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Reform Work Camps for Delinquents Spur Debate Across States
California runs 21 camps or ranches for delinquents with about 1,500 total capacity, a fraction of the 40,000 committed to training schools. Experts urge classification by personality defects, not offense seriousness, and advocate psychotherapy and tailored treatment despite higher costs. Research by the Children's Bureau and the Institute of Mental Health seeks better methods and data.
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Beauty contest farce shocks readers and fans alike
The piece condemns beauty pageants for deceit and rule breaking, citing Miss U S A and Miss Universe scandals. It laments misrepresentation, aging of contestants, and unreliable judging, then suggests abandoning the topic and returning to weather talk.
Bonus plan fuels shares for House of Vision workers
Bernard Spero, 63, Chicago executive, runs House of Vision with 23 branches and 49 percent employee ownership. A 24 percent stock grant and 25 percent trust fund share have grown since 1944, turning modest $90k yearly business into a multi million dollar firm.
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Eisenhower Zhukov Talk Shows Polite Dilemma In Dialog
In a 1945 Berlin reminiscence Eisenhower recalled a three hour exchange with General Zhukov about Communism. He noted Zhukov’s insistence on sacrifice for the state and defended Democratic ideals, while avoiding direct rebuke to the Soviet leader in social discourse. The piece suggests future blunt talk by Defense Secretary Charlie Wilson if a meeting with Zhukov occurs.
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Utah Grasshopper Salad and Other Odds and Ends
A miscellany piece catalogs exotic foods such as fried grasshoppers and buffalo burgers, references wagers about MLB moves, quips on Ethel Barrymore, a daring swimming feat in 1940, and notes on women lawyers in the United States with a preference for the district attorney in a hypothetical trial.
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Old Truth, Young Preacher Reflections on Growth and Experience
Paul Harvey reflects on a young visiting minister delivering a tentative sermon. The speaker urges patience and asks readers to endure trials as the path to maturity, noting God works through challenges and that true understanding comes from walking in another’s moccasins.
Borazon Claim Sparks Skepticism About Diamond Hardness
A new substance borazon is touted as diamond hard but skeptics question its practical hardness and accessibility. A powerful spotlight raises claims it could detect enemy submarines. A British mesmerist touts hypnotism to improve looks, hinting at an enhanced form of beauty sleep.
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Kay Medford
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Manhattan
Eddie Bracken
Marie McDonald
Elsa Maxwell
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Estrellita Horoscope for Tomorrow and Birthdate Insights
Tomorrow offers subtle advantages and warns to stay tactful in relationships. For those born on this day, expect confusions next month and potential interruptions in personal and financial matters. Stay calm, cooperate, and guard your pocketbook to gain steady progress through late 1957 and into 1958.
Gossip and showbiz moves from Broadway to Gotham
Dorothy Kilgallen Williams reports on nightlife in New York with betting on Madison Square Garden stock deals versus Norris after a federal ruling. Ralph Meeker and Ted Williams discuss a TV sports series with Williams co starring in 15 films. Gina Lollobrigida stages an in house atelier. Howard Hughes project Jet Pilot stars John Wayne and Janet Leigh with heavy ad spend.
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Barkley Wins Senate Leadership Amid 1937 Tension
July 22 1937 report notes Alben W Barkley secure Democratic Senate leadership 38 37 after Joseph T Robinson death. Also covers Chinese Sino Japanese tensions in Tientsin US troops on alert. Spanish Civil War Loyalist counter attack feared. Eleanor Holm Jarrett marital issues. Eamon de Valera reelected Irish president. Middletown Catholics greet auxiliary bishop Joseph H Albers and Lansing diocese update.
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Joseph T. Robinson
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