Hoover Warns Youth Key to Nation’s Crime Wave
President Hoover calls youth a prominent force in postwar crime. He cites 1945 data showing many arrests among ages 17 and under, recounts a rural gang’s three week crime spree, and lists 13 citizen steps to curb delinquency, urging strong policing, youth programs, veteran involvement, and community support without sensational detail.
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Hoover
Washington
United States
Veteran influence urged to curb youth crime among soldiers
The text argues that isolated crimes by soldiers matter little in context and calls for turning to veterans for guidance to steer youths toward wholesome lawfulness, emphasizing veterans as influential role models in preventing delinquency.
State Liquor Tax Recap Shows $1.48 Million in January
Austin report from the State Liquor Control Board details January revenues totaling 1,477,816. Stamp sales reached 1,032,173 for liquor, 307,802 for beer, and 54,020 for wine, with 72,551 from permits and licenses and 700 from illicit beverage seizures. Collections at seven international bridges added 40,880.
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Austin
State Liquor Control Board
For Sale Used Pittsburg Water Heater
Mrs W M Cox offers a used Pittsburg water heater for sale. Contact details not provided in readable text.
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Pittsburg
W. M. Cox
Couple Engaged by V Mail Will Walk the Aisle
Sgt. Vern Tobias of Kansas and Eleanor Mager of Fitchburg plan to marry March 9 after meeting in person for the first time following three years of V mail and long distance calls. The couple met yesterday and concluded the ceremony is closer than ever, with both praising in person kisses over V mail.
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Fitchburg
Mass
Vern Tobias
Bunker Hill
Kan
Eleanor Mager
V-mail
Pacific
Vera
Eleanor
Reader wires renewal to prevent lapse at Fla paper
In Wauchula Florida publisher Anyce Smith notes a subscriber wired $2 to extend a one year subscription. It marks the first time the editor recalls someone renewing by telegraph to avoid missing an issue.
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Wauchula, Fla
Anyce Smith
Wauchula Advocate
Advocate
Smith
War veterans die, pensions continue in history
The Veterans Administration still pays pensions to heirs of long-vanished wars. An 88 year old woman receives $20 monthly under 1847 act for her father's War of 1812 service. The Mexican War has produced one child and 54 widows. Civil War and Indian War dependents total 24,521 widows and children and 2,673 deceased veterans' dependents on pension rolls.
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Veterans Administration
Veterans’ Administration
Senate approves school lunch bill
The Senate approved a permanent program for federal aid up to 115 million dollars annually for school lunches by voice vote. The bill now goes to the House, which had authorized 50 million dollars annually with different state and local matching rules.
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Washington
Senate
House
Good Boys Mother Telephoned About Naughty Fun
A mother’s call from away reports her sons Johnny and Bobbie behaving poorly at home. They confirm their innocence, describe causing mischief by letting the bath tub overflow and creating “Niagara Falls” on the stairway during her absence.
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Johnny
Bobbie
Niagara Falls
Whitewright Mayoral Election Date Set for April 1946
The City of Whitewright announces an election on the first Tuesday in April 1946 to elect a mayor for a two year term. Polls open 8 a.m. to 7 p.m. at City Hall election room. Presiding judge R C Vestal with assistant judge C M Dillon and clerks Mrs O L Jones and Mrs A T Short will officiate. Mayor F M Echols orders the notice dated February 4, 1946. City Secretary Harold Doss attests.
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Whitewright
City of
Texas
R. C. Vestal
C. M. Dillon
O. L. Jones
A. T. Short
F. M. Echols
Harold Doss
Father with scarce bait stops Sunday fishing plan
A Sunday school teacher asks Bobby why he was late for class. Bobby explains his father refused permission to go fishing because there wasn't enough bait for both of them, highlighting a humorous parental rule.
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Bobby
Divorce by Cruel Treatment in Grayson County Texas
Court issues citation requiring Helen Glance to answer Rogers T. Glance's petition for divorce filed February 19 1946. The case No 54326 sets a first Monday after 42 days, April 8 1946, as appearance deadline before Judge in Sherman Texas.
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State of Texas
Helen Glance
A. D
District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
Texas
Rogers T. Glance
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
Ann Marie Garland
Garland Suit Filed By Joe Garland Against Ann Marie Garland
Citation No 54288 issued February 18 1946 in Texas names Joe B Garland as plaintiff and Ann Marie Garland as defendant. The suit citation is dated February 6 1946 with service on February 18 1946.
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