Court Decision Favors Strecker Triggers Deportation Debate
The Supreme Court ruled that Strecker’s past Communist membership could not justify deportation. Lawmakers vow new measures to widen alien removal powers. Strecker, Austrian-born restaurateur in Hot Springs Arkansas, admitted three months in the Communist party in 1932 33. Congress weighs expulsion proposals and Bridges’ status as an alien Communist remains under study. The Dies Committee hails the ruling as aiding anti communism efforts. The note ends with legends about hidden gold and Napoleon’s throne in a San Francisco museum.
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Washington
Supreme Court
Joseph G. Strecker
Congress
Strecker
Hot Springs
Ark
Communist Party
Rep
Hobbs
Alabama
Perkins
Harry Bridges
CIO
West Coast
Labor Department
Bridges
House Judiciary Committee
Miss Perkins
Dempsey
New Mexico
Dies Committee On UN
House
United States
Eight Plains Boys Enlist In Army, Amarillo Area
Eight Amarillo Panhandle youths enlist with the United States Army in infantry at Fort Warren and engineers at Fort Logan and Fitzsimmons Hospital in Denver. Recruits include Dale P. Butler Arthur Lamb Harold B Ray mond Glen L Sanders and James O Mount. Also notes a U S criminal stat and a Sacramento checkroom corner.
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United States Army
Amarillo
Panhandle
Infantry
Ft. Warren
Wyo
Ft. Logan
Colo
Fitzsimmons General Hospital
Denver
Dale P. Butler
Arthur Lamb
Wellington
Kan
Harold BE. Raymond
Christine Baker
East Tenth
Potter County PTA Convenes in Borger This Week
Potter County superintendent Carl G. Clifft announced a joint Parent-Teacher Association convention in Borger starting tomorrow and continuing Thursday. River Road School PTA delegates include Mrs. W B Gilbert and others. Soncy School PTA is represented by three members. Allison Park School will send four delegates.
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Potter County
Borger
Carl G. Clifft
River Road
W. B. Gilbert
Ed Knochs
Eddie Mann
R. S. Connellee
Soncy
J. E. Broaddus
Worth Rea
Helen Haight
Allison Park
George Fesser
John Bischel
G. L. Hall
R. T. Hodges
O. FE. Austin
Shrader Rea
J. D. McMinn
Asso
Brady School Represented by Krabbe and Glovier
Brady School will be represented by Mrs. Floyd Krabbe and Mrs. Luther Glovier in the association of the Bushland School.
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Ciation
Bushland School
Brady School
Floyd Krabbe
Luther Glovier
Amarillo Delegates Attend Salvation Army Youth Congress
Amarillo sent more than 25 delegates to the Salvation Army Young People's Congress in Dallas. The War Cry reports on the event with a two page picture showing Adjutant W. T. Johnson and 26 Amarillo delegates, and commends the Amarillo post band as one of the Southwest’s best.
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Amarillo
Salvation Army Young People’s Congress
Dallas
War Cry
Salvation Army
W. T. Johnson
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Napoleon
San Francisco
Amarillo Paint & Wallpaper Company
America
Bermuda
Vester
Cerewars
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U. S
Oo Americs Shops
Saves
Rigke
la Ey
Rayon
Polk St
Rhode Island
Cuneta
Montgomery Ward
Terry
Pereales
Sale
Petaldowns
Lastex
Mien
Rey
Army
Amarillo Globe
Texas
Rene
Arnold
Brigaman
Ft. . Warren
Evangelime Booth
Medical Department
Fitzsimmons
John R. Kay
Ama
Jillo
Charlie B. Stringer
William George
Clovis
N. M. Gilks
Vernon W. Bittle
Childress
Robert P. Deerr
Sadie R. Deerr
Herring Hotel
Ond
Nual
Fort Logan
Set
R. A. Jackson
The
American Bar Association
Sacramento
Calif
PTA
Amarilloans
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