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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1924
Page
6
Judge Criswell called for stronger supervision and play for delinquent youths, noting that 75 percent of criminal careers begin in adolescence. He praised volunteers who mentor youths, teach business basics, and keep children active to avoid correctional institutions. Improper school grading can push children toward truancy and crime.
The article notes a new daily class taught by Roy M. Brown for public welfare supervisors and teachers attending an institute. It highlights gradual interest growth, regular nursing lectures, and afternoon and evening sessions with discussions aimed at improving their welfare work.
Mary Alden discusses her role in Pleasure Mad on Broadway, noting how her character Marjorie Benton becomes neglected by a devoted husband who notices a widow. The piece reflects on Marjorie’s practical wardrobe and the psychology of appearance in relationships amid theater life.
A multi character study of a carnival atmosphere as revealed in the film Merry-Go-Round at Universal. The piece notes mass appeal of Coney Island style freakery and contrasts Vienna glamour with wartime hardship, highlighting the motion picture spectacle.
Chicago July 12 A New York woman wins 500 in a contest for best radio and trust companies for the Week Play. The Super Jewel offering comes to Broadway theater next Monday and Tuesday with tentative plans to lower the record. The report notes 210 and 498 140 ye of 23 043 in unclear figures and mentions banks in a condition.
Naval fliers fail to remain aloft 74 hours in a long distance scouting sea plane. Lieutenants George C. McDonald and H. Smith forced down after about 13 hours on a 15 mile triangular course near Norfolk. The attempt fell short of the Washington record set last month by Lieutenants J. W. Wead and Jann D. Price who logged 15 hours and 16 minutes. Army fliers at Norfolk also involved in related entry.
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