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Newspaper
High Point Enterprise
Location
High Point, North Carolina, United States of America
Date
Nov 06, 1931
Page
17
NEA Service reports Berlin notes by Dr. Franz Alexander, a renowned nerve specialist. He argues instincts drive criminal behavior and society must adjust these impulses. only part of personality becomes adjusted, while other parts remain criminal, differentiating cultured individuals.
Officers report a surge in discarded police dogs due to high appetite and related demands. handlers warn the trend could affect canine units and community safety.
Julia Blanshard reports on Soviet life showing women in heavy labor, engineering, medicine, and leadership roles while men share housework and childcare. She highlights examples from the dam, factories, universities, and parades, noting women’s equal status in public and private life.
The passage argues that marriage should not curb a woman’s community work and shows that both marriage and divorce are quick with little inquiry. It notes the state’s primary concern is the well being of the children, reflecting a social view of family duties.
In Chicago, pets face hunger as owners struggle with rising costs for food and essentials. Many households report canine and other pet feed shortages and weigh tough choices to keep animals fed.
Col. Pegram Whitworth of Jefferson Barracks asked St. Louis police to curb numerous petting parties reported around the base calling them a nuisance and disrupting military discipline.
Philadelphia report says Justice of the Peace Pierce L. Richards of Lansdowne urges a whipping post for reckless drivers in a talk before the Gladstone Manor Civic association.
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