War era voices on youth crime and WAC sergeant
A High Point reader urges attention to Sergeant Ruby a WAC recruiter retelling Paris modeling and wartime discipline while Philadelphia editors warn postwar youth crime may surge. The piece calls for coordinated community action across family church school and city to anchor youth with home religion school work and wholesome leisure.
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Crime Prevention Association of Philadelphia
Association
Police Bureau
Voices and views from veterans and community leaders
A compilation of quotes includes former Police Sergeant Ben Ridge reflecting on quitting the force and a war era expansion for radio. Local Red Cross efforts urge gowns and kit bags, plus wartime service discussions by WAC advocate C H Doggett and others. Community institutions, fire safety checks, and veteran employment shifts are noted.
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Ben Ridge
Radio
Pat Taylor
Red Cross
Frank Wall
Pea
Dewey Candidacy Sparks Wide Cross-Pressure Support
Roscoe Drummond notes Governor Dewey's undeclared bid draws a mixed blend of backers from isolationists to internationalists, with factions ranging from reactionary to liberal. A new GI pamphlet assists veterans facing civilian life and job reintegration, outlining discharge, benefits, and reentry steps.
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Roscoe Drummond
Christian Science Monitor
Enterprise
Paul Mallon
Dewey
Wisconsin
New York
Chicago Tribune
Republican Party
Discharged Soldiers Questioning Me Over Months
A terse line notes the speaker faces persistent questions from former service members over recent months. It outlines no dates, names, or outcomes, focusing on the ongoing pressure from veterans.
Broadway gossip and showbiz notes from New York nights
F. Sinatra to earn 275000 for two MGM films starting June 1. Salamanca of clever one liners, DeMille viewing Oklahoma, Agreed Whe lan and Doughgirls resumes in Hollywood. Sidelines include Dunninger, Beebe, Beebe and a parade of clubs, costs, salaries, and social buzz from Manhattan venues and stars.
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Agnes DeMille
Aileen Whelan
Doughgirls
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Marion En
J. Edgarer
Clyde Tolson
Waldorf
Nelson Eddy
Park Central
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