Nuptial Deal Made in Mexico Thwarted at Immigrant Detention
Mrs Ellen Frances Green Hagen, 21, married in Mexico to Barney Hagen and rushed to England by government order, was detained on arrival. Her visa expired before leaving New York on Oct 21, and officials said she could reapply within a year with proper documents.
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Mexico
Thomas B. Shoemaker
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Inflation and tax cuts clash over Europe aid plan
Washington officials debate relief options as Europe faces recovery funding. Rep Crawford argues higher taxes or inflation are required, while Sen O Ma Honey proposes an excess profits levy. A third tax-cut push is delayed due to Rep Knutson’s schedule and Senate GOP talks with Taft.
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Gift to Princess Elizabeth from Philadelphia
Philadelphia plans a wedding gift for Princess Elizabeth a silver laying cup filled with soil from Independence Square arranged by Philip Klein publisher of the Jewish Times He says the soil dramatizes the present Palestine crisis and hopes to send a capful of free Palestine soil on her first wedding anniversary next year.
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Bodies of American Japanese soldiers to be shipped home
Paris dispatch reports the bodies of Hawaii born American Japanese soldiers killed in Europe will embark Sunday from Epinal military cemetery, the fifth American cemetery in Europe to close. The 442nd Infantry Regiment from Hawaii, California and Utah fought under the 36th Division in bitter winter conditions. The unit helped rescue the First Battalion of the 141st Infantry after it was surrounded. A night message from the 442nd lost battalion’s patrol thanked their comrades with the line Tell them we love them.
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Wife Steals 107000 to Save Crook Police Say
Detroit bartender William Jacobs was arrested in New York on a fugitive warrant after admitting he used 107000 his wife allegedly embezzled from the American Express Detroit office to repay victims of his swindles. His wife Lillian was charged with larceny for the same amount.
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Nationalists Claim Railway Victory in Manchuria
Dispatches from Nanking report Nationalist troops pushing north from Szepingkal and south from Changchun cleared a major stretch of the Mukden Changchun railway. Communists wrecked rail lines to delay repairs. Changchun saw heavy fighting with unconfirmed reports of thousands of Communist reinforcements. Kirin reportedly overrun the Communist 29th Division after days of battle.
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Constitution Revision Began in California
Ten subcommittees of a constitutional revision committee began work in California aimed at simplifying the unwieldy Constitution. Former Gov. Young warned against drastic changes that could trigger opposition and derail the effort. Former Gov. Olson questioned the committee’s authority suggesting major reforms. Chief Justice Gibson urged preserving court organization provisions.
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Mock Warfare Near Florida in National Armed Forces Exercise
Troops from the Second Armored Division sailed for a Florida assault area near Panama City for a mass landing as part of the first mock offensive of the unified forces. The Choctaw task force, including 8000 troops, will land to confront an imagined invading force along the Atlantic coast.
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U S to Back Indians in Fight for Ballot
The Interior Department will file a brief on behalf of Indians suing in New Mexico courts for voting rights. Theodore E. Haas, chief counsel, said the department asked the attorney general to file as friend of the court. Three New Mexico war veterans appealed after losing in the local court.
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Four Powerful Unions Balk at NLRB Deadline
Four of the nation’s top unions appear ready to miss the Taft Hartley Act deadline for financial reports and officer affidavits. John L Lewis's United Mine Workers United Steelworkers United Auto Workers and United Electric Radio and Machine Workers may face dismissal of pending cases as the NLRB warns noncompliers. District 50, a coalition led by Lewis with about 600000 members, dominates many certification disputes and could complicate enforcement.
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