Globe-News summary page excerpt on immigration quotas and peace voices
An excerpt from The Globe-News discusses the Philippine immigration bill setting annual quotas of 500 per nationality, noting impact on Japanese and Chinese migrants and posing questions on self-governance of immigration. It also mentions a New York school gift globe to Dr. Butler, views on world peace, support for a third term for the President, remarks by Archbishop Curley, and Senator Connally’s warning about federal penalties on local governments.
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Japan
Philippine National Assembly
James Monroe High School
New York
Bronx
Nicholas Murray Butler
Columbia University
Keeping a Secret by Jack Stinnett
The piece notes Washington barred foreign military attaches from U S war grounds in Louisiana and Texas citing insufficient accommodations. It argues attaches act as legal spies, gathering blitzkrieg and aviation details, and recounts past leaks from viewing films and carrier tech, as Uncle Sam tightens security around sensitive devices.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
Sam
United States Army
Louisiana
Texas
Poland
Uncle Sam
Robert M. Losey
Norway
Losey
Dombas
Tom, Dick
Harry
The Shortest Street welcomes Brenda amid its wary rules
Brenda joins The Street boardinghouse run by Adelaide Rost retor as neighbors debate Hugh Saltus. Isobel mentors Brenda while Mac schemes to enlist Saltus as critic and illustrator, stirring friction with Adelaide and wary Miss Ormond who guards the neighbors' morals.
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Brenda
Adelaide
Hugh Saltus
Isobel
Mac
Burnham
Rostretor
Saltus
Eric
Dr. Wilson
Hugh
Waitin Place
Miss Wilson
Mrs. Rostretor
New York
Greenwich Village
Anne
Judge Harper
The
Harpers
van Nesses
Miss Ponsonby
Isobel Burke
Dion MacKelvey
Iron rich foods recommended as spring tonic
Nutritionist Alice H. Smith, Cleveland Health, promotes iron rich foods as a year round tonic. She cites greens lentils egg yolks liver and dried fruits plus daily meal plans to ensure iron intake and overall nutrition.
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Alice H. Smith
Cleveland
Grandma
Hull's Popularity Rises in Democratic Polls
In Princeton on May 15, a poll by the American Institute of Public Opinion shows Cordell Hull gaining as the preferred Democratic presidential choice if Roosevelt declines a third term. Hull edges Garner, with support up from February, while James A. Farley climbs to 16 percent and Paul V. McNutt slips slightly. other leaders named include Lloyd Stark Harold Lickes Henry A. Wallace Champ Clark Lewis O Douglas Harry Byrd Harry Hopkins Alfred E Smith and Jesse Jones.
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Princeton
N. J
Roosevelt
Cordell Hull
American Institute of Public Opinion
Hull
John N. Garner
Institute
London
James A. ‘Arley
West
Paul V. McNutt
Wheeler
Montana
Lloyd Stark
Missouri
Harold L. Ickes
Henry A. Wallace
Champ Clark
Lewis O. Douglas
Harry A. Byrd
Harry Hopkins
Alfred E. Smith
Jesse Jones
Garner
Farley
McNutt
Wheeler Eeeseevesseee
Jackson Settee
LaGuardia
Peer Eesenne
Garner Aeepeseboveessees
Tee
Brees
Jackson
Wenee Murphy
Bankhead
Byrd
Social Etiquette Quiz From a Dance Manual
Questions test proper conduct at dances with answers: couples should adjust to floor size, a man should return a dancing partner to her escort, a man should not take a girl by the arm entering a ballroom, guests should dress appropriately for the hostess, and a girl may not ask a man to dance. The suggested cut in solution favors waiting at the edge on a crowded floor.
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Isobel
Hugh Saltus
Ab Abernathy
Alaine
Mac
Eric
Brenda
Crackers Island of the North
An OCR fragment treats Iceland as a democracy but largely forgotten. It presents multiple choice items on population, capital, church, monarchy, and area with options and notes that answers appear on a comic page.
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Iceland
North Atlantic
Christiania
Reykjavik
Vinland
Denmark
Haakon IV
Christian
Rhode Island
Texas
Kentucky
TODAY'S PUZZLER HORIZONTAL CLUES AND ANSWERS
A compact list of horizontal and vertical crossword clues with definitions touching coats of arms Balkan terms, plants, tools, and common words. Includes references to geography and language variants, inviting solver engagement through cross-checked wordplay.
Santa Fe Curio Shop Founder Builds Mail Order Tie Business
Webb Young transformed a failing Santa Fe curio shop into a mail order necktie empire. He raised $500, created a mail catalog from loyal customers, then partnered with Spanish American weavers to produce hand woven ties. By adding a mountainside craft sideline, he grew to about $50,000 yearly.
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Santa Fe
Chicago
Fortune
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St. John’s College
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