Keller Sold on Community Chest Plan Charitable Drive Proposal
Victor Keller, president of the Salvation Army advisory board in San Antonio, endorses a community chest system to streamline charity funding. He argues early fall campaigns reach needed quotas, while late drives strain volunteers and may fail to cover operating costs. The plan would rotate funds among organizations to meet yearly financial needs and ease public burden.
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Speed Law Won't Cut Auto Accidents Says Savant
Chicago December 12 The sociology instructor John H Mueller of the University of Chicago argues curtailing speed laws won't reduce accidents though wider streets could help. Weather and driver mood raise risks while good weather spurs speeding. time pressure and urge to show off also contribute. A community chest drive and central fundraising would streamline giving and save time for workers and donors.
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University of Chicago
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Tennessee Police Hold Two Men as Kidnapping Suspects
Chattanooga reports two men Drew Isendall and Will Beause held for investigation after a young girl said they abducted her from Columbus Georgia. The trio arrived by car, claiming to offer a job in Chattanooga. The girl, who says Oklahoma roots, has known the men for five years and reports no indignities.
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Holliday Admits $100000 Hidden From Train Heist
Herbert Holliday, sentenced to 25 years for the Rondout train holdup, reportedly told federal agents he has $100,000 of the loot concealed. He offered to turn over funds if the sentence is reduced, while not admitting full possession of the loot.
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Probe of Alabama Slaving Resumed
Investigation into the murder of Mrs. Anna Lou Edwards, wife of Birmingham physician Dr. George T. Edwards, was to resume after a dispute over where he should be confined. Judge Gwin ordered Edwards returned to the Bessemer jail from Birmingham, with officials noting concerns about safety and health.
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Bessemer Yesterday ‘Ruled In’ A Privaté Habeas Corpus Hearing That Dr. Edwards
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Fort Worth Adopts City Manager Government
Fort Worth voters choose city manager government by a 1540 vote margin as more than 13 000 ballots were cast. The campaign was highly heated with both sides claiming large leads until polls closed at seven p m.
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