Delinquency Luncheon Topic At Hagerstown Kiwanis
At Hotel Alexander the Hagerstown Kiwanis Club heard FBI agent J W Vincent discuss the rising juvenile delinquency problem across U S cities, noting increases in crimes by youths and especially girls, and citing city efforts to address the issue. Judge Joseph D Mish of the Fourth Judicial Circuit also spoke briefly urging continued advocacy.
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United States
Hagerstown
Kiwanis Club
Eld
Hotel Alexander
J. W. Vincent
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Baltimore
Albert M. Long
Kiwanis Publicity Committee
Mish
Joseph D. Mish
Hagerson
Fourth Judicial Cir Lit
How Asteem Helps Dentures Stay Firm
False teeth often slip causing embarrassment and fear of slipping at critical moments. Asteem, an alkaline non acid powder, is sprinkled on plates to help dentures hold firmer and reduce odor. Available at drum stores and helps prevent denture breath.
modified curfew law for Hagerstown and policewoman proposal
At a town meeting Chief of Police William H. Peters and Agent Vincent discussed curfew and juvenile crime. They cited FBI figures showing rising female delinquency and urged coordinated community efforts with churches clubs Y M C A and police. Judge Mish supported a modified curfew in Hagerstown and the hiring of a policewoman amid rising female delinquency and nearby military camps.
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Hagerstown
William H. Peters
Vincent
FBI
United States
California
Baltimore
Delaware
J. Edgar Hoover
Church
Y. M. C. A. Salvation Army
Police
Mish
Peters
Local youth program aims to guide leisure time in Hagerstown
Organizing the Junior Police Club in Hagerstown with help from the Y M C A Salvation Army and other local agencies was noted. The teachers opportunity to assist in solving the problem was mentioned. Kiwanis publicity committee members besides Chairman Long include S E Phillips Roy Philippy and Sam Angotti.
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Hagerstown
Salvation Army
Kiwanis Publicity Committee
Long
S. E. Phillips
Roy Philippy
Sam Angotti
Youth Praised by Chief Peters for Bravery
Howard E. Reesman of 328 East Franklin Street earned praise from Chief of Police William H. Peters after he broke a car window to escape the Ayers Brothers fire Tuesday night. Reesman, a newspaper carrier and Junior Police Club member, sustained hand cuts needing several stitches at Washington County Hospital.
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Howard E. Reesman
East Franklin Street
Ayers Brothers
William H. Peters
Reesman
Washington County Hospital
Academy in ruins near Versailles after war damage
Paris dispatch reports France’s Saint Corps military academy near Versailles ruined by pre liberation bombing and postwar Allied raids. Occupation of the site as a military warehouse is noted. Estimated expenditures include 2.502 billion dollars after the war.
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Aachen
Germany
U.S. Army Signal Corps
Paris
France
St. Ors
Versailles
Meeting of Church Council Set at St Paul Methodist Church
Washington County Council of Churches plans a 7:45 p.m. meeting at St Paul’s Methodist Church to discuss ministry relations for returning service men and women and to elect officers for the coming year for both city and county.
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Washington County
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Klodwell
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Chief Peters
Torchere
D' Scholls
Manbeck
Bank the Oldest Bank
Hageratown
Hallowe’en
Gypsy Pirate
Miss
Lion
Hill’s Toy 4 Novelty Store
Dr. C. A_ VOORHEES CO
Ardmore
RAND
West Washington St
Triangle Food Stores
Rudy's Rexall Phey
Hamilton Corner
Starling
Kay
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