Cooperation With U S Key to Mexico’s Liberty Says Expert
Detroit writer and Mexico authority argues a new partnership with the United States is Mexico’s best hope to resist fascist drift. He notes Cardenas era reforms, growing economic strains, and warns external pressure endangers social gains.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Mexico
Detroit
North American Newspaper Alliance
Adolfo de la Huerta
Americas
Cardenas
Prin
T. Trotsky
Mr. Marshall
Abandoned Idaho Cemetery Bloodline Eroded by Reservoir
An old cemetery on the edge of Yuma Idaho is slowly submerged as the American Falls reservoir expands. Seven of the 75 burial plots have already disappeared into the rising waters.
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Aberdeen
Ida
U.P
Yuma
Idaho
American Falls
Mexico's democracy at risk amid labor unrest and expropriation
The piece argues that liberty within Mexico wanes as organized labor and land-seekers resist state discipline. It blames government expropriation and policy for shrinking private enterprise, reducing work, and eroding livelihoods across oil, cotton, banana, and hacienda sectors, warning of chaos if rural discontent grows.
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Tamaulipas
Coahuila
Tabasco
Yucatan
Cardenas
Saturnino Cedillo
Ramon Yucopicio
Mexico
Dog catcher resigns after week in Corvallis
Corvallis dog catcher Thereon Carlin resigned after one week in office citing lack of business. After canvassing his territory he found no stray dogs.
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Corvallis, Orc
U.P
Carlin
Corvallis
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