Chicago to open psychiatric traffic lab for errant drivers
A Chicago plan to build a central traffic enforcement laboratory by 1955 aims to diagnose drivers deemed dangerous or mentally off by psychiatrists. Chief Justice Scheffler notes suspects include habitual offenders and those who dodge courts, with judges to refer individuals for mental analysis once operational.
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Those Slips Are Showing Silas Kuhn Birthday Slice
Silas S. Kuhn, 108, will celebrate his Harrisburg Pennsylvania birthday Saturday with a cake. He credits pinup pictures for keeping him young, noting an assortment helps his outlook. Other brief items mention Land O Lakes Wisconsin’s tiny town status, muskellunge fishing season opening, Detroit dairy protests, a Toronto cough syrup trial, and a vacuum freezer concept for Arctic posts.
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California Youth Face Teen Job Shortage This Summer
California officials warn teens will face tougher summer job hunts as adult employment tightens. State figures estimate about 560000 students will seek work when school ends in June, with farm labor and neighborhood tasks as likely options for boys and babysitting or store work for girls.
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Santo's Pal Denies Part in Massacre
Emmett Perkins testifies he cannot recall whereabouts on Oct 10 1952 the day of the $7128 robbery killings and denies any involvement in the Massacre of Guard Young and three children in Quincy California. He says he was in Southern California practicing his vocation as a rambler and knows of no one who could place him at the scene. Harriet Henson faces trial next. Jack Santo’s defense may call him. Perkins also denies driving Henson to Auburn that night or meeting Larry Shea the state witness who saw him nearby.
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Police Break Picket Line At Akron Freight Dock
Police dispersed a picket line around Motor Cango freight dock after Mayor Berg read the riot act. An injunction halted truck movement as owner operators objected to pooling trailers. Police Capt McGowan ordered repeatedly for protesters to disperse and police moved in.
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Leo A. Berg
AFI Truck Drivers Union
Stephen J. McGowan
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