Senate tightens alien controls amid Fifth Column fears
A Senate judiciary subcommittee approved a bill expanding alien registration to about four million people and fingerprinting at post offices within four months. The measure tightens deportation and subversion laws, imposes up to ten years in prison and ten thousand dollars fine for acts aiming to weaken armed forces, and broadens the deportable alien list to include gangsters and narcotic violators.
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Conally
Texas
Judiciary Committee
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Conn
Connally
United States
Army
Navy
Marines
Britain trims government hospitality budget to 65000 dollars
Government records show spending on official hospitality reaching 111000 dollars in the previous year. Officials plan to cut the current year budget to 65000 dollars, signaling a tighter approach to ceremonial and entertaining expenses.
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Britain
Guatemala Plans to Manage Rising Tourist Traffic
Guatemala outlines measures to handle growing tourist traffic including potential infrastructure upgrades and visitor management strategies. Officials say the focus is on sustainable tourism, safety, and improved access to key sites.
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Guatemala
Dublin judge denounces double jeopardy rule applies only to serious cases
District Justice Little of Dublin declares the rule against trying a man twice for the same offense should be reserved for murder and other serious cases.
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Little
Dublin
Ireland
Finland forms committee to curb unfair price hikes
Finland names a special committee of industrial and commercial experts to monitor price movements, report every case of unnecessary and unfair price increases, and take action against offenders.
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Finland
Mendoza Mountaineers Scale Aconcagua Summit
A Mendoza expedition led by Professor Link and his wife ascended Aconcagua, the highest peak in the Americas, with the summit located in Chile.
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Mendoza
Argentina
Link
Aconcagua
Chile
South Africa Aims Raisin Surplus Sale to Britain
South Africa plans to export its raisin surplus to Great Britain amid potential trade shifts. Finland faces a potato shortage and is compelled to import, affecting regional food supplies.
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South Africa
Great Britain
Finland
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