Javits Proposes State Youth Authority Over Delinquency
New York attorney general Jacob K. Javits urged replacing the State Youth Commission with a state youth authority endowed with correction and prevention powers. He proposed a four point program including a public defender system, expanded detention facilities, broad participation, and unified policy guidance.
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New York
Jacob K. Javits
State Youth Commission
Albany
Javits
Inz
Youth Authority
California
Wisconsin
Minnesota
Youth Commission
State Commission On Youth and Delinquency
Judge Delays Court With Unbuttoned Tie
Judge Charles E. Keller appeared collar buttoned but tieless on the bench. Court continued as attorney C. F. Tate hurried to a haberdashery and returned with a blue and white polka dot tie.
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Champaign
Charles E. Keller
Keller
C. F. Tate
Haberdashery
French Honored By Bar Court in Farewell Tributes
Farewell tributes were paid in Supreme Court for William B. French, longtime clerk of the Rensselaer County courts, during the final session before his retirement. A survey by French notes that real estate values rose in the Third Judicial Department and across the U S, up over two billion dollars in 1954.
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Supreme Court
Rensselaer
William B. French
Rensselaer Bar Association honors clerk in abrupt court turn
The Rensselaer County Bar Association arranged a program that moved up from today after the trial term ended abruptly. Ely Koplovitz, president, presided and introduced speakers praising Mr. French for his distinguished record and service to courts, lawyers, jurors and the public.
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Rensselaer County Bar Association
Ely Koplovitz
French
James E. Brearton
Bar Association
Car Ready At Depot In Germany For Travelers
SelfDrive Union introduces advance ordered vehicles waiting at railroad depots in 29 German cities. Cars may be left at the depot when the traveler is ready to board the next train, facilitating convenient on site access.
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Frankfurt
SelfDrive Union
Jhorages
Tribute Pours In For Departing Court Clerk Bill French
Justice Deckerman leads tributes as William E. Noonan lauds Bill French for his service as third department court clerk. Raymond C. Nible named as new clerk. ceremony at 11 a.m. Saturday in Justice Hamm's chambers.
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William E. Noonan
Watervliet
Par Association
Supreme Court
Bill French
William Deckerman
Monticello
French
Raymond C. Nible
Koplovitz
Justice Deckerman
Chambers of Justice
Herbert D. Hamm
Etched Aluminum Tray Lesson At YMCA Session
Mrs Ernest Matte led the first lesson in the etched aluminum tray project during a Community Home Demonstration Unit session at the YMCA. A second lesson was scheduled for Oct 5 at the YMCA with the monthly meeting, a bus trip to New York on Oct 7 to tour Good Housekeeping and McCall's offices was announced, and Mrs William V Styles and Mrs John Powers hosted the social hour after.
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Ernest Matte
YMCA
New York
Good Housekeeping
McCall's
William V. Styles
John Powers
Soap and Water For Dog Bite Advice
Colorado health authorities urge thorough cleansing with soap and water if skin is broken. Report the bite to police or health officer to locate and check the animal for rabies. Call a doctor for wound treatment and rabies injections if necessary. Applies to many animals that can carry the rabies virus.
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Denver
Wns
Colorado
Iees
Portable air purifier promises to end room stuffiness
A London based company introduces a portable three foot high air purifier to eliminate stuffiness in board and conference rooms and aid asthma sufferers. It costs about as much as a refrigerator, and tests show it absorbed smoke bomb fumes in under a minute.
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London
Electronics Industry Grows On West Coast
Los Angeles area expanded from 15 electronics concerns in 1943 to about 440 today. Firms operate 506 plants covering 9,750,281 square feet and employing nearly 70,000 people.
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Los Angeles
Early Colonists Had Little Change Before 1700
The piece notes that early North American colonists had little change before the 18th century. With coins scarce, tobacco powder bullets grain fish and furs served as payment. Spanish settlers in the Southwest lived near Mexico and South American mines, shaping trade.
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Boston
Southwest
Mexico
South America
North America
Tiny Tarzan Climbs Roof to Delight of Homeowners
Three year old Gregory Knox climbed a tree in his back yard and along a limb reached the roof of his house. He then scrambled to the ridge pole, while his mother called the fire department and a man took his photo.
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Gregory Knox
Gregory
Friendly Circle selects Mrs Arthur Gould for Swiss steak supper chair
Mrs Arthur Gould was named general chairman of the Swiss steak supper hosted by the Friendly Circle Class of Center Brunswick Methodist Church. The event will be held Saturday October 15 at 3 30 PM at the church.
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Arthur Gould
Friendly Circle
Center Brunswick
Battery improves torpedo tube aim on new destroyers
The New London item notes a shift from bow-mounted torpedo tubes on destroyers to a trainable battery setup. This enables aiming without turning the ship’s entire hull toward a target, enhancing maneuverability and firing flexibility.
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New London, Conn
Motorist Fatally Injured Near Watertown
John L. Touchette Jr. aged 19, son of the detective chief, was killed when his car ran off the highway and struck a tree half a mile from Watertown. He died at Mercy Hospital at 2 06 a m while on leave from the Navy.
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Watertown
John L. Touchette Jr
John L. Touchette
Mercy Hospital
Touchette
Navy
Garlic Price Boosts Protections in Philippines
In Manila the government bans all garlic imports except seedlings to safeguard the industry while prices rise. President Ramon Magsaysay appoints a board to probe profiteering and market cornering in garlic.
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Manila
Philippines
Ramon Magsaysay
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Eternal Sea
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Port OF Hell
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