Count Meln Adds Acrobatic Team to Show
New York theater item notes the Count Me In cast adding the three Ross sisters as acrobats. They live in a trailer near Bergen Boulevard across the George Washington Bridge and rehearse in a Broadway theater daily. The piece references their Texas roots, touring history, and cautious outlook on the future.
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Harry Kaufman
Ross Sisters
Charles Butterworth
Mama
Papa Ross
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Texas
Ross
Dixie
Betsy
Vicki
Rosses
Midwest
Ray Guy
Bergen Boulevard
George Washington Bridge
Route 6
New Jersey
Women Filling Men's Shoes in Breaking Law
John Grover notes FBI crime data showing women accounted for 10.2 percent of offenders in early 1942, up from 0.1 percent in 1941, indicating a shift in participation in criminal activity amid wartime conditions. The article discusses the trend and its interpretation by the FBI.
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John Grover
Jack Stinnett
Washington
FBI
War impacts crime rates in 1942 half year report
The report notes higher crime indexing due to wartime reporting and conditions. Rape up 9.9 percent from 1941 to 1942 first half, negligent manslaughter up 9.4 percent, auto thefts down 1.6 percent, and overall arrests at 27.7 percent of reported crimes. Larceny and auto theft deemed relatively safest for criminals. Murder and homicide show high arrest rates, with about 88 percent of murderers jailed.
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Federal Bureau of Investigation
Regional crime rates reveal high murders in east south central states
A survey shows east south central states had the highest murder rate at 8.69 per 10 000 and robbery 44.4 per 100 000, while New England posted the lowest murder rate 0.69 per 100 000 and 6.1 robberies per 100 000. It notes crime correlates with low police staffing, with east south central at 1.20 officers per 1 000 and New England at two per 1 000.
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East South Central States
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New Enland
Naion
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