Japanese Uprooted During War Find Acceptance on Coast
Mas Satow of the Japanese American Citizens League says Japanese Americans are better off, with greater acceptance in West Coast communities. After wartime relocation and internment, many have returned home, joined PTA groups, and entered diverse professions as citizenship rights expanded in 1952 with naturalization gains and compensation laws.
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West Coast
Mas Satow
United States
Washington
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Arizona
Supreme Court
Pearl Harbor
Hawaii
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Western Defense Command
Satow
PTA
Congress
Walter McCarran
Issei
Woman Power of Tears Said To Hold Tyrant Men
A preacher argues that men can be tyrannical when stronger, so God gave women tears as a check. The claim frames tears as a social remedy to male dominance.
French girl aids man in mutilation over draft evasion
In Cahors central France Herman Mallat 20 fled the draft with his girlfriend Andree Lignoz 20. They hid in a cellar on his farm where she cut off his right middle and index fingers with an axe. She has been arrested on a charge of voluntary wounding.
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Herman Mallat
Mallat
Cahors
France
Andree Lignoz
Fourth of July Traffic Warning Targeting Men 25 to 44
A National Safety Council campaign warns that male drivers aged 25 to 44 are most at risk for fatal July Fourth crashes. Most often the fatal accident occurs between 6 p.m. and 9 p.m. on the first day of the holiday period, on rural highways or in unincorporated areas.
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National Safety Council
The
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Traffic crash linked to speeding and loss of control
A report notes crashes often involve speeding drivers who lose control and plunge off the road. It characterizes the typical victim and suggests reading the scene for signs of a crash caused by excessive speed.
Thrifty colon linked to dry compacted stool and constipation
Medical note explains constipation as caused by a so called thrifty colon that fails to retain moisture. Dry stool becomes hard and dense enough to block the bowel and suppress the urge to move waste.
Booth handshake sparks Texas theater memorabilia boom
Edwin Booth greeted 14 year old Albert Davis of Brooklyn in 1876. Davis built a vast collection of programs photographs and show business data spanning a century. The Hoblitzellie Foundation of Texas purchased the collection and placed it in the University of Texas library in Austin on indefinite loan with a two year expectation for processing.
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Edwin Booth
University of Texas Today
Albert Davis
Brooklyn
Booth
Davis
Hoblitzelie Foundation of Texas
University Library
Austin
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