Officials Rally To Help Boy Given Life Sentence
Massachusetts officials including Gov Dever rallied for Francis E Whorf a 16 year old Scituate Boy Scout sentenced to life for second degree murder after pleading guilty He shot his father Kenneth 49 citing family welfare The case drew appeals for transfer from Charlestown to Norfolk prison as Dewing praised rehabilitation potential and noted Sorrel home conditions The boy may still pursue a high school diploma and library access at Norfolk under state care
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Boston
Francis E. Whorf
Scituate
Paul A. Dever
Massachusetts
Kenneth
Edmund R. Dewing
Young Wharf
Charlestown
Norfolk
Stuart MacMillan
Hingham
Norfolk Colony
Dewing
Frank E. Smith
State park cabins booked for summer across Ohio
Ohio state parks will keep all cabins reserved for the summer. Lake Hope in Zaleski Forest has 21 cabins and Pike Lake 14 booked solid through Sept. 9. Officials aim to finish 20 more cabins and a dining lodge at Lake Hope this summer. Heating delays interior work. some reservations could cancel as others may reclaim openings. About 69 percent of Lake Hope reservations go to first time visitors, with a higher share at Pike Lake.
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Columbus
W. W. Flickinger
State Parks Division
Lake Hope
Zaleski Forest
Pikejae
Park Division
Flickinger
Pike Lake
State Park
Points for Parents Tale on skating safety and discipline
A father admonishes a child to stop skating into the street. He argues a single deprivation is more effective than words and threats, urging obedience to safety rules.
Fugitive captured after mass chase in Lanett woods
A large posse of about 1 000 men including uniformed officers and mill workers hunted a fugitive across a 50 square mile area near the Alabama Georgia border after two women were beaten at their farm. The suspect was seized on McPherson street and taken to Kilby prison. The women were Mrs Ernest Barrow and her daughter Sarah Barrow.
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Lanett
Ala
Kilby
Montgomery
Ernest Barrow
West Point
Sarah Barrow
Hunt
Alabama-Georgia
Jack Readen
McPherson Street
Readen
Tucker
Douglas argues for federal gas regulation in Kerr dispute
Marquis Childs reviews Senator Paul Douglas of Illinois as he dissected Senator Kerr's bill to regulate interstate natural gas. Douglas presents data showing independent producers are major oil firms and argues against unfettered profits, urging durable consumer protections and stable prices. The column ties his stance to past energy regulation debates and hints at presidential ambitions.
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Robert Kert
Oratory
Paul Douglas
Illinois
Douglas
Senate
George Norris
America
Congress
Federal Power Commission
Senator Kerr
Kerr
Fec
Utality
Samuel Insull
Hillness
Senatorial Aim Frames Presidential Path, Voters Note
The vice president states his goal is to be a good senator, a stance he believes is one of the best ways to pursue the presidency. This reflects a measured, public-spirited approach amid political discourse.
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United Features Syndicate, Inc
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