Delinquent Youth And The Phony Cure Alls
Washington report debunks five common but false cures for juvenile delinquency. Experts say dialing back daylight saving or harshly punishing all delinquents fails to address underlying psychological factors. The piece highlights flawed beliefs about parental blame and “keep them busy” programs, urging targeted, informed approaches instead.
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Gilmore
Washington
George §. Stevenson
National Association of Mental Health
Bertram M. Beck
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Beck
Delinquency Debate Ties to Slums and Immigrant Areas
A Kalamazoo dispatch cites speakers claiming most delinquents come from slums, noting some immigrant groups improve as they assimilate. It contrasts programs that fail to reach socially maladjusted youth with those that aid families like Amy Jones, mother-in-law of a fables advocate.
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Heck
Hotter Férguson
Homer Ferguson
Jones
Wellsboro
Detroit
Ignayivors
John
Chicago Scott
Philipsburg
Kalamazoo
Mich
Plus Fours Knickerbockers Origin Story
The term plus fours arose from four extra inches in the inner seam of knickerbockers. The extended width distinguished the sportswear, with origins traced to British military uniforms.
Michigan Primary Cast As Williams Seeks Fourth Term
Detroit voters head to the polls to choose Republican challengers to Gov. G. Mennen Williams as he pursues an unprecedented fourth term. Four Republicans vie including Owen J. Cleary D. Hale Brake Donald S. Leonard and Eugene Keyes. Meanwhile Patrick V. McNamara is unopposed for the Democratic nomination to face Sen. Ferguson. The Liberty Island monument note clarifies jurisdictional waters around it.
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Detroit
Michigan
G. Mennen Williams
Williams
Owen J. Cleary
D. Hale Brake
Donald S. Leonard
Eugene Keyes
Blair Moody
Patrick V. McNamara
Fergerson
R-Mich
Ferguson
Parade winners in Taneytown 200th anniversary parade
The Dal Lastown and the American Legion band from Taneytown Maryland and the Carlisle Pennsylvania Negro American Legion drum corps shared top prizes in Taneytown’s 200th anniversary celebration parade held yesterday, with winners announced amid the community event.
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Dallastown
American Legion
Carlisle, Pa
Negro American Legion
Carroll County
State Demos To Campaign On Sales Tax Clash Marks Campaign Era
Washington reports show Sen McCarthy and key Republicans pushing for a quick vote on Flanders motion to censure a Wisconsin Republican while critics aim to prevent defeat. GOP leaders expect committee study. debate also covers atomic energy bills and state sales tax politics shaping 1954 campaigns with candidates Barr Horst and Dent Andrews leading party activity.
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Senate
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Wisconsin
GOP
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California
Atomic
Hisenhower
S. Atomic Energy Program
Leonard A. Unger
Tively
Harrisburg
Joseph
House
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Dent
Andrews
Paign
Democris
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Barr
Miles Horst
Bethe State Senate
Alpublican
Lloyd
H. Wood
Legis
Wood
John S Fine
John
H. Dent
H. G. Andrews
Read
Republican Party
Nack
Pennsylvania
Dog Immunity Debate Stirs Italian Consulate Case
In Genoa officials debate whether a consulate dog has diplomatic immunity after a German Shepherd bite on consular property. A 25 year old girl, Marisa Bernardo, was bitten, fever ensued, hospital treatment followed, and authorities dropped charges. The incident highlighted tensions over diplomatic rights.
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Italy
Marisa Bernardo
Marisa
Ocean Crossing Solo by Sven Joffs From Sweden to Helsinki
Sven Joffs, 33, a Swedish born merchant mariner living in New York, sailed alone across the Atlantic in 42 days on a cutter named Area after funding with 6500. He endured three severe storms that battered the cockpit and plans to reunite with his father in Edinburgh before heading to Helsinki.
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Ireland
Sven Joffs
Atea
Joffs
Atlantic
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Sweden
New York
Helsinki
Ingrid Bergman Prefers Europe Over Hollywood In Germany
Ingrid Bergman says she may not return to Hollywood, preferring Europe for future films. She spoke at a Munich reception with husband Roberto Rossellini, noting Europe feels like home and she plans to make European pictures.
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Germay
Ingrid Bergman
Germany
Hollywood
Roberto Rossellini
Europe
Notable Deaths Across United States and Canada
Brig. Gen. James Simmons Reto aged 64, chief of preventive medicine, died Saturday in Hartford. The Rev. Dr. Frank G. Beardsley, 83, a Congregational minister and historian, died Saturday in Taunton. Dr. Henry A. Rateky, 64, renowned for gastroenterology, died Saturday in Atlantic Beach. Grand Coulee Dam in Washington, the world's largest masonry structure, houses seven times the masonry of the Great Pyramid of Egypt.
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James $. Simmons Reto
Forever US
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Frank G. Beardsley
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N.Y
Henry A. Rateky
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