imported product may be returned to Chicago, affecting local dress makers and retailers.
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Paris
Zion
Chicago
Benaht
Holiday Message From Teut Leaders Broadcast
Pittsburgh December 25 German leaders spoke in their native tongue tonight sending a broadcast message of peace to the American people. The address by Chancellor Stresemann praised the strong American nation as essential to future world order and urged Americans to advance humanitarian ideals. Christmas carols from Berlin were also aired through record broadcasts and relayed to Germany.
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Pittsburgh
Hesinus
Germany
Westinghouse
KOKA
Wittsburgh
WBZ
Springfield
Mass
KYW
Chicago
Amd
WRNY
New York
Stresemann
Tariff Duty on Toys Robs Kiddies of Joy
Washington reports a 70 percent duty on toys, condemned as an economic outrage by Tennessee Democrat Representative Stall. He warns tariffs inflate prices, depriving American children of Christmas joy as German competition fades.
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Washington
Democrat
Tennessee
Children of
America
Weinfeld Elected National President Of Phi Sigma Delta
Chicago attorney E P Weinfeld of New York was elected national president of the Phi Sigma Delta fraternity at the annual convention.
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Chicago
E. Weinfeld
New York
Phi Sigma Delta Fraternity
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