Prohibition of Child Labor Amendment Ratified by Arkansas
Arkansas becomes first state to ratify the proposed federal child labor amendment by 45 to 40 in the House and 11 to 13 in the Senate. The measure would grant Congress power to regulate or prohibit labor of persons under eighteen, with states retaining police powers. Georgia defeated ratification. nationwide momentum and debates across states continue.
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The Karen Hills of Burma and Their Savage Neighbors
Prepared by the National Geographic Society, this study surveys Burma’s Karen hills from Rangoon to Mandalay. It contrasts White Karens with rival Red Karens, describes dress, body art, and customs, and notes mutual suspicion among tribes. The piece labels Karens as a major Burmese population and outlines ethnographic viewpoints.
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