Crime Involving Teen-Agers More Widespread Than Believed
A New York report notes rising teen and young adult drug use and linked crimes. It cites shoplifting and burglary to fund addiction, discusses college scandal involving athletes, and cites West Point affair as shocking. Experts blame home discipline, fear of war, role models, and pervasive media.
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New Rubber Paint Pounces Into Town
A remarkable new rubber base paint LATIN LUMINALL hits local stores hailed as a century breakthrough. It offers a satin finish in many colors, covers up to 7H square feet, and combines sealer and undercoat for priming and painting in one. It dries in twenty minutes without brush marks and works on walls, plaster, and surfaces. The trade name faces rubber material shortages but local stores promise full color stock and demonstrations for teenagers.
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Lincoln Visited Dunkard Church and Baptism Night
Fragment recounts Lincoln in Springfield meeting a Dunkard minister, paying for travel to Hoeing field, and baptism at night. It notes Lincoln promised church conformity after his presidency and recalls Elder P. Saylor’s White House visits and Lincoln calling him Bishop Sastor.
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Russia Gains In Atom Bomb Race Says Lawmaker
Washington reports that senators and representatives amplified views on atomic weapons. Senator O Mahoney said the U S makes fullest use of scientific weapons including the atomic bomb. Representative Price warned Russia has more and bigger bombs than expected and could attack with 1,000,000 potential casualties in several cities.
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Truman Seeks Expanded Powers to Fight Inflation
President Truman said he will press Congress for added price and control powers. After meeting with the National Advisory Board on Mobilization Policy, he discussed a message to Congress asking stronger authority under the defense production act. He had criticized the July 31 act as inadequate and intends another proposed amendment.
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Fifteen-Year-Old Boy Named As Father in Paternity Suit
In Santa Monica a paternity suit was filed by Marianne Y Beaman on behalf of her daughter alleging that movie star Richard Pix Sir is the father of a child due next month. The suit seeks $5000 for medical expenses and child support plus legal fees. The parties have been declared wards of Juvenile Court and placed with their parents.
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Prohibition Era figure Waxey Gordon faces state charging turn
Irving Wexler known as Waxey Gordon lies ill in Federal jail as he awaits possible life term if convicted as a fourth offender under state narcotics charges. A grand jury indictment is expected soon while bail remains 200000 and a transfer to New York State prosecution is ordered.
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Oregon Prisoners Begin Second Week Sit Down Strike
About 130 inmates at the State Penitentiary enter a second week of a sit down strike in Satem Oregon as food is withheld since Thursday after Warden George Alexander cut meals following a fight. Fourty four trustees returned to work yesterday. The protest stems from a guard using a billy club to break up the clash between prisoners.
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Income Tax Boost Likely From Senate Finance Committee
Washington reports the Senate Finance Committee may vote today on the type of income tax increase to recommend for individuals. Chairman George D Gall predicts the group will favor the first proposal considered, a personal income levy raise, while many senators oppose the House plan a 12 5 percent hike seen as too heavy on middle and upper brackets.
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Truman asks Congress for 400 million flood relief
President Truman asks Congress in a message to provide 400 million dollars for flood relief in the Middle West. Funds would aid Kansas, Missouri and nearby states for food aid, reconstruction, and disaster insurance programs. Vice President Barkley referred the request to Senate committees to speed action.
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Pearl Harbor prewar spy ring details emerge in hearings
Testimony reports a Soviet and Japanese link through Sorge and Smedley as investigators probe whether a red spy ring knew of Japan’s Pearl Harbor plans. Witnesses describe attempts to influence Tokyo and U.S. policy while noting Sorge’s arrest and alleged roles of other agents.
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