Criminology Theory Meets Harsh Reality In Parole
The essay examines Dr. Walter N. Thayer Jr's idea to replace fixed prison terms with indeterminate sentences guided by parole boards. It warns that humane concepts fail without capable, dutyful stewards and condemns mob brutality at the National Air Races where a death led to looting and scandal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Walter N. Thayer, Jr
State Commissioner of Correction
New York
Thayer
Parole Board
Prison Department
Correction Department
Dad Farley Dies After Weeks of Illness in Hopkehoals
'Dad' Farley longtime custodian of Hope kehoals died Thursday night at 82 after a three week illness. Born March 31 1843 in Linomerick Teeland he came to the United States at seven and became Hopi citizen in 1905. Funeral services were held Friday at the home of his daughter Mrs James Roberts with Rev E Rule officiating. Burial followed at Baldwin geometry. Surviving is one daughter with Hope Fire Department members acting as honorary pallbearers.
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Dad) Farley
Erin
Meg
James Roberts
Dad
Pale Pack
Hope Kehoals
Linomerick
Teeland
Sithee
Old Country
St. Patrick's Day
Hiness
West Fourth See
First Methodist Church
Baldwin Geometry
Hope Fire Department
Briant
Glen Carmichel
J. K. Stiles
B. Ponder
Bil Garner
T Ty, Boyett
U S Orders Beer Tax Collections
Georgia dealers face a new federal tax under a 1926 law guiding alcohol payments. U S Revenue officers demand payment of a $50 assessment plus existing $25 and $20 taxes, with penalties including fines up to $1,000 and possible one year imprisonment for noncompliance.
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Page
Internal Revenue Bureau
Polite Bandits Rob Bank in Alabama
Two unarmed bandits robbed the Millport State Bank in Alabama on Thursday, taking an undetermined amount of currency. They entered with polite demeanor, forced cashier Miss Ficheeds to the door, and draped the act as a routine bank exam. A customer who witnessed the event noted the women were businesslike and polite, misreading them as bank examiners.
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Minsport
Ali
Aonstallar Tonghythian Bank
Vxuaivers
Millport
Nua Four
Five Hope Bobcats ruled ineligible ahead of season opener
Coach Foy Hammons, in his first year, faces a blow as five key players Jack Turner Dick Moore Cecil Houston Buffalo Kesterson and Raymond Urban are ruled ineligible for the season start. Hamburg visits September 21 as El Dorado and Hamburg replace earlier cancellations with a revised schedule through late November supporting a hopeful squad despite losses.
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Foy Hammons
Hope High
Jack Turner
Dick Moore
Cecil Houston
Buffalo Kesterson
Raymond Urban
Turner
Kesterson
Bobcats
Pine Bluff
Port Smith
Hammons
el Dorado
Hamburg
Arkansas
Lockesburg
Broken Bow
Okla
Rebcals
Cuimden
Pordyce
Hot Springs
Tesxarkana
Arkadelphia
Prescott
Malvern
Liile Rork
Nashville
New Relief Plans Outline Drought Aid Efforts in Arkansas
New drought relief plans for Arkansas will be discussed at an ERA committee meeting led by YO Tuy Meid, with W. Redyess and Edgar A. in charge of rural rehabilitation. The program envisions surplus feed purchases for resale to drought victims, advances repayable in labor or cash, and shifting families from sub marginal lands to fertile deltas.
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Little Rock
Drouth
ERA
YO Tuy Meid
Drouth Relief
Arkansas
W. Redyess
Edgar A
Casteberry
B. B. Whitaler
Sher
Dyers
Une
Wy J. Elansston
Vatvtet Cimblaymieat
Ways Codes
Afistetet
Little Rog
J. C. ‘Pipten
Abbesglary
Seed Loan Date Extended by Farm Credit to October 15
Suntfield, supervisor of the Farm Credit Administration, with his founders in Hove, announced on Friday that loans for the purchase of seed for fall and winter crops have been extended to October 15. The previous deadline of September 15 has expired.
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Suntfield
Farm Credit Administration
Foundreylanthers
Hove
Logis
Food Loan Used in Arming Nation
Washington witnesses allege a $105,100,000 wheat loan to China was used to purchase munitions and planes as the Du Pont company munitions makers come under inquiry. Nye cites evidence the loan aided foreign trade and helped relieve farm surpluses, while Mexican protest over names of officials surfaces during hearings. Du Pont VP denies war profits lay outside patriotism and says private industry would be quicker than the War Department.
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Washington
Nye Tole
Senate Munitions Committee
China
United States
DuPont Company
Nye
Mexico
D. Fi
Rod Dignes
Wwe
Four More Bodies Found On Steamer ASBURY PANK
The Morro Castle fire victims were located as end ing decks cleared for the first resumed search of the wreck. Debris and dangling wires hindered access while workers mapped decks A and B and part of the dead area. Officials expect more bodies as crews continue the perilous search with a northeasterly wind.
