Printing Juvenile Delinquent Names Slows Crime Debate
The debate over publishing juvenile delinquent names splits experts. Some argue publicity deters crime and helps accountability, citing Montana open court rulings and judges like Lester Loble. Others warn publicity harms youths and offers little proven benefit, with opinions from Los Angeles Judge Frank Breitenbach and NYU sociologist Abraham Alcades.
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Mary Campbell
New York
Associated Press
Loble
Basten
Childern
Cunty
Atlanta
Montana
Lester St. Luble
ORL
Frank Breitenbach
Los Angeles
Donald E. Macfarlane
Hennepin County
Minneapolis
Advertising executive Wap John dies at 69 in Pontiac
Waldemar Alfred Paul John an advertising executive and writer known for Have a Scar on my Heart died after suffering a heart attack. He led MacManus John Adams Inc a $70 million agency. In Chicago Everett Dirksen faced hospital care for a swollen ankle and emphysema as his secretary reported he was in good condition.
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Pontiac
Mich
Waldemar Alfred Paul
Wap
John
Johm
Saturday Evening Post
MacManus, John & Adams, Inc
Chicago
Everett M. Dirksen
Bill
Das- Savant Memorial Hospital
Harold Rainville
Dirksen
Comedian Lahr Enters Hospital For Checkup
Comedian Bert Lahr aged 68 checked into Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Tollywood Sunday after a three day ailment. In Detroit, county prosecutor Samuel Olsen calls for stricter penalties on juvenile assaults and parent liability for damages, amid political pressure. Mrs William E Miller campaigned in a Detroit event for her husband and playfully tweaked a rival’s whiskers during a Pulaski Day parade.
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Hollywood (Ap
Bert Lahr
Cedors of Lebanon Hospital
Tollywood
Detroit
Wayne County
Samuel Olsen
Delroly
Willian E. Miller
Stanley Olojarczyk
Iga
Area Deaths Bring Tragic Losses Across Communities
Three obituaries from Hascock and nearby towns note the sudden death of Harry Charlton 59 husband of Orshorify Bowers. A plumber by trade, past 13 years with Fridinger Construction, he leaves three sons and several siblings. Funeral services are planned at the Taw Pay House of daca Church with interment at Liebarely cemetery. In Sabillasville Thurmont and Greencastle notes, Jerome Tres sler Norman W. and Josephine Main Tressler. and Luther Witmer, 64, of Greencastle, passings mark significant local losses with services forthcoming and survivors across families.
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Yancock
Harry Charlton
Orshorify Bowers
Wind Ave
Hascock
Morgan County War Memorial Hospital
Berkeley Springs
Wt Va
At & P.m
Berkeley County
John Manil Nora (Charlton) Bowers
Fridinger Construction Co
Ifle
Daca
Kenneth Paul
Milford
Ohio
Andrew Ff
Luke K
Baltimore
Rebs Bishop
Hancock
Margaret Bohrer
Warfordsburg
Freda Faith
Puualunt
Arm W
Tresster Jr
Thurmont
Norman W
Josephine
Main) Tressler
Sabillasville
Hie
Here
Route 81
B. OG
Thomas
Frederick
Tressler
Patrice Ann
Tress
Jer
Patricia
Alitia
Anthony
Alan
Shirley Davis
Shady Grove
Velen Neile
Zora
Deralline Butts
Waynesboro
Pal
Mary Joe Tress
Sabidasville
Creager Funeral Home
Obituaries of Seldon Kline Weaver and Duvall names
Obituary notices report falle of Samuel Seldon Kline at Garlock Memorial Convalescent Home in Mimsday at 4 45 am. He was born in Ingham Virginia and resided in Hagerstown sixty years. Survived by wife Bertha, daughter Doris Davison, sons Marvin and Victor Glen, siblings, grandchildren and great grandchild. Also noted death of George William Weaver in Needmore Virginia at 6 45 am the same day. longtime farmer and merchant, member of several churches, with services planned at Needmore Methodist and interment at Tonpleway Cemetery. Additional death reported: Leon Withute Duvall of Clear Spring aged 39, veteran of World War II. funeral arrangements set at Coffman Funeral Home with services at Church of God Cemetery Blairs Valley.
