How to Make a Juvenile Delinquent by Judge Gilliam
The National Humane Review excerpt warns against harsh parenting and promotes responsible guidance. It cites advice from Judge B Gilliam of Denver and William J Harper of Westchester, urging parents to avoid humiliation, secrecy, and ill treatment. It notes a 1946 drop in accidental deaths among 8 to 14 year olds due to safety education and federal programs.
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Judge B. Gilliam
Juvenile Court
Denver
Colorado
William J. Harper
Westchester
Whit Plan
National Safety “Counellt
Truthful talk versus emoting crowds in national discourse
The piece warns that many people argue with emotion rather than reason on religion politics race and unions. It urges listeners to recognize two core problems discrimination and anti communist fears. It notes Italians read the conservative press and calls for understanding communism and how it operates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Lille
Union Business Sparks Calm Competition Insight
The speaker urges measured conduct in workplace rivalry, stressing thoughtful, real discussion over emotional attacks. He warns that understanding rivals requires learning about their actions and plans rather than shouting about their faults.
Water Tower Dads envision grand playground makeover
In Alton the Water Tower Dads club aims to raise about 50 thousand to transform the site from ramped space and hedged chaos to a graceful, ample playing field. They plan removing a broad shoulder dividing two fields to create a natural amphitheater suitable for football and other sports, turning the area into a premier playground for future generations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alton
Dad's Club
Dads
Illinois veterans urged to file for state compensation
Veterans across Illinois are urged to apply for state compensation for service periods. State Veterans Office is dispensing the needed forms which must be completed and signed before submission. Delays may occur as processing timelines extend beyond two months.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ilinois
Botus
Uinois
S Tate
Blind to the Sky and Death Toll in 1946
A reflective verse contrasts beauty in nature with human blindness before noting a National Safety Council split. The piece then cites 1946 disaster fatalities, highlighting two tragedies: the Winecott Hotel fire in Atlanta with 119 deaths and the La Salle Hotel fire in Chicago with 61 deaths.
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National Safety Council
Winecott Hotel
Atlanta
la Salle
Chicago
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