Indianapolis Times, Indianapolis, Marion County, 20 November 1950 — Page 24
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“Having Major Effect In ile Circles
| ‘Tough Job of Adjustment Confronts i Youth; World Orgy Bruises Minds
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Woman Killed
* x g Airborne Santa Arrives Friday - "An airborne Santa Claus will arrive at the Indiana State Fair-| | Grounds at 10 a. m, Friday. | Bound for Toyland at L. Ss. +n Accidents 'Ayres & Co. department. store, Three persons are dead today Santa will descend from the blue
las the result of Hoosier highway in a helicopter to gréet children
mishaps, land grown-ups.. The dead: |
Miss Bernice Spicer, 18, Austin. gchequle this year. He will ap-
Train Hits Car,
Two “Others Die
First of Five Articles
Edgar Wilkey, 52, Sullivan. pear on a television show Mon:
By DOUGLAS LARSEN, Times Special Writer } WASHINGTON, generation.
as have taken place in the last 10 years. The magnitude of the problems and their significance is re. vealed for the first time in, one of the most comprehensive series of reports -ever made on the status of United States youth. Just completed, and made available through NEA Service exclusively, the reports are the results of more than a year's work by 115,000 doctors, educators, judges and other experts, aided by 85,000 volunteer laymen. They were prepared in the 48 states and. territories for President Truman's Midcentury White House Conference on Children and Youth to be held Dec. 3-7. This and succeeding stories in a series are based on an analysis of the brand new information in the reports. Here are the most significant changes which have taken place in American life which are havmg a major effect on the lives and personalities of U. 8. youth: Have Become Mobile American families have sud'denly become mobile, creating a shifting population. The need SO turbulent and confused for for a family to plant “roots” ap- American youth, the chronic sopears to be an obsolete idea. Un-|Cial problems which have always fortunately for American chil- Deen around have been greatly dren, schools, playgrounds and, 288ravated.
: { The increase in divorce community health services are fiot moblie at all breaking up more homes and
twisting the lives of mililons of}
of them are leaving the kitchen for a place on a payroll. Result: Millions of kids know
bettér than their mothers. As a result of Warld War II marriages, millions of youngsters are just beginning to get wellacquainted with their fathers. And hundreds of thousands of other children know their fathers only from intermittent visits to Veterans Aqministration hospitals. Much is made of the COUntrY's record post-war prosperity. As far as millions of children go it's strictly phony. The family has a new shiny car because that’s the only way daddy can get to his job which is 20 miles away. Problems Aggravated Result: The family is in debt and when food prices inch. up the youngsters get hot dogs four ~times-a—week Se * In addition to the new major post-war social and cultural changes: which are making life
Result: .Jammed schools in innocent children. some places, empty ones else- The wave of organized crime where.. And children’s personali-| now gripping the country, taking
ties aren't as mobile as their bodies. The tremendous increase in the
billions in profits from families that can’t afford it, is having its bad effect on U. 8. children. The number of old people in the popu- 8éneral moral laxity which is lation, as a result of lengthening evident in so many phases of the life span of the average per- American life is also doing its son; has put this group in com- damage to young minds. petition with the youth of the On top of everything else there country for welfare funds, public is the phenomenal war and postassistance benefits and social War increase in the country’s m services. This takes place at a birth rate. Even without the new time when most states and com- Problems, the mere addition of munities are being ‘forced to re- SO many youngsters to the populaduce such expenditures below tion would have created a crisis. what they were before the war. |The increase grossly exaggerates Exposed to World Orgy all of the other problems. | The nation’s youth has been ex- Tomorrow: posed to a world orgy of anti- become wheels. racial activity, featuring the in- ————————————
‘human persecution of minority Shoots, Kills Officer
groups. A bruise on youthtul Trying to Arrest Son
Result: minds which is very slow healing. DETROIT. Mich. Nov. 20 (UP) new atti- __A 53-year-old father was jailed
The “roots” have
At ‘the same time, tudes, laws and court decisions today for killing one policeman
‘relations in the past 10 years. | © Result: American youth is be- a duplex where he was attempting] | ing asked “to try to take a tre- to shield his son from arrest. | mendous social leap in: this re- Charles M. Gordy Sr., killed Pa'spect, where previous generations trolman Andreas Mellert, 30, and! have taken only mincing steps. seriously wounded his partner as| Mothers have made a mass they led the son, Charles Jr. 31,
| obs outside. And every day ‘more bery charge.
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‘accept an eight per cent wage increase offered by the company. . I" The setlement will affect 1368 employees at the plant. It also ‘covers employees at eight branch plants in Minnesota
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| Nov. 20—Today's youngsters are a displaced
No previous crop of United. States children has ever been forced | to adjust to such revolutionary changes in the American way of life
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| Mrs. Henry Buliger, 35, Albion. day through Friday at 5 p. m., Mrs. Bullger was killed when presented over WFBM-TV, direct |the automobile driven by her hus- from Ayres’ Toyland. band stalled on a Nickel Plate | His video program will include Railroad crossing in Knox and {interviews with children visiting was struck by a freight train. him in the store; letters from Police said ‘Mr. Bullger leaped other children, music by the Elves
i from the‘car and ran up the Band and a Story about Twinkle}
tracks, trying to flag the train. toes, Santa’s helper. His wife failed to get out in time, Miss Spicer: died yesterday of Sented Friday. injuries received Saturday in a car-truck crash near Scottsburg. Hit by
Police said she was a passenger..§ in a car driven by William Hol: 12
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TRY NLEEREX. IT HIDES Car PIMPLES AS IT DRIES 2) THEM UP |
Mig Thelma Bell Duncan, 18, of Scottsburg.
Mr. Wilkey, police said, was §
struck by a car on U. S. 41 near Y Sullivan yesterday, driven by RY Clyde Rogers of Sullivan. A &% ; broken rod on the car was said rs to have caused it to swerve off KLEEREX Makes Pimples Disappear Fast the road Into the pedestrian. Ho ey at 4m hd a
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