Delinquent Parents To Blame In New York Courts
A Philadelphia Inquirer summary notes a New York talk urging delinquent youths’ parents to accept responsibility. Lectures aim to teach parenting duties, discipline, and supervision to curb juvenile crime, stressing parental willingness to learn as key to any benefit. many youths risk bad company and risky choices without proper guidance.
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Roosevelt Defends Senate Ban On Wartime Service
Washington The President resisted calls from four Congressmen to lift the ban on members serving in the armed forces during their terms. He argued Congress cannot legally hold such posts without resigning. Reps Hendricks, Boren, Rogers, and Fogarty urged exemptions citing Allied parallels and seniority concerns. Attorney General Tid y’s interpretation fueled debate over constitutional limits and potential leaves of absence.
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Congressmen pressure party leaders on Worley bill for soldiers voting
A broad group of Republicans led by Martin oppose the party line to back the Worley bill funding a federal ballot for soldiers. Key figures include Bender Indiana Lit Pollette Welch Anderson Burdick Canfield Doverstand Wolverinn and others from Florida North Carolina and Texas. Despite dissent from many Southern Democrats, several state delegations supported the measure while GOP leaders pushed a united front.
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State highway dept reports icing. several towns normal
SCOLUMBUS February 16 The state highway department reported this morning that maid and secondary highways in the state are icy except in the vicinity of Georgetown where towns Georgetown Portmauth Pomeroy Marietta 61 Clairsville Steubenville New Philadelphia Cambridge Mt. Vernon and Newark are normal. Salting and sanding crews are working in the affected areas. Temperatures throughout the state range from 9 to 28 degrees.
Mrs Agusta Behr Of Oberlin Dies In 96th Year
Obituary of Mrs. Agusta Behr of Oberlin aged 96. Born in Canada, she moved to Cleveland then Oberlin with husband William F Behr, a Civil War veteran. Survived by children Walter, Albert, J, Robert, 5 grandchildren and 5 great grandchildren. Services held at Sedymn's Funeral Home with burial in Westwood cemetery.
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Chiropodist Topic at Lions Club Speech
Yesterday's Chronicle Telegram notes De Charles E. Guth was misidentified as a chiropractor. The address correctly refers to chiropody and discusses the chiropodist profession during his Lions Club talk.
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Elyria Case Sent To Regional War Labor Board
The Labor Board announced receipt of semiomiential disputes cases involving Celson Corp and Federal Labor Union, welding rules at Laramy American Stove Co, and United Steelworkers Union. The filing names include issues over equal pay and related labor disputes slated for regional board consideration.
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Birthday Astrology Notes Mixed With Erratic Text
A jumble of birthday guidance covers Aquarius Gemini and Cancer signs with scattered phrases about personality traits. It mentions empathy, leadership, listening to others, and personal focus, though many typos and garbled sections obscure concrete forecasts.
Beads We Sow and Warnings From February Readings
Bible readings note Mark 4:21 33 about seeds growing after sowing and the need for patience to avoid arguments. Horoscope snippets for Leo Virgo Libra Scorpio Sagittarius Capricorn advise staying calm, seizing opportunities, and preventing financial loss, accidents, or haste.
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Fateful barber prejudice clouds welcome for Chinese students
A Pacific coast visit by Chinese students planning study in the United States is marred when a barber refuses to cut a student's hair, reflecting prejudice. An elder student recalls cordial hospitality turning sour and warns that such acts distort ideal Americans.
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