International police plan aims to curb crooks worldwide
Philip Smith of New Haven and president of the International Association of Police Chiefs describes a global expansion of crime fighting. He cites creation of an international bureau of identification in the United States, a national bureau of criminal identification in Washington, and coordinated actions against drug peddlers gun crimes auto theft and payroll bandits with armored police cars and upgraded equipment.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Philip Smith
New Haven
Conn
International Association of Police Chiefs
Firet
World
Bureau of Identification
Bureau of Criminal Identification
Washington
Department of Juation
Polles
Auto Police
Big Auto Trade Seen for City and Coast
Seattle and Pacific coast cities expect rising automobile shipments to the Orient via coast gateways. Gordon Lee of the commerce department spoke at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon noting India alone hosts 72 000 cars and urging early automobile adoption to follow good roads. A syndicate backed by Chase National Bank plans a Pacific coast assembly plant coordinating 20 factories to produce standard cars and trucks. Police chiefs seek upgraded laboratories and chemical testers for crime work and mental status data through medico-psychological methods.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Seattle
Pacific Coast
Orient
Gordon Lee
Obbet
Automotive
de Riment of
Commeres
The
Amber of Commerce
India
Births and Marriages Noted in Vital Statistics
A historical vital statistics note lists births in Beattie households with names and locations, plus marriages between named individuals, followed by divorces granted and deaths. The column also includes a featured blurb about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound as a health advertisement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chaueen
Clarence
Wheeler
Nishimura
Kateutaro
Fifth Ave
Wironat
Raoul P
Womensch
Vernon
Svenen
26Th Ave
Yoichi
Jefferson St. Ronda
Yoohite
Tesler Wary
Sai Tens Tarasse
Shigens
Perk Ave
Ieee
Portage Airt
Menry
Sara Are
Ping Ray Mampton
Burke Sow Wel
Laster Clayton
Kerme
Boy
Hellenthel
Frederick Carl
Rainier Ave
Giri
Frank V. Apbenigh
Clarinda
Neaiele Eesesith
Leonard
Rtle
Nelair
Elizabeth
Seattle
Nowland
John
Mullen
Rosalie A
Martin
James
Beattie
Jonneon
Rebecca
Beattie Enter
Archie P
Takimegan
Alice M Wiland
Ue Charies
Beattie Dora
Beatile
Ater
Ateneo C
Denon
Lore
Iain
Egypt
Christ
Hippocrates
Lydia FB. Pinkham
Lydia EB. Pinkham
Circus Visit Sparks Regret Over Repeated Missteps
A fragmented reminiscence describes being scolded for staying out late and promising改 to change. The narrator reflects on the recurring pattern tied to thoughts of Patey during a circus outing and a hoped-for cure that would have prevented the lapse.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Patey
Sowa
Also Mentioned on This Page
Fifth Avenue
Pike
Union Streets
Noys
National Association of Chiefs
Baxter & Baxter
Second Avenue
Mollywood
Deddy
Akin
Fie Ziegfeld
New York
Mies
Billie Burke
Daddy
NeeDougall
Southwick
MacDougall
Jackie
Vanderbilt
Ewell
Patsy
Edwin J. Brown
Columbia St
Third Ave
Sherman
Lay & Co
Third Avenue
Pine
Epokane
Sherman Flay 6 Co
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