All Nations Foundation Cuts Juvenile Delinquency Say County Officials
Rotary survey of Los Angeles County area shows All Nations Foundation reduced youth crime. Juvenile cases dropped 65 percent in four square miles with 50 000 residents from forty five national backgrounds. Officials claim savings of 35000 to 45000 dollars annually.
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Rotary Club of
Los Angeles
County of
Church of “All Nations
the All Nations
Ees
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Axnam
All Nations Foundation
Milk price war sparks farmer protest plan
A Phoenix weekly notes farmers dumping milk in the Midwest to end the price war. It suggests spreading propaganda to sway consumers to push the price cap, citing a judge's quip. The Atchison Globe recounts the origin of the jig saw puzzle and a Scotchman dropping a dollar into a sausage grinder.
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Middle West
Atchison Globe
Columnists warn Europe may not charge us debts
Fragmentary column notes contest over whether Europe will impose "Us." a war debt. Mentions a wood commission and permit cancellations, with Dunbar referenced in a provocative context.
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Europe
Wood
Commission
Dunbar
Editorial View: Men Over 40 to Rescue America
Henry Ford predicts that experienced men over forty will solve the nation’s troubles. He argues youth must gain experience before true leadership, noting that “experience is the only practical guide.” He cites replenishment needs and a shift toward applying knowledge after 40, praising age as a vital asset.
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America
Henry Ford
Ford
Horn Hog: A Public Enemy in Traffic Night Clash
A local column paints a driver as a horn hog who roars through intersections, uses bluster as privilege, and forces others from the lane into the gutter. The piece likens aggressive drivers to pirates of a refined age and condemns foul conduct on the road.
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Bedlam
Angeles Times
Sheriff Sale Notice in Belleville Kansas 1933
Notice is given that on July 17 1933 at 2 PM at the west front door of the courthouse in Belleville Kansas the North half of the Southwest Quarter of Section 19 Township 3 South Range 4 West in Republic County Kansas will be sold for cash to satisfy a court order of sale. The property of Albert J Jackson and Hildur H Jackson is sold under the action with May West as plaintiff against The Bank of Scandia The Farmers and Merchants Bank of Scandia and receivers. Sale proceeds pay judgments interest costs and sale costs as specified in the order of sale. Dated June 14 1933 J A Moore Sheriff Republic County Kansas W D Vance and Fred Emery Attorneys for Plaintiff.
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Jornal
Belleville
Kansas
Republic County
Albert J. Jackson
Hildur H. Jackson
District Court
May West
Albert, J. Jackson
Hildurd H. Jackson
Bank of Scandia
Scandia
Charles W. Johnson
Farmers- and -Merchants ‘Bank
Final settlement notice in Herbert O Kelly estate
Florence Hope Kelly administratrix notifies creditors and interested parties of a full and final settlement sought in Republic County Probate Court Belleville Kansas on July 10 1933 at 10 oclock A M The hearing requests allowance of services attorneys fees discharge of sureties and heirs determination Attest Probate Judge Henry J Vans Natta June 10 1933 Belleville Kansas
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Kansas
Republic
Herbert O. Kelly
Belleville
County of ‘Republic
State of Kansas
Florence Hope Kelly
Henry J. Vans Natta
Two Heroes Resisting Crime Highlighted in Chicago and Georgia
A Chicago janitor named James Arlington stunned a holdup by swinging a mop and collapsing the thief with a single strike. In Georgia a household maid blocked a kidnapper by slamming the door and fleeing with the child to safety. Both refused easy escape, praised for courage and resolve.
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Chicago
Georgia
James ‘Arlington
Arlington
United States
State Highway Department Enforces Motor Vehicle Laws
The State Highway Department has taken over enforcement of motor vehicle inspectors and uniformed officers statewide. Inspectors, now under the department, focus on motor laws with emphasis on trucks and have police authority across the state. They are instructed to be courteous in all arrests or corrections.
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The
State Highway Department
Inspecors
Narrow pavement striping machine marks Kansas highways
The semi annual center striping of about 1000 miles of Kansas state highways began this week. A specially built truck, only 36 inches wide, has been prepared for the work. It travels along the middle of the lane and allows traffic on both sides.
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Kansas
Farm advertisement ends with buyer for cow
A farmer in Alabama advertised a cow for sale in the paper claiming good quality and milk. A buyer emerged the next day, asking about the cow’s disposition. The seller replied she would kick, but noted his wife milks her, easing concerns.
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Thiawatha World
Kansas Postpones Tail Light and Reflector Rule for Private Cars
The Kansas attorney general's office ruled that highway patrol will not enforce a new law requiring private passenger cars to carry a second tail light and rear reflector. Enforcement will target trucks, buses, and similar vehicles. After July 1 trucks must have proper lights, dual brake systems, and comply with all updated requirements.
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Kansas
Attorney Memoral
Highway Patrol
Small Towns Poised to Shape Future American Society
Madison expert Prof. John H Kolt of the University of Wisconsin rural sociology predicts small towns will grow in population and importance. He notes shifts in migration and birth rates, with historic moves from country to city and east to west reversing, influencing national trends.
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Madison
Wis
John H. Kolt
University of Wisconsin
Hoover
Testing of Presidents
A fragment quotes Abraham Lincoln defending his conduct and resilience amid criticism. The passage frames perseverance as the measure of success or failure, noting the potential irrelevance of attacks regardless of outcome.
Bit 18 Homers but Lose Game at Pleasant Valley
Humber batsman hit 18 home runs in a game against Pleasant Valley on Sunday but Pleasant Valley won 48 to 36.
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Miiden
Kans
Humber
Pleasant Valley
Letter from Minnesota Reports Giant Mosquitoes at Camp
Lyle Wetzel of Company C, now in Big Falls Minnesota near the Canadian border, writes a letter noting many giant mosquitoes at camp. He mentions being forty miles from the border and the unusual insect presence.
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Lyle Wetzel
the. C. Co. C
Big Falls
Minn
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