Hawaii Statehood Plebiscite Weighs Plebiscite Vote
The Pacific region awaits the November plebiscite on Hawaii becoming a state as Congress retains final authority. Hawaii’s population of about 415000 faces debates over racial dynamics, defense costs, and local governance versus mainland representation. The outcome could make Hawaii the 50th state, the first since 1912, and alter the territorial status quo prevailing for four decades.
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Ealute
Pacific
Hawaii
United State
Ted States
United States
Wali
Rat College
Ngress
Cal
Congress
Gishittird
Hajwai
Hood
San Francisco
Delaware
Rhode Island
Congressional
Answering a Mail Order in Alhambra on Hawaii Japanese draft
The Alhambra Pauline column notes that 157,895 Japanese in Hawaii are counted in the 1340 census, but officials say no reliable breakdown exists for those subject to selective service. Estimates are elusive due to naturalization rules, island conditions, and cross-department delays. The piece reflects on potential U S military service among Hawaii Japanese and includes a cautionary anecdote about a Japanese-born American citizen drafted abroad.
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Washington
T. D. S. Alhambra
Calif
Hawaiian Islands
Anny
Navy
State and Justice Departments
Selective Service
Census Bureau
Hawaii
Insular
United States
Uncle Sam
Japan
Islands
Wind Blows for Politicians in Election Aftermath
Washington observers warn a political tornado could erupt after November 5 as Senate committees probe campaigns and violations. Hatch act breaches and campaign statute cases reach the courts, with Attorney General Jackson backing a broad drive led by Maurice Milligan who prosecuted Tom Pendergast.
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Jack Stinnett
Washington
Senate
DuColo
Chalitfiati
Heath
Jersey City
Nod
Hague
Hudson, County
Senator Hill
Chicago
Edward J. Kelly
Department of Justice
Theda
Robert H. Jackson
Maurice M. Milligan
U. S
Kansas City
Milligan
Tom Pendergast
Coughing Spell Delays Treating Dentures Case
In Memphis Tennessee ten year old Paul B. Neilus Jr. coughed up a tooth during a coughing spell while doctors prepared him for a Philadelphia bound operation. The planned treatment, costing about 500 dollars, was cancelled as the tooth emerged. The boy’s parents say he has coughed about 500 dollars in expenses.
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Memphis
Tenn
Paul B. Neilus, Jr
Paul
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Arkansas Welfare League
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