miscellaneous remarks on Capone and foreign affairs
The article braids a satirical take on Capone’s transfer to Alcatraz with a Napoleonic comparison and a local political note from Bridgeton. It then shifts to a court probe into Communist activity and a discussion on belief in God, followed by a vivid aside on Hungarian women and Hollywood stars, concluding with a fragment about paltry restrictions on students during wartime.
Mass hysteria and foreign affairs mix in curious tale
The piece blends reports of mass hysteria with varied anecdotes. It cites a mild New York case and a perplexed young woman, notes anti Jewish and anti religious tensions in Mexico, and mentions Mr Bernard Deutsch in Mexico City praised Mexico until critics pressed him to retract. It ends with a reference to Izvestia and Japan and a jab at Gen Johnson and Mr Tunney.
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