Reciprocal Trade Faces June 12 Expiration Day
James Marlow reports from Washington on the looming June 12 expiration of the Reciprocal Trade Agreements Act. The piece explains how the 1934 act lowered tariffs for select items in exchange for other nations reducing theirs, notes past party positions on tariffs, and flags the upcoming congressional decision as a test of Republican leadership and trade policy.
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James Marlow Ashington
France
Republican Party
Congress
Separate Status for Fresno Junior College
Edwin Kratt, superintendent of Fresno city schools, announced that Fresno Junior College, the first junior college formed in California, will become a separate school from the state college next fall. The separation was ordered by the state Legislature on the recommendation of Dr. George Strayer of Columbia University. The two year program will have its own administration and may be housed in several city high schools.
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Fresno
Edwin Kratt
California
Kratt
George Strayer
Columbia University
Honolulu Mayor greets Tacoma delegation during visit
In Honolulu on May 6, Mayor John H. Wilson welcomed a goodwill party of 74 Tacoma residents led by Mayor C. Van Fawcett. The visitors paid formal calls on Wilson and Territorial Governor Ingram Stainback aboard the Lurline and met with officials during their official visit.
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Honolulu
John H. Wilson
Tacoma, Wash
Tacoma
C. van Fawcett
Wilson
Territorial
Ingram Stainback
Judge Halts Eisler Ouster Deportation Ruling
Federal Judge T Alan Goldsborough ruled that aliens cannot be deported under present procedures, granting a temporary injunction to stop deportations by the Attorney General and INS. The decision followed suits by Gerhart Eisler and four other aliens, citing the Administrative Procedures Act allowing a hearing.
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T. Alan Goldsborough
Gerhart Eisler
Berman Communist
Goldsborough
U.S. Attorney General
Immigration and Naturalization Service
Deer Project Completion Funding Sought by Congress
Washington May 6 The Reuters Bureau reports Sen Watkins Utah said he supports appropriation of 1,000,000 dollars for the Deer Project Waits Funds ore Squeduct. The Reclamation Bureau needs the money and Congress is expected to provide it for completion.
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