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Newspaper
Logan Daily News
Location
Logan, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Jun 06, 1951
Page
4
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The immigration service reports 580000 aliens deported in the last year, nearly double the prior year’s illegal entrants. About 470000 were arrested attempting illegal entry. Smuggling from Mexico and Canada along coasts is easy with thin border patrols and desolate landing points.
The passage argues that restoring world order is essential and notes that up to 1,000,000 immigrants arrived yearly in the United States in the early 1900s. It reflects on U S migration policies, the country’s welcoming stance, and the impracticality of offering haven to all global seekers.
Observers in Belgrade study May Day slogans of the Soviet Union and Red China to gauge shifting priorities. Peiping emphasized Asia in its lines while Moscow mentioned Asia sparingly, signaling growing antagonism and possible conflicts over control of Asia. The best opinion holds the Soviet Chinese partnership may face clashes ahead.
Julie Thorn Dyke meets Mrs. Douglas and Adam Douglas at the Markham house purchase. Adam and Millicent Douglas show warmth while Mrs. Douglas remains formal. Julie plans to help with Millicent’s house remodeling and awaits Millicent’s call.
Admiral Alberto da Zara, head of Italian naval forces during the 1942 Panthelleria battle, died in Foggia last night at age 62.
TEVE COCHRAN recounts a defamation case where a man is fined after calling a Countess a pig and asks if he may call her a pig again. The judge approves. In a separate vignette, two retired road gang foremen visit Chicago for a convention and mock modern bars by reminiscing about spittoons.
In 1800 John Adams occupies the White House as the first president to reside there marking a new era in executive residence history.
In Colver Pennsylvania an aging 21 year theater closes as miners buy TV sets lowering weekly attendance from 1700 to 709. The owner adapts by joining the broadcasting trend and considering alternatives.
Smylnycky, the manager, cites joining others as he moves into television. He asks about John, who replies he is ten times better than in theater. The article notes that in 1932 an estimated 40 million Americans violated prohibition laws.
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