Hoover on juvenile crime and home responsibilities
FBI chief J Edger Hoover argues the home and religion key to halting juvenile crime, citing 1944 national crime totals, ages 17 to 22, and daily violent incidents. He links delinquency to lack of parental discipline and calls for strengthened moral education at home.
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WNU
Washington Bureau
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Hoover
FBI
Jeff
Washington
PBT
PSI
Lkely
John Villingers
Dutch Schultes
Capone
Te Fry Strelt
Fist National Police Academy
Wickersham
Rey
Erin
Seleeton
Enretul
Striet
German prison labor debate swirls over reparations policy
Secret opinion by Justice Robert Jackson questions using German prison labor for rebuilding France and Russia only after war crime convictions. Morgenthau Pauley Will Clayton and others convened. Pauley reluctantly accepts principle but the issue remains unsettled. Possible blanket indictments of Gestapo or Nazi party members loom as next steps.
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Washington, D. C
Russia
France
Supreme Court
Robert Jackson
U.S
Jackson
U. S
Ed Pauley
America
United States
Gestapo
Nazi Party
Justice Jackson
Morgentan
Will Clayton
Army
Navy
FEA
Morgenthau
Yalta
Roosevelt
Pauley
Dent
Europe
Rebuked at San Francisco Confab and World Labor Plans
A fragment explains a plot by Hillman and Russian associates to inject a World Trade Union Congress into the San Francisco peace conference via the Oakland labor assembly. Molotov pressures the steering committee, thwarting the coup. The episode ends with Green of the AFL countering the effort, favoring the League of Nations structure for world labor governance.
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San Francisco
Washington
Sidney Billman
Russus Iabor
Oanland
World Trade Union Congress
Hillman
Molotov
Oakland
Latin America
Tillman
Ne Z
California
Bill Green
AFT
Green
International Labor
League of Nations
AFL
International Federation of Trader Unions
Hallman
Hotham
Evinyrras
All-Star Pitching Strength Recalled by Detroit Experts
The discussion centers on historic pitching duos like Newhouser and Trout for the Tigers and earlier stars such as Mathewson and Chesbro. EA Batchelor analyzes Sam Newhouser’s early days in Detroit, noting speed, curve, control issues, and on-field nerves after errors.
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Tay Cat
Detroit
Newhweser
Traut
Tigers
Mathewson Anid
Granity
Jack Chesbro
Meh
Thoan
Newhouser
Trout
Tiger
Batchelor
Newtouser
Harold
Pate, Newhouser, Trout and Tigers Aware of Defeat
The piece recalls Tigers figures and rivals, noting Newhouser's unpopularity with teammates and Paul Richards' role in developing him into a strong pitcher. It contrasts Trout's easygoing, fan favorite persona with Newhouser's intense drive and eventual focus on mound performance after a pivotal turning point.
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Tigers
Pate
Newhouser
Tiger
Paul Richards
Newhouver
Atlanta
George Pirdle
Tebbetts
Thes Army
Snuthnaw
Trout
Hewan
Paul
Toa
Lune
Bolt
Leeumomy
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rMakovey
Beckum
Germany
Jake Lindsey
Lucedale
Miss
Truman
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F. W. Jones
Wheaton
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Marine Corps
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Farmer Jones
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Job
Climon P. Anderson
Hecome Aetersary
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Genter
Attorcer
Grimal Toro C. Clark
Branvle Richie
Coorral
Lotte Schweb Ferbane
Babor
Cpl
Joseph C. Dannely
Ehrhardt
S. C
England
Fenny Kingsley Cookson
Coast Guard
Henry Cookson
Michael Peluse
Wilkinsburg
Bradley Field
Conn
Thes Nea
Paul Mallon
Sidney Bulman
Dieay Trout
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