Trust Friendship Ideal Weapons In Combating Juvenile Delinquency
Muncie Indiana police Lt. Albert L. Guzzi heads juvenile work in a 58 000 city from 1940, blending enforcement with community programs. He cites home life, poverty, and beer joint parents as causes, notes 1500 delinquency cases handled, and emphasizes trust with kids and cross‑agency support.
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Charles W. White
al Guzzi
Muncie
Charleroi
Guzzi
City Hall
Tommy New
Ellen Shea
Flatfoot
Copper
Johnny
Sta
Penny-Saver Quilt Pattern Offer
The notice promotes a Penny-Saver quilt pattern with a monthly block plan. Send five cents to Beuscheld ment, Winnipeg, 175 McDermot Avenue, with your name and address and pattern number.
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Beuscheld
Winnipeg
McDermot Avenue
Gems of Thought Aspiration
A compilation of quotation snippets urging upward striving and lofty aims. Includes lines from Dr Arnold Lord Beaconsfield Carlyle James Russell Lowell Mary Baker Eddy Anna Jameson and others about ambition, vision, and self-improvement.
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Mary Baker Eddy
France plans friendship train to United States
Paris reports France will send a goodwill train to the United States with perfumes wine brandy leather goods lace silk and other gifts for 48 states. The gesture honors French veterans of two world wars and mirrors American wartime aid.
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Paris
France
United States
World Oils and Fats Shortage to Continue Through 1948
Serious shortages of oils and fats to meet world requirements are likely to persist through 1948 and beyond. In 1947 exports were about 3 million metric tons versus pre war 5 million. 1948 exports may reach 3.9 million but still leave a wide gap. Importers and nations with reduced production suffer most.
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North America
Philippines
Manchuria
India
Calgary’s opening season hosts 500 horses and stars arrival
Calgary opens the 1948 season with over 500 horses as stars Bobby Locke and Stan Leonard head to Regina for a Sunday Aug 15 event. Percy Clegg of Vancouver adds the BC amateur title by beating Walt McAlpine 3 and 2 in the 35-hole final.
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Calgary
Bobby Locke
Stan Leonard
Regina
Percy Clegg
Vancouver
British Columbia
Walt McAlpine
Alberta sugar beets expand acreage and new Taber factory
Alberta plans high beet seeding this year with about 32 000 acres, up from last year’s peak. Construction at Taber plant proceeds despite steel shortages, with Ed Price as superintendent. New immigrant labor from Poland Dutch and Japanese farmer families joins the beet industry as irrigation support underpins a $3 million Taber mill and related by products.
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Alberta
Barnwell
Coaldale
Lethbridge
Canadian Sugar Factories, Ltd
Frank Taylor
Raymond
Picture Butte
Taber
Canadian Pacific Railway
Rogers Sugar Interests
Vancouver
B.C
Canada
Ontario
Chatham Township
Dover Township
New Dual-Purpose Romnelet Sheep Promising in Canada
In 1935 the Dominion Range Experimental Station at Manyberries Alberta started a Romney Rambouillet cross breeding program. Romney Marsh rams from Oregon were mated to Rambouillet ewes with inbreeding to create Romnelet, a dual purpose breed. Eastern Canada faces declining production, while Dominion Experimental Farms push the project forward.
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Dominion Range
Manyberries
Alta
Oregon
Canada
Dominion Experimental Farms
Canadian-Made Plane To Train British Fliers
London reports a two seater mono plane built in Canada will train weekend fliers whose predecessors aided the Battle of Britain. Air Secretary Henderson said the Tiger Moth will be replaced in RAF volunteer reserve by the Chipmunk. De Havilland of Toronto designed and built the trainer. Exact numbers awaited. Production will continue in Canada.
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London
Canada
Britain
Henderson
R.A.F
Chipmunk
de Havilland Company
Toronto
Air Ministry
de Havilland
United Kingdom
Judge defends ignorance as not lacking wisdom
In Liverpool Justice Cassels argues that illiteracy does not equal ignorance. He notes that two centuries ago many could not read or write yet still handled affairs well, suggesting modern literacy does not guarantee greater understanding.
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Liverpool
England
Justice Cassels
Helpful Hints For Tossed Salads And Garment Care
Tips on flavor boosting by rubbing bowls with garlic and soaking cloves in vinegar. Instructions for cleaning Panama hats with a glass starch paste and sun drying. Advice to wash lingerie frequently, handle lace and embroidery gently, squeeze not wring, and wash knitted lingerie by hand to preserve fabric life.
Gratitude Letter From Happy Patent Medicine User
A grateful reader writes that four weeks ago she was rundown and could not spank the baby. After consuming three bottles of the tonic she now can thrash her husband and perform all housework, expressing thanks to the manufacturer.
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Boys’ Club
H. A. Pettijohn
Y.alc.a
Richard Puetz
A. D. Johnson
Joe Davis
County Circuit Court
Mary Olsen
Dr. Arnold
Lord
Beaconsfield
Carlyle
James Russel Lowel
Anna Jameson
Baltimore
Los Angeles
Gerry Cote
St. Hyacinthe
Que
Cote
Gimli, Man
Gimli Memorial Recreation Centre
Bobby Lee
Brighton Tigers
Europe
Baksaka Ann Scott
Barbara Ann Scott
Ottawa
Ont
Stanley
Canadian Olympic Committee
Kid Caciney
Nen
Pamala
Rome Sapasnen
Yy Ponte
Scott
Barbera Ann
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