New Environment Aids Spoiled Children In Recovery
An article discusses how changing a child’s environment can help reform bad habits and behaviors. It cites a case where a food fusser improved when cared for by his aunt and how a doctor guided meals to reduce parental intervention. It also notes a self assessment leaflet for self managed behavior, available for five cents plus a self addressed envelope.
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Wins Adjournment In Larceny Trial
Edward Hardy Wilton, facing two larceny charges, won an adjournment of his cases before Judge O W Sprecher until July 16 at 10 am. Defense attorney Ambelang said he needed more time to prepare. Counts include stealing truck parts valued at 25 from Kendall resident Edward O Rourke and breaking into a Wellington shop to steal machinery and personal goods valued at 50. Hardy waived a jury and pleaded not guilty.
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Wilton
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Charlies D. Ambelang
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Edward O'Rourke
Kendall
Clair Marvin
Wellington
Boston Store on State Street to Close Doors
The Boston Store of Chicago plans to close after 75 years on State street. Edgar L. Schnaeig announces the 117 story building at State and Madison will be converted to store and office space. A syndicate led by Schnaeig bought the business. date July 15, 1946, for about unknown terms.
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Indians Adopt New Look with War Drums Sweatshirts
Fremont Nebraska report says local Indians have modernized regalia and nearly cleared Midland College Warriors sweatshirts bearing a tribal design. The move follows a gaudy dance theme as railroad section hands helped sell the new look.
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Birthday Amington II Quietly Charms St Louis Radio Firm
Today's birthday Amington II born June 26 1901 served as secretary for air in U S defense and led surplus property in 1945. A noted business executive with a knack for energizing sick firms he built ties with a left wing labor leader to foster good relations with workers at his St Louis radio company. He comes from a wealthy family.
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U.S. Defense
Washington
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Two Words Sum Up A Lifetime For Mrs. Gates
Mrs. Vitus L. Gates of Hopkinsville Kentucky at age 70 made her freshman debut at a Republican national convention. She announced Kentucky passes during the roll call for vice president praising being surrounded by Republicans and recalled her grandfather’s Lincoln era labor ties.
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California
Dewey
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Lew Valentine hosts radio spotlight amid concerted schedule shifts
NBC signs Lew Valentine for regular fall and winter airings as a top dramatic show moves to Friday nights. The piece notes Valentine’s vast store of trivia and his desire for fight and election outcomes, while describing WKBH and Ken Allen man-on-the-street segments and last week’s Republican convention coverage.
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Mystery Playhouse
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Landt Trio
ABC
Paul Whiteman
Johnny Olsen
Laura Mike
Mike Wallace
Rex Maupin
Philadelphia Report
Jack Benny
Fred
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Evening Programs Saturday June Twenty Sixth in 1948
Radio listings show WKBH FM 93.1M presenting Garden Gate Sports and Here’s to Veterans as the Washington area transmitter schedule notes. Station C-2%6 provides detail on the Saturday lineup and program timing.
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Hollywood Scene Buzzing With Stars and Studio Plans
Hollywood gossip lines up Sam Goldwyn quips and box office notes as Homecoming dominates MGM. Lana Turner tops earnings for a year, Marjorie Reynolds returns in Last of the Badmen, and Lois Wilson stages a comeback. Musical hopes for Irene Dunne and Laurence Olivier Hamlet previews cap a season of Technicolor musicals and star tours.
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M-G-M
Summer Camp Opens Monday for YMCA Bradfield
The YMCA Camp Bradfield announces staff and a three period summer program starting July 1 8 and 15. Director Clark Dobbins leads 12 youth leaders with James Van Tassel as program director William Winter oversees the waterfront and Mrs Dobbins the handicraft department.
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Hayes Heads Bar Group at Wisconsin State Bar Convention
Gerald P. Hayes of Milwaukee is named the new president of the State Bar Association of Wisconsin at the annual convention. He will assume office next June when the term of Atty. John P. McGalloway expires. Atty. Gilson G. Glasier of Madison was re-elected secretary treasurer.
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Gerald P. Hayes
Milwaukee
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Fond du Lac
Atty
Gilson G. Glasier
Madison
American GI funds Florence Orchestra revival
In 1945 Sgt Robert Lawrence promised to aid the Maggio Musicale Florentino. Back in New York he organized a festival with top Italian artists from the Metropolitan Opera. More than $10,000 was raised to replenish percussion and brass destroyed by a bomb. Buy Savings Bonds.
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Municipal Theater
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