NY Daily News Delayed Kidnap Story Sparks Police Debate
Nassau County Detective Chief Pinnell questions premature NYC press coverage of the July 4 baby Peter Nessau kidnapping. He says the New York Daily News refused to withhold the story, aiding secrecy in the search. Daily News editor notes John MacDonald asked to delay the report, citing conscience.
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N.Y
Weinberger
New York City
Peter
Nessau County
Pinnell
New York Daily News
the News
John MacDonald
Nassau
MacDonald
Delinquent Kids Progress Cited By Local Officers
Police officials describe a diminishing juvenile problem in Douglas County with support from schools and proactive judges. Hazelet notes a Chicago chiefs meeting urging police to avoid sponsoring drag strips, while endorsing private civic sponsorship on private property. Judge Rankin is praised for fair treatment and steady Saturday court sessions. Stanwix cites low drinking and fighting among youths and rejects a curfew, urging parental cooperation and early parental involvement with police or the juvenile court.
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International Association of Police Chiefs
Chicago
Kansas City
Topeka
Charles Rankin
Douglas County
Rankin
Stanwix
Ster
A&a
Hillcrest Forms School Safety Patrol Council
The Safety Council of Hillcrest School held a student election last week with reps from each home room. Candidates in all classes above first grade were nominated elected and installed Friday morning.
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Safety Council
Hillcrest School
Counsell
Barclay Goff
Timmy Gilles
Susan Dunlap
Lanna Hentsch
Alan Hitt
Scott Nelson
Andrew la Monica
Opal Jayne Kennedy
Eisenhower Expands Plans for His Trip to Iowa
President Eisenhower widens itinerary for a trip to Iowa including an airport speech in Des Moines and an overnight stay in Boone at the home of Mrs. Eisenhower's relatives. He will fly to Des Moines Thursday, then drive about 60 miles to Boone and speak at Des Moines airport before returning to Washington.
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Eisenhower
Iowa
Des Moines
Boone
White House
James C. Hagerty
Moter
Joel Carlson
John §. Doud
Carlsons
Newton
Preliminary Is Waived for Topeka Men in Hub Cap Case
Two Topeka men Leslie R. Pearson and Jan Dean Anderson waived preliminary hearing Monday in County Court and were bound over to the November term of District Court on grand larceny charges. Both, 20, admitted taking hub caps from a car owned by Howard Krumminger. Bond set at 1500 dollars each. both jailed for failure to post bond.
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Topeka
Leslie R. Pearson
Jan Dean Anderson
Howard Krumminger
Scrivner Addresses Women Voter Group
Rep. Errett P. Scrivner of Kansas City speaks to about 115 women at the Douglas County Women’s Republican Club meeting in the Community Building. He argues the United States is at peace and notes Democratic control of Congress shaped past legislation. He cites air power, Navy, Army strength, and modern weapons. Douglas County Republican chairman George Allen notes Scrivner’s 13 years in Congress and board tenure with the world’s largest corporation.
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Women's Republican ‘Club
Errett P. Scrivner
Kansas City
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Scrivner
Eisenhower
United States
Congress
George Allen
False Teeth Looseness Need Not Embarrass
Fragmentary clipping advises on false teeth loosening with practical tips to avoid embarrassment. The readable text mentions denture issues and consumer guidance without clear names or dates, reflecting a mid-century advisory tone.
Patriotic Club Meeting Led by Mrs Frakes in County
Mrs Robert Frakes presided as Arden Booth led the gathering with Mrs Robert Oyler at the piano. The group sang patriotic selections and a campaign song by Mrs George Mendenhall. Hospitality chairs were Mrs A B Ewing and Mrs H W Stowits. punch was served by Mrs J F Ackerman and Mrs C B Russell at a table with Lafayette red roses ageratum and Italian cutwork embroidery.
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Robert Frakes
Arden Booth
Robert Oyler
George Mendenhall
A. B. Ewing
H. W. Stowits
Punch
J. F. Ackerman
C. B. Russell
Lafayette
Light Balloting Reported in Massachusetts Primary
An early check of voting places in Boston indicated light balloting in the Massachusetts primary election. Despite clear weather and hot ballot competition chiefly on the Democratic side, turnout was light as polls opened around 6 a.m. and were to close at 6 p.m.
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Boston
Massachusetts
Constitution Observance Sponsored During Week by the DAR
Constitution Week is observed nationwide as Congress designated a yearly observance. The Daughters of the American Revolution issued grace cards for meals, with Washingtons First Thanksgiving Proclamation, placed in local eateries by the Betty Washington Chapter and supported by windshield stickers.
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United States
Daughters of the American Revolution
Congress
Eisenhower
National Society
DA. R
George Washington
Betty Washington
Constitution Week Notices and Regent Names Listed
Attention to Constitution Week distribution list among regents and members. Miss Faye Woodward and Miss Ada Lindell lead the group with Mrs Lenna Huddle ston and others including Miss Mildred Newman Miss Mary Clarke and Miss Helen Clarke.
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Faye Woodward
Ada Lindell
Lenna Huddleston
Mildred Newman
Mary Clarke
Helen Clarke
Mildred Watson
Lillian Perkins
Ruth Griffin
Fragmentary kitchen note on preparing meat dish
A garbled note describes buying meat and spreading something under it while Sara watches carefully. The text is incomplete and may reflect a tentative cooking instruction or informal meal preparation.
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