Mexico Eyes Open Doors for Foreign Capital Says Cardenas
President Lazaro Cardenas says Mexico will welcome foreign capital for productive purposes while avoiding exploitation of Mexican workers. He rejects economy self sufficiency as impractical and emphasizes broader trade, a self reliant but interconnected economy, and ongoing reforms including tariffs and civil rights.
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Letters to Marjorie Mansfield in The Enterprise
Readers address problems to Marjorie Mansfield in The Enterprise columns. Question letters are answered in this feature.
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Marorie Mansfield
When Is a Girl Old Enough to Choose Her Freedom
A 17 year old asks how to gain independence from overbearing parents who control clothes and curfews. The reply argues girls vary in maturity, encourage buying their own clothes with guidance, and urge reasonable curfews, open discussion, and monthly clothing funds to prove responsible behavior.
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Housing and Slum Clearance Headache for State Court
Raleigh May 20 The North Carolina Supreme Court heard an expedited appeal by Harold Wells Wilmington real estate dealer challenging the Housing Authorities Law of 1935 in its first test. Wells argues the Housing Authority will compete with Wilmington citizens by renting holdings tax exempt, harming private interests. City Attorney Campbell contends the authority is a public corporation with public functions and no city debt, supporting a refused injunction. Ten days were set for additional briefs.
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City of Wilmington
Religious Ceremonies and Constitutional Restrictions
The article discusses constitutional relation to extramural religious ceremonies arguing that restrictions do not limit liberty of conscience. It emphasizes that state interference cannot be construed as curbing individual faith expression.
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Mexico
Party of the Mexican Revolution
Partido de la Revolucion Mexicana
Births in 1934 United States Reach New Totals
In 1934, 1,112,703 boys and 1,054,933 girls were born in the United States.
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