Native Hawaiian Atmosphere Struggles Against Money Lure
Globe News columnist Charles Whippo contrasts Honolulu’s paradise image with a money driven push, describing savvy tourists, hospitality, and the cultural mix on Oahu. The piece notes coconut leaf cutters, beauty pageant diversity, vaccination details, and a lively Waikiki scene as the crew submits to island allure while chasing affordability and fun.
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Charles Whippo
Globe News
Honolulu
Royal Hawaiian Hotel
Ats
Oahu
Waikiki
Royal Palms
Richard
Gruesome Picture Shocks Refugee in Formosa
In Taiwan, a Chinese refugee girl who wrote to Shanghai received a grisly reply a picture showing all four heads of her immediate family laid out on a table. An American in Taiwan recounts the tale amid halted island mainland communications and fear of reprisals.
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Taipeh
Formosa
Taiwan
Shanghai
Meat Rationing Seen Likely Within Weeks
Los Angeles report quotes Charles Bauer, president of the National Association of Retail Meat and Food Dealers, saying full scale meat rationing may come soon and price controls would be blamed. He notes livestock declined from 1940 to 1950 due to wartime systems and warns feeders will switch away if pressed. Bauer argues price controls do not solve shortages.
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Los Angeles
Charles Bauer
National Association of Retail Meat and Food Dealers
Bauer
OPS
California oranges fetch yearly price higher than 1849 gold fields output
The report notes that current orange sales in California generate a yearly revenue greater than the entire production of the famed California gold fields from the 1849 gold rush, highlighting a shift in economic value from mineral to agricultural wealth.
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California
O’Dwyer Accused Of Strikebreaking In Valley Row
Imperial Valley farm workers accuse Ambassador William O’Dwyer of strike breaking and call for his recall. The APL National Farm Labor Union says the embassy favored ranchers and violated an international agreement to withdraw Mexican contract workers from strike areas. O’Dwyer, brother of prominent rancher Frank O’Dwyer, is involved amid denials of using Mexican laborers.
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Mexico City
Imperial Valley
Mexico
United States
O'Dwyer
Frank O'Dwyer
Attorney General Says Government May Seize Private Land
Dallas June 12 Price Daniel Texas attorney general said the federal government is ready to take over private property whenever officials have the nerve. He cited precedent and claimed tideland control law covers submerged land including lakes rivers and waters.
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Price Daniel
Texas
International Accident and Health Underwriters
Daniel
American Bar
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