Summonses Pile Up On Courtesy Drivers
Chicago AP reports Courtesy Lease-Save faced 675 traffic summonses from 1958 to 1960. Each offense carries up to 200 dollars fine on conviction. Jim Moran, owner of the parent firm, said he does not know whether the leasing company or its affiliates are primarily liable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Courtesy
Courtesy Lease-Save
John J. Nelligan
Jim Moran
KU Freshman Grows Chrysanthemums For Profit
Arnold Schumacher of Liberty Missouri, KU engineering physics major, farms chrysanthemums at home with 774 stock plants and 5 000 more raised by his father. The two maintain about 100 varieties, selling regular plants, and transplanting shoots for stock garden use. They also breed chinchillas, expanding a family business once started with 19 chinchillas in 1948.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arnold Schumacher
Arnold E. Schumacher
Liberty
Schumacher
Schumachers
East Coast
Consumers Cooperative Association
Kansas City
Kansas State University
Chin-Chinchilla Business and Chrysanthemums Agriculture Shift
In spring about 300 chinchillas are pelted while the remainder stay for breeding. Schumacher plans to stay with chrysanthemums and engineering physics, possibly increasing chinchilla activity later.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schumacher
Chinchilla
Kansas Juvenile Law Institute Debates Needed Reforms
Four speakers at Kansas University's Law and Society Institute say Kansas has strong juvenile codes but require broader insight and more facilities to solve the state's juvenile problems. Speakers include Attorney General William Ferguson Judge James Riddell and psychiatrist Dr. Stuart Averill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas
United States
Law and Society Institute
Kansas University
William Ferguson
James V. Riddell
Sedgwick County
Stuart Averill
Juvenile Justice Debate Emphasizes Rehabilitation and Discipline
In Topeka discussions at an industrial school and Kansas Treatment Center for Children officials urged rehabilitation as the court’s main aim. Attorney General Ferguson and Judge Riddell warned against excessive leniency for youths, advocating penalties aligned with adult offenses. Dr Averill supported stronger home and court discipline, while Mrs Casey urged diagnostic clinics and greater understanding, stressing the home as key to preventing social ills in youth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ndustrial School
Topeka
Ruth Casey
Kansas Treatment Center For Children
Topeka State Hospital
Ferguson
Riddell
Casey
Brazil’s shift to Republic in 1889 ends 67-year imperial rule
Brazil became a republic in 1889 after 67 years of imperial governance under an emperor. The transition marked the end of the monarchy and the start of a republican era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brazil
Also Mentioned on This Page
Currier & Ives
Kansas Union
Library of Congress Collections
Smithsonian Institution
America
Capitol Federal Savings
U.S
The
Ithend
Vermont
Lawrence
Matin
Hillcrest
Hardware
At Briman's Leading Jewelers
Samgnods Co.arcte
Tratce
Diamond Masonic Ring
Briman
Ralph Wolfson
Mgr
Vernie Wilson
Asst