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Lawrence Journal World

Location

Lawrence, Kansas, United States of America

Date

Dec 29, 1954

Page

9

Welfare Report Charges Brutality at Connecticut Kids Home

Hartford authorities allege abuse at the New Haven County temporary home for children. A 22-year-old attendant twisted a boy's arm until it broke and dragged another across the dining room, hurling him against a wall. One boy suffered a concussion. The Welfare Department seeks the superintendent's firing as Governor Lodge prepares to leave office.

Hartford Conn State Welfare Department John Lodge New Haven County Lodge Abraham A. Ribicoff Howard Houston U. S India Houston Houstan

Colombian Outlaw Pistacho Shot Dead in Gun Battle

In Cali Colombia the notorious outlaw Pistacho aged 28 blamed for over 100 killings was killed in a wild gun battle with a police detachment. Several officers were wounded. He had escaped from prisons before and carried a 5000 peso reward on his head.

Cali Colombia Pistacho

U S Births May Surpass Four Million in 1954

The U S Public Health Service expects births in 1954 to exceed four million for the first time, with a birth rate around 25.2 per 1 000 population, the second highest in 28 years and about 5.3 per cent below the 1947 peak. Surgeon General Leonard A Scheele announced the projection yesterday.

Washington i U. S . Public Health Service United States Leonard A Scheele

Morse predicts Congress to boost minimum wages

Senator Morse predicts a raise of the 10 cent hourly minimum to at least 1.00 and to apply the Fair Labor Standards Act to all workers. He and Secretary Mitchell back a raise as Congress plans to cover more workers, likely targeting 0.75 to 0.90 per hour due to rising living costs. Scientists estimate 10 to 15 percent of global deaths stem from cancer.

Washington Sen Morse Congress Mitchell Eisenhower

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