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Samuel Seldon Kline
West Baltimore St
Tate Bertha
Shadrach) Kline
Garlock Memorial
Mimsday
Ingham
George W
Jennie (Keyser) Klint
Hagerstown
First Christian Church
Beachley Furniture Co
Anuetamire Company
Doris Davison
Hapgerstown
Marvin
Florida
Victor Glen
Gardena
Calif
Frisby S
Kline Hagerstown
Tree
Gren
Norment Funeral Home
George William Weaver
Goblin
Wale) Weaver
Needmore
Fulton County Medical Center
Morgan County
W. Va
Watfordsburg
Weaver
St. Thomas Enisential Church
Hancock
Antioch Christian Church
Rays Hill
Fulton
Bedford Counties
Needmore Methodist Church
Pennsylvania
Corwither
James W. Bowers Lorge
Af&am
Harrisburg
IOOF
Jal Needmore
Noster
Kenneth Sourers
Jfalls Church
Als
Kitty
Grover) Myers
Louise Kashear
Miami
Fla
Joseph Weaver
Grove Funeral Home
Charles I Perrin
Allen] Lumpkin
Tonpleway Baptist Cemetery
Theody
Leon Withute Duvall
Clear Spring
Washington County Hospital
Charles
Edward
Mazie (Repp
Helen Corwell
Twa
Ilaxel Carhaugh
Cleary Spring
James Duvall
Washington
Coffman
J. Warde Huffman
Church of God
Blairs Valley
Atlhe
Stock Market Mixed Early On Columbus Day Bank Closures
New York trading opened with a moderate to mixed session as banks and several commodity exchanges were closed for Columbus Day. Major automakers posted fractional gains though GM faced a continuing strike and auto sales were dampened. Chrysler Ford and GM performances contrasted with AM and Studebaker steady while steel shares fluctuated narrowly.
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New York
Wall Street
General Motors
Chysler
Ford
American Motors
Studebaker
Political and corporate moves hover over stalled markets
The report notes fractional gains as the Democrat NY Central and Pennsylvania Railroad maintains strength from last week. Alleghany Corp remains a key holding for Central. In Washington, a 12 percent rise appears on sizable blocks while Secretary of Labor and a 15,000 share stake features in broader labor discussions. A Democrat named Peterson receives a letter amid ongoing campaign concerns, with Xerox and Polaster cited in a Washington raid context. Aerospace issues show modest movement, with the Republican National Committee facing a quieter stretch.
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New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroad
Alleghany Corp
Central, Washington
Rose *H
Secretary of Labor
Peterson
Esch
Xerox
Polaster
Washington Saucn
U.S
Army Takes Drastic Steps To Curb Meningitis Spread
The Army orders immediate quarantine and drastic measures at Ft Ord to halt meningitis spread. Basic training and visits are suspended for four weeks, with only parents allowed to visit four weeks into December. Thirty- four or more infected soldiers and relatives are noted as part of the outbreak, prompting Washington and state officials to seek containment.
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Ft, Ord
Cat
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Army
Ft. Ord
Department
Defense Department
Washington
Leonard Heaton
Heaton
Edmund Brown
Salinger
G. Crown
Sen
Pierre Sal
Inger
Los Angles
Facili Jteen
Tha
Thy
GOP Senators Demand New Baker Hearings Before Nov. 3
Three Republican senators Carl Curtis Hugh Scott and John Sherman Cooper press for new Baker hearings before the November 3 presidential election. They seek testimony on a $25 000 kickback tied to the Kennedy Johnson campaign funds and want questions directed at Baker and other witnesses, while Congress remains in recess and a quorum may be hard to obtain.
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GOP
Baker
Jack Benny
Nashington
Hollywood
Bobby Baker
Caunellian
Jack
Benner
Senate
Carl T. Curtis
Nebraska
Hugh Scott
Pennsylvania
John Sherman Cooper
Ken
Ucky
B. Everett Jordan
U.N,13
von J. Reynolds
Matthew H. McClaskey
Heynolds
Sal
Congress
Western Maryland Considers Extra Color Trips This Weekend
Western Maryland's Blue Ridge Special autumn foliage tour is sold out, with an extra train to be added. Two trains planned, tickets seven dollars adults four dollars children, Hagerstown boarding near Elgin Blvd. Saturday 11:20 a.m. to 6:40 p.m. Sunday 11:15 a.m. to 6:01 p.m. via western Maryland routes to Cumberland.
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Western Maryland Railroad
Hagerstown
Elgin Blvd
Élion
Camberland
IPersons Over 65 Offered Blue Cross
Baltimore residents aged 65 and over can again obtain hospital and medical insurance through Blue Cross and Blue Shield. The limited enrollment runs through October 31 with 70 and 30 day benefit programs. Subscribers pay a nominal cooperative amount not to exceed 75 dollars for hospital admissions within a 30 day period.
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Ipersons
Baltimore
Mary- Jail
Gas Stations Burglarized in Hancock Overnight
State Police reported two Hancock service stations, Hi Mills Service Station and the Douglas Service Station, were broken into during the night. No further details available as of noon today.
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Hancock
Hi. Mills
Douglas
Forgiveness and Insurance Prayer Note in Distress
A fragmentary prayer pleads for divine forgiveness for confessing delays and seeks assistance with medical coverage from Blue Shield. It mentions John Kennedy of North Carolina and a church figure, referencing income thresholds and the need to straighten thinking and plans amid financial strain.
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Theo
James W. Kennedy
Church of the Neil Fective Dee
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