Juvenile Delinquency and Public Responsibility Explored
A Western Newspaper Union piece analyzes juvenile crime from home and community angles. It notes chickens theft by a farm youth, thrill seeking car thefts in Boston, and the rise of gangs as social phenomena. It cites J Edgar Hoover and urges parental reform and playground programs to curb delinquency.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jim
Reform School
Boston
Massachusetts
Paul Popence
Western Newspaper Union
Roosevelt and Howe clash over White House power
The piece analyzes Franklin D Roosevelt's reliance on aides, notably Louis Howe, and how Howe's influence waned as the President pressed ahead. It traces Garner's role in a public dispute over spending, and the broader question of presidential authority versus cabinet loyalty, including House debates on reorganizing and tax policy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Louis McHenry Howe
Howe
Louis Howe
Heaven and Earth
Pacific Coast
White House
John Nance Garner
Arthur Krock
New York Times
Krock
Taft
Louisville Courier Journal
Garner
House
Shold
Mentetanis
Herold
Burley
Sui Aeuther Phe
Struty Dun the
President Lei Hes
Robert L. Doughton
Ways and Means
Coughton
North Carolina
Doughton
Senate
Pat Harrison
Great Books figure Nolan in Hale tale linked to Burr
Elizabeth James recounts the Edward Everett Hale story of Lieutenant Nelan Nolan in A Man Without a Country. Nolan is drawn into Burr’s orbit in Louisiana, faces court martial, and declares Damn the United States, then endures 60 years at sea on American ships with loyal service and shifts from levity to remorse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth C. James Peer
Phillip Nolan
Edward Everett Hale
Louisiana
Aaron Burr
Nelan
Burr
Soow Nolan
Nolan
United States
Outward Sound
Sir Wal
Hale's Varied Career and Public Life
Edward Everett Hale, born 1822 and died 1909, was a prolific American writer and public figure. Though his output spanned many forms, his lasting fame rests on two short stories and his roles as preacher, writer, lecturer, and senate chaplain late in life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Everett Hale
America
Hale
United States Senate
The Boys Were Doubtful Till Story Was Verified
In a Montana smoking room an old bore claims a fierce lion entered camp while he shaved. He threw a pan of water to scare it away. A boy nearby testifies that minutes later he met the same lion and stroked its whiskers, noting they were wet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joe
Tom
J. Edgar Hoover
Federal Bureau
Investiu
Montana
Deer Flees Faster Than Sound Record Flight Speed
A scientist in Mexico studies a deer bott fly moving at about 818 mph, roughly 1,100 feet per second, twice the speed of the fastest airplane records. The rough claim suggests planes at that speed could circle the world in daylight.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mexico
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Hoover
Chicago
Genevieve Owens
Kielstrause Sult
Wilkuse Barboral
Lulchup
Belleville
Apital
Carter
Henry A. Wallace
New Deal
Comptroller
Treasury
Aot
Leutenant
Elizabeth James
Scott
Robert Daughton
Harrison
Pet Harris
Vole
Democratie
Thor Lea
JoConnie
New York
Boas de
Euren
A.de
Specife
BP 8
Nola
Enahe Paiku
Wien
Eds
Huale
RED Fox
Earl Farlee
West Maple Street
Des M. Oat Products Co
E. Grand
Lydia
Pineham
Snothar
Lydia K. Pinkhar
Nature
Pinkham
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lowell
Seneca
Oye
Cicero
Mey Depry
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