Aunt Amelia’s print sale stirs domestic tensions and expense
In a tale of Norfolk suspense, Helen and Warren clash over a Currier & Ives lithograph from Aunt Amelia. A museum-value print nets three hundred dollars, sparking envy, hotel bills, and uneasy gifts as the couple debates generosity and prudence.
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Cops Use Courtesy Cards To Tell Jaywalkers In Williamsport
Williamsport police start an education drive issuing cards to pedestrians who cross away from intersections or ignore traffic signals. No arrests planned unless the program fails, with cards reading safety warning and request to follow all laws.
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Japan to reform delinquent youths campaign by police
Tokyo June 20 AP reports the metropolitan police department will launch a campaign to reform furyo seinen juvenile delinquents. The effort aims to guide youths toward lawful behavior through supervision and reform programs as part of crime prevention.
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Special staff doubled to handle incorrigible youngsters
A youth services program plans to double its dedicated staff for incorrigible youngsters, aiming to boost supervision and intervention. The move signals expanded resources and a firmer approach to behavior management within the agency.
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Police Target Tokyo Youths On Blacklist
The city maintains a blacklist of 5000 to 6000 youths across sexes on special staff lists. Evicted from schools to streets, many are described as college students, workers, and homeless youths. Police say many have wandered Tokyo late at night gathering.
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Book collectors attend big fair in Florence
Book collectors from across the world flocked to Florence for the second International Book Fair. Italy, France, England, Germany, Switzerland and others presented major exhibits while nations like Siam and Venezuela joined from afar. Sacred, Japanese, and Hebrew books drew special attention with examples from the United States and Egypt among others.Deaths from motor vehicle accidents rose in 58 cities in 1924, increasing in number and share of population.
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