Saint or monster teen age in the New York schools
A New York State inquiry on student drug use frames the teenager as either hero or menace. Police estimate 1,500 high school students may be narcotics users among 300,000 pupils, with most youths obtaining drugs from adult dealers. A reader profile from Ruth Howell criticizes adult society, urging self-critique rather than blaming teens.
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New York
Sephed
vic- BOYLE _ tims
Bernard Gregory Stone
Fitchburg
Mass
Legion Elects Slate of Officers Thursday
Roy L. Wingers post No. 52 American Legion will vote Thursday evening at 8 o clock on a full slate of officers for the coming year. Nominations include Commander C F Evans incumbent and Clyde Allen as first vice commander with a full list for second vice commander finance officer sergeant at arms chaplain historian service officer house and executive committees plus an adjutant appointment.
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Roy L. Wingers
American Legion
C. F. Evans
Clyde Allen
Robert A. Amundson
Dale Rudy
Robert Munk
Schoen
Harland Michaels
Francis Wallace
Grand Jury to Probe Fatal Shooting in California
In San Luis Obispo a grand jury will investigate the fatal shooting of Leonard R. Ray by Margaret G. Ryan, widow of Thomas Fortune Ryan's grandson. Ray, 22, allegedly entered the ranch after being warned to leave, and Ryan said she acted in self defense. No charges have been filed and Ryan is free on her own recognizance.
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San Luis Obispo
Calif
Margaret G. Ryan
Group Takes Census Of Paul Revere Bells
In Boston Massachusetts an unusual census is under way by the Paul Revere Memorial Association to count bells cast by Paul Revere and his son Joseph. About 400 bells were produced between 1792 and 1828.
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Boston
Mass
New England
Paul Revere
Cattle Run Near Normal in Midwest Markets
Chicago notes near normal cattle arrivals as the third straight day of solid receipts boosts beef supply hopes. National shipments reach 18,500 head across 12 major markets, up about 50 percent from last week and higher than a year ago, with weekly totals at 126,800.
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Chicago
Midwest
Wisconsin Journalists Named in Statewide Listing
A long listing of Wisconsin newspaper editors and publishers is presented, naming numerous editors from diverse cities such as Hartland, Waukesha, La Crosse, Sheboygan, and Madison along with affiliated papers. The compilation appears as a directory snippet from a broader Wisconsin section.
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Lynn A. Mason
Chetek Alert
Cameron Echo
Sumner J. Harris
Door Co. Advocate
George W. Green
Waupun Leader-News
John Crevi
San de Clie
Clifford
Arthur J. Laack
Est Bend Pilot
Oliver R. Witte
Juneau Co
Publishers, Inc
J. H. Smith
Carroll Benson
West Allis Star
Wm. Patey
Berlin Journal
Laura M. Kleinfelter
The
Adams Co. Times
the Friendship
Hughitt H. Hinderaker
Hartland News
George Collinson
Niagara News Weekly
Armond Circilli
Iron Co. Miner
James Sullivan
Sun Prairie Star-Countryman
A. M. Bearder
Lake Geneva Regional
Robert L. Graves
Vernon Co
Lela Poe
Richland Democrat
Teen thief sentenced after Viroqua robbery and car theft
In circuit court Judge Roland Steinle gave two concurrent terms to a teen who pleaded guilty to robbing the Dunnum case in Viroqua of 168 dollars and taking a car without the owner’s consent. The escape was detected at breakfast after 1 05 a m Wednesday when Undersheriff Robert Small found his door unlocked. He allegedly picked the lock with wire from insulation pipes. No car theft reports followed the escape and a radio alert had been issued.
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Green Bay
Dunnum
Roland Steinle
Robert Small
Stauffer
Small
Livestock Market Reports From South St Paul and Chicago
Sioux notes show cattle, hogs, and dairy trends with mixed price ranges and steady to lower bids. Hogs steady to higher for some lots, cattle values uneven across categories, poultry and dairy prices also listed from Chicago reports.