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Asbury Pank
Morro Castle
Cotiavel
Ward Line
Hine
Strike Area Peaceful After Bloody Carolinas Battles
News from the Carolinas and Rhode Island recounts tense strike clashes and calm. In Burlington North Carolina soldiers and pickets clashed injuring five. Georgia Governor Talmadge ordered readiness of National Guard to protect workers. Rhode Island saw violence in Woonsocket as guards fought to restore order. Governor Green sought federal aid after talks with President Roosevelt. Rhode Island lawmakers met in an extraordinary session with measures to empower the governor and bolster police.
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Charlotte
Burlington
North Carolina
Carolinas
Providence
Rhode Island
United States
Woonsocket
Theodore Francis Green
Roosevelt
Green
Tower House
Senate
Assembly
Arkansas school bonds under study for refunding plan
State education officials discussed a bond refunding proposal tied to Rep Harve Thorn of Poinsett county and a plan to address Arkansas school debt. The talks touched on federal aid timelines, possible RCFC support, and the bound debt totaling about 29 million dollars with large annual interest costs. Also noted were dental college graduations and the dentist count in the county.
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Little Rock
Schoo
Harve B.thorn
Poinsett County
State Board of Education
W. &. Phipps
Reconstruction Finance Corporation
Arkansas
D. D
Terry
Phipps
Washington
Flood Ravages China’s Yellow River Valley Amid Losses
Dispatches from Henan describe vast flood devastation as the Yellow River breaches dikes destroying farms and inundating villages. Kaifeng reports thousands of farmers in peril with the river widening as dikes erode and houses are submerged. millions face upheaval in the granary region.
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Associated Press
China
Henan
Kaifeng
Honan
Yellow River
B.C
Peking
Chow Peipig
Budips Lomats
Amnesia Cited in Annulment Suit for Florida Marriage
Charles B Tee a Charleston West Virginia physician filed in Carland Chancery for annulment of his marriage to Mrs Alsha M Lee claiming amnesia at the wedding and alleging Lee deserted her two weeks after the ceremony She asserts temporary alimony and notes Lee a West Virginia native who came from California to Florida and has been married three times The case was taken under advisement by Chancellor Saw W Garrett.
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Hot Springs
Charles B. Tee
Charleston
W. Va
Carland Chancery Court
Alsha M. Lee
Lee
West Virginia
California
Florida
W. Garrett
It Seems They Had a Right to Protest
Fort Worth report notes students protest a policy at Texas Woman's College over co-education. Since enrollment changes, Dr. Tom We Brabham invites input from students and alumni on whether to end the gender ban. The college considers extending coeducation while debating the attendance rule.
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Fort Woh
Texas
Texas Woman's College
Tom We Brabham
Brabhson
Jane
Brinker Takes Witness Stand in McSwain Slaying Trial
Edwin Brinker testified in Texarkana district court that he signed two confessions after an all night interrogation he feared would end in his death. He said police, led by Ron Hers Weaver and George Jidiz son, pressured him with threats as Johnson and others shouted and slapped him during the questioning.
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Texarkana
Edwin Brinker
P. A. McSwain
New Boston
Brinker
Ron- Hers Buck Weaver
George Jidiz
Chilcothe
McSwain
Weaver
Johnson
Palice
Hether
Hensley Captured in Mississippi by Memphis Officers
Memphis detectives and Mississippi officers armed with machine guns captured Jack Hensley early Friday at a Mississippi farm house near Grenada. He was asleep with a pistol beside him after escaping Tucker farm last October with Lea Goins, who later was captured at Texarkana and sent to the penitentiary for a post office robbery. Hensley had a 10 year sentence for a bank messenger holdup at Little Rock and was wanted in Tennessee for a series of robberies since his escape.
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Memphis
Tenn P
Mipi
Jack Hensley
Arkansas
Hensley
Grenada
Miss
Tucker Farm
Lea Goins
Texarkana
Friday
Little Rock
Tennessee
Miia
Oklahoma merchant Snell escapes after Texas kidnap plot
H D Snell, a Cordell Oklahoma merchant, was kidnapped near Wichita Falls and tortured by four masked men who demanded a $50,000 ransom. He freed himself by tumbling from a moving car on a rural road seven miles north of San Antonio. Federal agents opened the case as transportation across state lines triggers federal charges. Snell recalled two earlier demand letters and noted his resistance to signing any ransom notes.
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San Antonio
H. D. Snell
Cordell
Ota
Embrie
Snell
Wichita
Texas
Wichita ‘Falls
Gus Jones
United States Bureau
Jones
Charlescell
Oklahoma City Oil
Mia
Snel
Ermie
Wichita Falls
No Dancing Policy Tightens at Monticello A&M College
Monticello Arkansas Monticello A and M College relists a strict no dancing rule as fall term arrivals register. President Frank Horsfal and the board back the ban, stating students cannot dance on or off campus during the semester. A campus strike and efforts to oust Horsfal have preceded this action and warning against insubordination is issued.
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Monticello
Ark
Monticello A. & M. College
Arkansas
Frank Horsfal
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