Plan revision of immigrant law to selective system
Washington June 35. Plan a selective immigration system for the next session as proposed by Secretary Davis of the labor department. The changes include allowing work assurances before departure only after confirming no American labor is available. international agents abroad would study labor needs to guide admissions and protect American workers.
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Washington
Cone Ous
Davia
Ter Department
Thasaesaoren
Bec
Retary Davis
Becsme
Landa
Inaista
Blien
Tts
State, Treasury and
Labor Departments
Irian Free State
Tavis
Immigration Bureau
Kidnap Victim Returns With Abduction Tale
Miss Ernestine Bean a Kansas City stenographer said she was abducted by a young man who forced her to marry him after disappearing for days. The report mentions immigration plans to select and bring in immigrant workers and to inspect aliens abroad to curb entry abuses and family removals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ernestine Bean
Kansas City
Palica
Joseph M. Phillips
St. Louia
Seiyukai Leader Pushes Closer U S Japan Ties
Tokyo June 25 General Baron Tanaka elected head of Seiyukai seeks to merge minor factions into a larger coalition while urging strong economic ties with the United States and China. He praises U S immigration law actions and calls for continued cooperation between nations to curb international tensions.
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Tokyo
Baron Tanaka
S¢iyukai
Dist
Japan
S¢Athing
Tanaka
Baran Takehathi
Setyukai
Kakushin Club
Selyukal
Chuset- Kal
Keneelkat
Kito
Vernmentar
Tanala
Selyuhanta
Selyukai
America
Coolidge
United States
California Club Relies on Mails for Outreach Activity
Los Angeles June 25 Approximately 3 000 000 pieces of mail will go out from the Automobile Club of Southern California this year the latest athletics release shows Based on 2024 mailings first class about 2 600 letters per day second class 2 090 pieces and 350 parcel post items totaling 6 060 daily pieces The club estimates 1 695 000 mail pieces annually plus 1 200 000 copies of its monthly magazine and about 100 000 letters and packages transported to 20 branch offices by the highway patrol fleet.
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Los Angeles
Automobile Club of
Sopthern California
Highway Patrol
Quota Benefit Fund Grows From Charity Bridge Event
Charleston Quota club reports more than 129 will be cleared for the girls welfare fund after a benefit bridge party at the Rock Farm Inn. Funds aid a Charleston business college student and may expand to broader Quota International girl service aims emphasizing development, vocational guidance, and mentorship under local supervision.
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Charleston Quota Club
Theresa Matthews
Mra
A. M. Whittaker
Kay. Goshorn
Iva Givens
Mles Anna Kautz
Mra. Callahan
Margaret Williams
Amy Singleston
Aileen Gregg
Thernan Matthews
Quota International, Inc
Migs 5
I. M. O'Hara
Pittabureh
Twe Internaiional Girls’ Service
Dtly
Alr Srouts
Visitors to Rome Tax Linguists at Holy Year
June 25 Rome reports that gentrained staff serving foreign tourists face heavy strains as Holy Year crowds surge. Hotels, taxis, and staff now rely on multilingual posters and gestures, with six languages common. Even expert philologists struggle with regional dialects and unfamiliar tongues from visitors.
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Roale
Italy
Samel
Vetere
Buokleta
Sven
Germany
Lord Chamberlain Rules Debutantes Frocks at Court
London June 26 The Lord Chamberlain's office in charge of royal affairs says court frocks must not be too flimsy at Buckingham Palace events. There is no ban on narrow skirts if they remain full enough to allow a graceful curtsey. The ruling follows reports of tight dresses and emphasizes modesty in debutante attire.
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London
Buckingham
Palace
chaim+ verigin
George
Mary
Ryeporta
Divorce ruling eases society after Westminster suit
English society circles breathed relief as the Duke of Westminster ends a divorce contest with Duchess. Debutantes reportedly faced courtly fashion concerns. a new heavy crepe draping under gowns was adopted after a court order. In Manston, Rev. C F Hansell resigns amid alleged curses against church members.
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Duke of Westminster
Manston
Eng
Rev. C
Hansell
Teenus
Jews Invest in Palestine Land Purchases and Growth
In Jerusalem on June 25 the Low iah national fund reported investing almost $6 million in land in Palestine from Oct 1926 to Apr 1925 under Sir Herbert Samuel’s tenure. Most funds bought agricultural and urban land and funded improvements. 29 of 48 colonies were built on land purchased, aiding the Jezreel Valley project. Over 60 percent of the Palestine Foundation Fund’s $8.006 million in the Holy Land came from American donors.
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Jerusalem
Lowiah National Fund
Palssting
Herbert Samuel
Lund
Palestine Foundation Fund
Keren Hayesod
Jewish National Fund
Palestine Foundatin Fund
Jezreel
The
Financial Agendia
World Zionist Organization
King & Land-Purchasing Agency
Rewteh
Holy Land
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Boulanger
Jascha Heifetz
the Gentle Maiden
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Piazo
Saint-Sagne
Margarete Matzenauer
John McCormack
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Stokowski
Philadelphia Orchestra
Stokowski and
Lambert Murphy
Victor Salon Orchestra
Mies
Ictor Hig
Mmpany
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Tba
Lore
Victor Light Opera Company
Ator Neaie
Carpenter
Georgie Price
Georgie Pree
Gene Austin
Noskowski
S.narayslowski
Lindemann
Light Vocal Records
Vernon Dalhart
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Music Box
Grace Moore
Lewis James
Whileia
Marian Acddes
Marian Anderson
Dance Records
Charleston
Paul Whiteman
Pan
Whiteman
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How Waring
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Charles Dornberger
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Art Hickman
Henry Halstead
Jan Garber
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N.J. Victor Talking Machine Co. of Canada, Ltd
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Westminster
Palestine
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