Salabie Livestock Prices Recorded by USDA Report
USDA price report notes Salabie hogs at 19.60 per cwt for sows and gilts, cattle at 2,500, calves at 200, with slaughter steers mostly steady. Market details reflect current regional livestock values and indicate stable trends for steers.
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Swift & Ceying
USDA
Chicago cash market tally and grain price notes
The report lists corn prices for several grades with No 1 yellow at 1.7412 and No 2 at 1.7514, No 3 1.71734a, No 4 1.7134, No 5 1.67, sample grade 1.59-68. Oats quotes show No 1 heavy white 8844-89 and No 1 extra heavy white 90. Malting 1.35-60. Beans show 1 yellow 3.03%. Track country state abbreviations appear in line.
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Chicago Cash Rag
Seabee
Chicago
Grain and fuel prices mixed in daily market report
The report lists various grain prices with open high low and close values for July July Open 2.41 high 2.39 low 2.36 close 2.00 and March Open 2.47 high 3.47 low 3.47 close 2.48, rye and diesel figures appear with multiple open high low and close entries across months, showing fluctuating prices and percentage changes.
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Aia Rye
Ge Sa
Adm McCully 84 Dies In St. Augustine
Admiral Newton A. McCully retired US Navy aged 84 died in St. Augustine Florida on Thursday. He served in Russian waters during World War I and later adopted several Russian children bringing them to St. Augustine where he raised them. He was a native of Anderson.
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ST. Augustine
Fla
Newton A. McCully
Augustine
Anderson
Dividends Tax Debate Pauses as Surtax Vote Reconsiders
Wisconsin Senate approves a 70 to 23 tax on sur tax while Assembly delays final action. Move to reconsider blocks the bill from reaching the governor as lawmakers weigh impacts on dividend taxation and revenue. Other measures include school district reorganization timelines and nurse home licensing.
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Senate
Pte
Assembly
Wednessea Steel
Wisconsin
Joseph Hanraham
Merton
Waukesha County
Milwaukee
Korea
Rosenberry
Meat Control Debate Puts Hormel Official Against Exemption
In a broadcast discussion Senator Ives argues against exempting the meat industry from controls to avoid broader loopholes. Hormel Packing’s James Olson counters that an exemption might be possible for meats amid the broader controls plan.
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D-Mich
Congress
Ives
James Olson
Hormel’s Packing Company
Marriage Licenses La Crosse Wisconsin List
A listing of marriage licenses shows pairs from La Crosse and nearby towns. Couples include Donald Dale Wooden with Lois Elizabeth Techmer and Walter H. Herold with Marilyn M. Turner, among others. Several pairs marry in La Crosse on June 17 or 23, with additional ceremonies in Decorah Sparta Ridgeville and Wilton.
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Donald Dale Wooden
Main Street
Lois Elizabeth Techmer
Travis Street
la Crosse
Walter H. Herold
Marilyn M. Turner
South Seventh Street
Elmer Schultz
Elizabeth Kathan
Badger Street
General MacArthur on Texas tour amid mixed cheers
Crowds along the skyscraper route saluted General MacArthur with waving and some Confederate flags as the American Legion band played Old Soldiers Never Die and The Eyes of Texas Are Upon You. He planned three more Texas speeches in San Antonio Dallas and Fort Worth before returning to New York.
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American Legion
Texas
San Antonio
Dallas
Fort Worth
New York City
MacArthur
Veterans Hospital
Galveston
Two Wednesday Crashes Reported by County Police
Two separate accidents near Tomah were logged by county highway police on Wednesday with no injuries. At 2 p.m. June 13 L D Lyons of 13th Place skidded on gravel while traveling too fast to turn after spotting a low flying plane, his car tipping into a ditch causing under $100 damage. At 5:50 p.m. Ralph Kidrick of Tomah reported being sideswiped by a motorcycle on Highway 16. Pvt Earl Mark of Camp McCoy, rider of the bike, was unhurt though the motorcycle sustained extensive damage.
