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Newspaper
The Chronicle Telegram
Location
Elyria, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jan 11, 1929
Page
6
Workmen digging foundations for new buildings at Salsach near Munich uncover Hallstatt period burial urns dating to about 1000 B.C. Ninety three urns are recovered, some containing ash and a small leaden receptacle, with bronze bracelets necklaces needles knives and other implements scattered among them.
A Luxembourg scientist near Paris has developed a wireless film system that transmits and reproduces moving pictures without image size limits. The device uses negative film directly and stores the image magnetically on fine metal ribbons for later wireless replay, enabling rapid news display after filming.
The text discusses wireless transmission of a moving picture and concurrent sound recording. It notes that preserving the intermediate magnetic impression is uncertain and suggests using the original negative film as a reference. Registration of sound could occur at the same time as the moving picture.
Boston advisers urge parent education to curb child crime by warning of common forerunners and to extend outreach to children to foster obedience to the law. The Advisory Council of Crime Prevention filed its report with Commissioner Sanford Bates, calling for public education on risk factors and a broader campaign to build a will to do right.
The report outlines crime prevention through leisure activity, media values, playgrounds, home life, life histories of criminals, early diagnosis and treatment of mental and emotional defects, and addressing idleness and vocational unfitness. It stresses the community's responsibility for youth conduct and the link between individual actions and social attitudes.
The article notes that adult behavior stems from youth experience and that education can reshape attitudes. It cites safer crossing behavior reduces child deaths and highlights a 1926 commission by Commissioner Bates forming a council to study measures to improve youth safety and reduce delinquency.
After a two year study analyzing records of youthful criminals and examining more than 12,000 normal public school children, the researchers concluded their work on crime prevention.
A movement in Sydney Nova Scotia aims to compel exams for all music teachers to stamp out unqualified instructors. It targets teachers who train amateurs only enough to perform Mendelssohn Songs Without Words at church concerts while advising on technique and interpretation.
The article notes that those backing the movement label vocal teachers as key culprits, claiming only two capable instructors remain in the city while the rest falter, warning of ruin ahead.
At Hamburg the November 1913 incoming tonnage rose by 69 percent. Total incoming tonnage reached 1,800,000 net regular tons, with the majority under the German flag.
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