Childs Control by Parents Urged at Public Meeting
FBI special agent T. W. Dawser urged parents to ensure sons pursue worthwhile leisure activities such as Boy Scouts or BSA. He noted crimes by under 25s, cited Alvin Kerpis as a caution, explained G-man training, and described FBI procedures including fingerprinting and lie detector limits. The event featured local orchestra and Sixth Grade Glee Club performances, with several named participants.
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Bf. C. A
T. W. Dawser
Federal Bureau of Investigation
United States Department of Justice
Church Street School Community Association
Educator Yanks ABCs Back From The Scrap Heap
Dr Donald D Durrell of Boston University Educational Clinic argues against purely visual reading methods. He notes common errors with word recognition and supports combining phonetics with alphabet instruction. Durrell reports tests show girls read better and suggests adaptive methods to fit individual learners.
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Lydia Geay Shaw
Boston
ABC
Dr. Durrell
Seonrede
Dre. Durrell
Dr. Durell
Police Court Cases Before Justice Sinn
At a preliminary hearing before Justice Walter E. Sinn in Police Court Tuesday night, the charge against Stavera Inte for failing to support his wife Viola Minnick was dismissed. Minnick had been providing maintenance as the couple had separated since November. Patrick N. Schnauffer represented Minnick. Robert P. Droneberg was found not guilty of assault and battery after evicting Meredith Mercer from his property despite warnings. Martin Jones, colored, also found not guilty of assault and battery. the charges came from his wife. A man calling himself Robert Williams was found guilty of vagrancy and sentenced to ten days in jail. Lieut. Blumenauer, who made the arrest, said Williams had been ordered out of town previously. Williams’ fingerprints were sent to Washington by Police Chief Allen S Bartgis. Two motorists forfeited collateral on state traffic charges. Ralph B. McGinnis, Pittsburgh, Pa., for exceeding 45 mph, forfeited $10. Bradley S. Barrick, Woodsboro, for a similar violation, forfeit $10. John C. Trout, Frederick, fined $1 for exceeding 35 mph. State Officer J. A. West made the arrest. Three other motorists, listed as John Doe, forfeited collateral on city parking violation charges.
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Walter E. Sinn
Stavera. Inte
Viola Minnick
Minnick
Patrick N. Schnauffer
Robert P. Droneberg
Meredith Mercer
Droneberg
Mercer
Martin Jones
Jones
Robert Williams
Lieut
Blumenauer
Williams
Washington
Allen S Bartgis
Ralph
McGinnis
Pittsburgh
T. A. Short
Bradley
S. Barrick
Woodsboro
J. T. Thompson
John C. Trout
Frederick
J. A. West
John Doe
Three Senators To Quit Anti-Lynching Bill
Washington January 25 three supporters Wheeler Burke and Herring announced they would lay aside the anti lynching bill amid a long Southern filibuster. Opponents predicted more would follow and the measure would be shelved by week’s end. Connally a Texas Democrat voiced optimism for the Southern side. Saturns rings are swarm of tiny satellites in near circular orbits.
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Washington
Wheeler
Montana
Burke
Nebraska
Herring
Towa
Senator Connally
Texas
Simultaneous Drives Reported by Chinese and Japanese Armies
Shanghai datelined report says heavy casualties on both sides in close range fighting along the Yangtze above Nanking near Wuhu as Chinese and Japanese forces launch new offensives. Chinese claim 400 own casualties and capture of Hohsien near Panay bombing site while advancing toward Pengpu and Suchow with cavalry surrounding targets.
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Shanghai
Yangtze River
Nanking
Wuhu
Hohsien
U. S
Tientsin-Pukow
Pengpu
Suchow
Japanese Garrison at Tsinning Tsin ing Tsinning Shantung Taken
Japanese forces seized the garrison at Tsin ing in Shantung during their southward advance toward Su chow. Chinese reports say a large Japanese offensive in South Shantung is stalled until reinforcements arrive. British Guiana reports its 1937 trade for the first 11 months as the strongest in nine years.
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Tsining
Shantung Province
Suchow
Shantung
British Guiana
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Alvin Kerpis
Karpis
Dawsey
Bureau of Investigation
The
Otho J. Kellerrd
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Charles C. T. Stully
Walt
Wayne Shober
Francis Grove
Natalie Klein
Lloyd Hoover
Charles Brunner
William Lambding
James Strine
Nancy Bowers
Mary Ann Rhodes
Betty Hunt Seeger
Stull
Glee Club
Kathryne Niland Bennett
Ada Nuce
China
Patsy Ruth Miller
Homer Palmer
Bertha Bageant
Mary Jane Long
Ruby Ejchelberger
Thomas Smith
Harvey Ghastley
Jean Aldrich
Ruth King
Richard Wachier
William Wiles
John Renn
Josephine Smith
Josephine Smith, “Betty Seeger, Emily Hilier
Nancy , Bowers
Lillie Jane Smith
George Phoebus
Mary Newton
Gayla Mar
Mary Alice Urban
Holmes Haller
Connie Cannon
Charlotte Shankle
Stavers Stultz
Dorothy Shepisy
Mary Kline
Evelyn Pettingall
Doris Fox
Miriam Haugh
Julia Lee Boyce
Vivian Davis
Eleanor Smith
Anna Moessinger
Pauline May
Mary Ann Rhoades
Charles
Gila
Boston University
Dr. Dorrett
Uae
Tivoli
Shipley
G. L
G.L
G. L. Baking Compane
Frederick, MD
Quaker City
North Market Street
George S. Rodock & Son
R. R
Saturn
Wabu
Hwhsien
Pierce
Grace L. Parker
Sts. E
Washington, D. C
Richfield
Fesrua
Colton Manor
Estes and Socket
Kion
Atlantic City
Paul Auchter
McCleery’s Jewelry Store
North Market St
Farmers & Mechanics National Bank
Second Streets
Maryland
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
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