Papers Glorify Crime Encourage Delinquency
A critique of sensational crime reporting argues that large headlines and prominent placement glamorize crime. It cites editorials and scholars including Paul S. Deland and Edwin H. Sutherland, noting the potential to mislead youth and erode respect for justice.
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Paul S. Deland
Christian Science Monitor
Edwin H. Sutherland
Delayed Sentencing In Manhattan College Fixing Case Postponed
Four men who pleaded guilty to attempting to fix Manhattan college basketball games saw their sentencing delayed to March 27. Two co defendants in bribery cases had trials adjourned to Monday. Benjamin Schwartzberg and Irving Schwartzberg are the defendants named. Diplomatic agreement aims to keep American troops in Japan on current terms with immediate consultation for joint defense. A family of mice nesting in a telephone box disrupted 20 miles of lines for Pennsylvania railroad crews in Youngstown. trouble shooters traced the issue from Homewood, Pennsylvania along the railroad right of way.
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Manhattan
Benjamin Schwartzberg
Irving
Japan
Pennsylvania Railroad
Youngstown
Wanderlust by Ray Metzinger
A poem in which the speaker gazes at the moon and a distant celestial voyager. The ivory sentry sails above earthly bonds, provoking envy and a longing for freedom and adventure. The verse invites a sailor song of sin and life beyond limits.
Campus Scope notes and campus culture snapshots
A University of Buffalo Spectrum piece lists six reasons why I Never Joined A Sorority. Drake University reports two resignations from an honorary music sorority over an unwritten ban on Negro members. At Texas UT bans smoking and soft drinks in class due to fire hazard and housekeeping concerns. In Orizaba two men fired on a bus after it failed to stop, killing a woman and wounding two men. A lighter inscribed To my matchless boyfriend appears in a gift.
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Orizaba
Mexico
The
University of Buffalo
Drake University
University of Texas
Peron Aims to Dominate South America via Loans and Influence
In 1943 a manifesto by Juan Peron and the G O U urged Latin America into a sphere of influence led by Argentina. The plan uses loans trade deals and threats to Paraguay Uruguay Chile Peru and Bolivia while buying tin and shaping regional policy. Peron seeks ongoing pressure rather than a single move building long term dominance.
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James Gabriel
Argentina
Juan Peron
G.O.U
Chile
Paraguay
Uruguay
Bolivia
Peru
Peron
U.S
Grin ox Barrett jokes in a collegiate page tease
A college humor page compiles jokes about dogs at the cinema, misdirections in language, and ethnic humor. The set includes lines about the best man at a wedding, Caesars profits, a reporter asking locals, and a raft joke with an Irishman, Englishman, and Scotchman.
Kent State University student newspaper staff roster
The Kent Stater lists editorial and staff roles including managing editor Ernie Mazza News editor Don Friedman copy editor Mary Ann Weigelt feature editor John Falso society editor Julia Yeagley sports editor Chuck Miller and assistants photographer Emil Kernasovich and Bob McMahen. reporters and business staff named. The paper publishes Tuesday to Friday during the school year and Thursdays in summer, suspended during vacations, entered as second class matter October 15 at Merrill Hall Kent State University.
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Ernie Mazza
Don Friedman
Mary Ann Weigelt
John Falso
Bill Caddey
Dick Winn
Charlotte Frolo
Lucille Carson
Pat Boehmer
Carolyn Whyte
Dick Dugan
Dick Duff
Lee Featheringham
Kent Stater
Merrill Hall
Kent State University
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