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June 24, 1928

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PROPOSES REFORMS IN HANDLING CRIME; Prison Association in Report Urges State Supervision of Freed Convicts. ASKS ADDED PAROLE FUNDS Favors Giving More Definite Status of Psychiatric Clinic at Sing Sing. OVERCROWDING IS DENIED Crime Probably on the Increase, Survey Says--Correction Department Praised.

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BOWDEN PUT OUT IN COLLEGE TENNIS; Ranking Favorite in Eastern Play Beaten by Custer, Unknown, 6-2, 6-1.

By Allison Danzig. Special To the New York Times

Eastern Intercollegiate Lawn Tennis Championship

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STROLLING PLAYERS; Gilbert and Sullivan Sung on a Motor Truck Stage--Actors Who Can Raise a Big-Top

By J. Brooks Atkinson

STROLLING PLAYERS trouped through the town one evening last week. Breaking the long journey between Pomona, N. Y., and High Ridge, Conn., the Jitney Players set up their tents in a Jackson Heights garden plot and ...

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TARIFF ASSURANCE URGED; This With Taxes and Farm Relief May Submerge the Wet-Dry Problem. GERARD TALKS PROTECTION Governor Smith Pictured as Another Samuel J. Randall and Not for Low Tariff. OLDER LEADERS DISSENT Pressure Starts for Farm Relief Plank Calling for Equalization Fee.

By Charles R. Michael. Special To the New York Times

Organized wets as led by Assn Against Prohibition Amendment will submit wet plank for platform

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PRIDE IN THE WAR IS ABATING; Three Recent Studies That Sharply Reflect the Changing Attitude

By William MacDonald

Stegemann, H, Mirage of Versailles

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