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L. D. Lyons
Ing
Judy Roellig
South 10Th Street
Delores Woods
Cass Street
Lyons
Ralph E. Kidrick
R. 2
Tomah
Highway 16
Kidrick
Earl Mark
Camp McCoy
Vandenberg Praises Pact Air Defenses Progress
General Vandenberg spoke at a news conference on progress in NATO air defenses. He cited a joint meeting of air chiefs from Britain France the United States and Canada and representatives from eight other NATO powers. He said the talks aim to fix problems and strengthen Europe’s air potential.
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France
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Korea
Ee Eee Thur
Johnson
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Can
Defense
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Joint Chiefs of Staff
George C. Marshall
Senate Armed Services and Foreign Relations
MacArthur
Far Eastern
Brothers Waive Hearing On Manslaughter Count
Two Brule brothers waived preliminary court hearing on manslaughter and assault charges tied to the death of Edward Larson 52 of Duluth Minn. Robert Johnson 18 faces manslaughter and Ronald 20 assault with intent to do great bodily harm. Both held for Superior Court with bonds of 3000 and 1000. Larson died from injuries after a scuffle at Twin Gables tavern on Highway 2 as he helped proprietor George Carlson eject the brothers.
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Wis
Brule
Edward Larson
Duluth
Minn
Robert Johnson
Ronald
Robert
Larson
Douglas County
Elton Ekroth
Twin Gables
Highway 2
George Carlson
Garment Workers Return To Jobs After Settlement
About 65 000 garment workers in four states returned to their jobs after the industry’s first work stoppage in 25 years. A union spokesman said conditions had returned to normal following a late Wednesday contract dispute settlement affecting coat suit and skirt makers in the women’s and children’s garment industry.
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New York
Gimbels Starts Price War With Bayer Aspirin Bargain
New York stores Gimbels and Macy's trade barbs in a price war over Bayer aspirin. Gimbels advertises 100 tablet bottles for eight cents while Macy's price was ten cents. the fixed price previously stood at 59 cents.
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New York
Gimbel’s
Macy’s
MacArthur Dismissal Hearings Highlight Korea War Debate
Testimony in Washington and Austin centered on Korea and the Far East, with Gen. MacArthur attacking the Truman administration for demobilizing forces and urging a decisive policy. Secretaries, generals, and Taft weighed U S troop presence and Formosa UN seats amid stalled peace talks.
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D-Ga
Johnson
Far East
South Korea
Korea
Armed Services and Foreign Relations Committees
Taft
Ohio
Red China
Formosa
United Nations
U. S
Albert C. Wedemeyer
38Th Parallel
Acheson
MacArthur
Truman
Austin
Tex
Road repairs near Mindoro strain local roads and residents
Esman and Mindoro officials plan emergency action after five days of school closures as 4.2 miles of passable road repair work begins. Farmers rely on tractor to move goods and people. many roads remain impassable and a bridge is out. Township allocates 5000 for fixes and will meet highway committee to decide finanzial arrangements with residents Ernest Strangman Vernon Cain Herman Ronke Elmer Young Kermit Johnson Lawrence Pfaff Marvin Young Hugh Pfaff Raymond Young Louis Stetzer Theodore Kroener Paul Hig presiding.
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Apecoeeats
Chuch
Highway Committee
Mindoro
Ernest Strangman
Vernon Cain
Herman Ronke
Elmer Young
Kermit Johnson
Lawrence M. Pfaff
Marvin L. Young
Hugh Pfaff
Raymond Young
Louis Stetzer
Theodore Kroener
Paul A. Hig
UN patrols clash with Communists in Yanggu Inje area
Allied officers report Reds still active in western fronts as North Koreans retreat to defend key terrain. McArthur says patrols probe Red territory while under heavy artillery and mortar fire north of Yanggu and Inje. South Korean forces fend off two major assaults near Kansong as red withdrawals continue.
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George A. McArthur
Triangle
McArthur
Eighth Army
Yanggu
Yangu
Inje
Kansong
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