Report on Indians In Need Highlights Emergency Conditions
Washington May 21 A survey by the Interior Department portrays serious social and economic problems among American Indians on government reservations. It calls the situation a national emergency demanding vigorous immediate expansion of the Indian service. The report notes poverty high death rates tuberculosis and trachoma and stresses the need for broad educational programs including adult activities to help adaptation to white civilization and higher living standards.
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Public health and decency standards cited in report
A brief note cites maintenance of health and decency as a concern, referencing official standards and expectations without detailing specific actions or ordinances. The fragment underscores a focus on community welfare and orderly conduct as guiding principles.
Why Men Leave Home at Elyria Rialto
Avery Honwood's seasoned stage thesis on wives and neglectful husbands is presented by the Robertson Swaith Players at the Rialto Theatre Elyria. The comedy centers on three wives who seek social life while husbands stray, until consequences force reconsideration.
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Rialto Theatre
Roberson Swaith Players
Long Island
Hopwood
Why Men Leave Home brings lively regional farce to stage
The play features Charles Browne as a stern husband and Anne Linwood as a charming foil in a fast moving production. G. Swayne Gordon and Arthur Welllington play the wandering spouses while Spain Thorn and Mildred Funnell portray the unsettled wives. Frank Dane Elsa Loring Lucille Bardell and Fred Cady fill the remainder with humor. A matinee and backstage reception on Wednesday offer audiences a chance to meet the cast.
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Anne Linwood
G. Swayne Gordon
Arthur Wellington
Spain Thorn
Mildred Funnell
Frank Dane
Elsa Loring
Lucille Bardell
Fred Cady
Roberson Smith
Congress Today Debates Tax Cuts and Campaign Hearings
Congress debates tax reductions while presidential campaigns face investigations. Subcommittees hold hearings in Raleigh and Washington on Smith cotton marketing bill. Civil aviation notes Germany's dominance with daily Berlin Tempelhof reach across capitals.
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Europe
Tempelhof
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Woman bears 13 children wants state aid to protect life
Bridgeport Connecticut May 21 After bearing 13 children in 10 years Mrs Edward Cromwell whose husband backs large families appeals to authorities for relief. Cromwell is jailed on technical breach of peace while alienists examine him. Prosecutor James C Shannon says a statute may protect her. She is 35 and says further child bearing could endanger her life. Of the 13 children born only five survive and the youngest is 13 and a cripple.
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Edward Cromwell
Cromwell
Connecticut
James C. Shannon
Two Drownings Reported in Cleveland May Weekend
Cleveland reports two drownings over the weekend. One victim, Bertha Johns, 62, a former Cleveland school teacher, died in Lake Erie near Gordon Park. The other is an unidentified man whose coat and hat were found on the Cuyahoga River shores.
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Bertha Johns
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Gordon Park
Cuyahoga River
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