Principal Tully Spreads Soft Approach for Troubled Youths
In a Bronx Public School 68 profile, 69 year old principal John H. Tully cites a philosophy rooted in empathy. He rejects corporal punishment, saying no child is truly bad when properly handled. He spends weekends patrolling neighborhoods and hosts youths at home to keep them out of trouble. He works with six youth groups and has earned several community awards. He will retire next month after 47 years in education.
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New York
John H. Tully
Bronx
Tully
Fordham University
Employers Reminded To Check on Permits
William B Mills of the Wisconsin State Employment Service warns employers hiring youths for summer work to verify labor permits for those under 18 and follow hour limits. Rules prohibit under 14 year olds from most work except selling papers or caddying. girls must be 17 for certain roles and may work to 10 pm. 14 and 15 year olds may work until 9 pm during school breaks. 16 and 17 year olds may work eight hours daily and 48 weekly in summer. graduates under 18 need permits. hazardous jobs barred until 18. Employers should require permits for under 18 and age certificates for 18–21.
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William B. Mills
Janesville
Wisconsin State Employment Service
Industrial Commission
Seagull Monument in Salt Lake City Honors Birds
The Seagull Monument in Salt Lake City is the country’s sole bird memorial. It marks the second year of settlement when seagulls protected crops from cricket swarms, a pivotal moment in local history.
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Salt Lake City
Dick Clark Expands Reach With New Teen Oriented TV Plan
Dick Clark at 29 builds a large TV empire aimed at all music lovers only partly reached by Lawrence Welk. A Sunday ABC hour will document his past record years with stars while his daily 1042 hours weekly are fully sponsored. Clark targets teens and young adults, expecting adults to make up about half his audience.
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New York
Dick Clark
Clark
Lawrence Welk
ABC
Philadelphia
Turday
Newark
Pat Boone
Sal Mineo
Tony Bennett
Atomic Spy Klaus Fuchs Disappears Behind Iron Curtain
Klaus Fuchs, 47, a German-born physicist and former British citizen, vanished from the West after serving a 14 year sentence for passing atomic secrets to the Soviet Union. He traveled to East Germany with his departure from England amid controversy and media restrictions. He said he bears no resentment toward Britain or Western countries.
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Berlin
Klaus Fuchs
Iron Curtain
England
Soviet Union
East Germany
Fuchs
Germany
Britain
Youth to Face Kidnap Charge in Atlanta
A 17 year old described as confused and frightened by his attorney was held on a 20000 dollar bond on a kidnap charge. Raymond Alwyn McMahon surrendered after a Fulton County grand jury indicted him for kidnapping 7 year old Sally Carroll. Police had searched four days for him before his arrest. His grandmother reported he hid at her East Point home or nearby woods. Carroll’s mother rammed the attacker’s car after a two mile chase to rescue her daughter.
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Atlanta
Chicago
Raymond Alwyn McMahon
Fulton County Grand Jury
McMahon
William Schley Howard Jr
Local social notes record visits and weekend trips
Orangeville society pages list Mrs Glen Bolender and others calling on Miss Mary J Reeser. Couples and families from Mineral Point Freeport Monroe Hebron and Princeton visit relatives. Several travelers tour Philadelphia Ft Belvoir Washington D C and New York en route to Florida or home.
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Rose Christian Niffenegger
Mineral Point
Mary J. Reeser
Dale Gross
Beverly
William Faust
Rockford
John Gruber
Paul Busch
Monroe
Glen Bolender
Ambrose Long
Freeport
Mmes
Harry Zweifel
LaVerne Baylor
Earl Zweifels
Hebron
Wis
Otto Folgate
William Engels
Sam Greenawaldt
Mabel
Ben Abraham
Ida St. John
A. F. Abraham
Krug
Messrs
Ray Diemeier
Milton Moore
Clifford Dietmeiers
Princeton
Les Krug
L. J. Boupre
Philadelphia
Lawrence Stratton
Ft Belvoir
Washington, D.C
New York
Lake Michigan
John Hogg
Madeline Keuler
Debbie
Brian
Florida
Elmer
Clayton Heck
Larry Heck
Steven
State police forces total nearly twenty two thousand men
The combined state police forces in the United States today total almost 22,000 men.
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United States
University of Illinois graduate honors dairy technology
Urbana notes say Larry received a BS Degree in dairy technology at the University of Illinois commencement. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Walter of McConnell were honored on their 40th wedding anniversary with friends visiting. Marian Walter and family returned from a two week Florida vacation visiting Fort Lauderdale Key West Miami and Cape Canaveral. Dr. and Mrs. Jensen and son stayed with the Dings and Askeys in Chicago over the weekend. Mrs. Bertalot is a patient at Deaconess Hospital Freeport.
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Richard Jensen
Chicago
Ransom L. Dinges
Ray Askey
Arthur Bertalot
Deaconess Hospital
Freeport
Pittsburgh Originated as Pitts Borough in Honor of Pitt
The city of Pittsburgh began as Pitts Borough named after English statesman William Pitt, reflecting its colonial roots and the influence of his legacy on the early settlement.
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Pittsburgh
Pitts Borough
Statesman William Pitt
Marilyn Monroe in excellent condition after operation
Film star Marilyn Monroe is reported to be in excellent condition after an operation with Doctor Mortimer Rodgers noting no pregnancy evidence. Husband Arthur Miller says the procedure was corrective and the couple hope to have children. Monroe had two prior miscarriages.
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New York
Marilyn Monroe
Mortimer Rodgers
Arthur Miller
Miller
Marilyn
Jeep Origins Hint at General Purpose Markings
The article notes uncertainty about how the jeep got its name but suggests the initial models bore the letters GP for General Purpose, which likely inspired the nickname.
Bette Davis Plans October 10-Week Reading Tour
Bette Davis and Gary Merrill announce a 10 week tour starting in October featuring readings from Carl Sandburg. The pair plan one night stands in college towns and large city auditoriums to lure audiences back from TV. Davis argues movies have priced themselves out of reach and urges lower admission to revive filmgoing.
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Hollywood
Bette Davis
Gary Merrill
Gary
Car Sandburg
Davis
Bette
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