Care for Vulnerables: Lenroot Urges Delinquency Prevention
Katharine Lenroot of the U S Department of Labor presents a 10 point program to curb juvenile delinquency Among vulnerable children she cites working mothers crowded housing and child labor as risk factors and urges strengthened homes schools housing guidance child welfare and community action to protect youths and prevent trouble.
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Katharine F. Lenroot
Children’s Bureau
U. S. Department of Labor
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Oes
Lenroot
U.S Department of Labor Feentiiond
Terence—curlall Schoo
Pheer
Tom
Tate Stark
Oyatis
Supori Jn
Tehlon
Grandpa Throws Away His Ear Trumpet
A reader recalls a comical moment when an elderly man discards his ear trumpet amid a long struggle with deafness and ringing. The tale suggests a home remedy claimed to restore hearing, while a shopper wonders if a neighborhood store could provide a quicker fix.
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Grandpa
Tweed delays full story on wartime escape
In Portland area notes Juhm’s famed aphex story maker Tweed refuses to publish until he reports fully to Washington on his 31 month ordeal with Japanese forces. He dodged reporters and lived among friends between Portland and Beaverton after escaping capture just before the American invasion. He has received numerous offer offers from publishers and media groups but will not commit until cleared by officials.
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Portland
Ove
Juhm
Aphex
George BR. Tweed
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Tweed
Beaverton
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Daly
FHA Lumber Ratings For Emergency Home Repairs
FEMA style notes outline emergency lumber aid through FHA for homes damaged by storms earthquakes or fires. Applications go to local HUD offices with damage extent and occupancy impact. Guidance urges community action to protect vulnerable youths and families, stressing vulnerable people are not expendable.
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Ecelortura
Federal Housing Administration Oaly
Dikeilo Fha Direntor
Macleod
Floot
Maclead
Jurabeyere
PHA
They Shall Not Die
A wartime moral lament condemns the mass murder of Jews and the barbaric acts of the era. The author compares the atrocity to the biblical slaughter of the firstborn and urges global conscience against such horrors.
Washington Roundup States Win First Round in Demobilization Bill Fight
Washington report reviews the demobilization bill battle in Congress with Senate action praised by Hearst papers. It highlights unemployment measures, federal funds for state programs, retraining directors, and potential tax cuts, naming figures like Byrnes and Carlson and noting international peace conference context.
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Todey
Senate
America
William Ran
Dolph Hearat
Russia
Hoarat
Hearst
Pieyera
Europe
Robert Houghton
del J . N. Go
Office of Mobilization
Phy
Supreme Court
Justica
Iota
Carlson -Kant House Weys and Means
Sorrow and resilience in Tarael people across ages
An ode to Tarael people tracing oppression and endurance from Palestine to exile. It invokes biblical figures Moses David and Jeremiah, calls for unity of Jews and Christians, and foresees triumph over tyranny with a prophetic air of peace and liberation. The piece culminates in a prayer for deliverance and freedom.
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Palestine
Moses
Christ
God
David
Harbor Pier Fire Destroyed War Goods in Hoboken Blaze
A massive fire at Hoboken’s N.3 pier destroyed war supplies and several drum explosions sent smoke over the harbor. Two men are missing and many injured as firefighters from Hoboken New York and nearby towns battled flames for hours, with extensive damage across the pier and adjoining structures.
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Nuh
Thomas
Tong
Robbins
Edward Clark
Fouzshoreman
Fronta
Pier 4
New York
Andrew H. Keller
Hahsken
Hofoken
Union City
Men Sought for Alaskan Jobs by U S Army Office
Verne B. Roberts seeks men for two week interviews in San Antonio to fill roles with the Alaskan department of the U S Army. Needed are machinists mechanics storekeepers clerks sheet metal workers laborers dockhands truck drivers printers and engineers for the Aleutians and northern outposts. Interviews start September 2 at 210 West Nueces Street. government will provide transportation and meals. contracts extend up to a year with travel to Seattle or bonds upon assignment.
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San Antonio
U. S. Army
Bypista
Min
John
Roberts
U. S
West Nuva Street
Pnt
Meala
Seattle
Thalr Joba
Thay
Sugar Stamp Validity Set for September Purchase Rules
The district food rationing officer announces that sugar stamps will become valid in September and remain usable for five pounds each. Stamps 80 31 and 32 are issued. five pounds of sugar can be bought via dealers with stamp 40, and extra sugar requires stamp 37 plus a local rationing board application.
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Anger
Hugh K. Tesostie
Tha Dan Antonia
Aukar
Foreign delegation heads to San Antonio talks
The San Antonio Light reports on the August 13 1944 conference with China’s Victor Hoo arriving and a British delegation led by Alexander Cadogan. The U S delegation is to be headed by Undersecretary of State Stettinius with Cordell Hull advising from the sidelines.
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Victor Hoo
Olr
Alexander Eabogens
Jattaiia
U. S
Stettinius
Cordell Hull
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