Ichord backs concentration camp law in war power debate
The committee chair Rep Richard H Ichord argued the Emergency Detention Act might have prevented mass internment of Japanese Americans in World War II. He urged amendments to ease fears of Japanese Americans while warning against removing safeguards that limit executive detention powers during emergencies.
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Eddie Cantor legacy in jeopardy after bankruptcy filing
Hollywood moves on Eddie Cantor amid rumors of a $700,000 income and a turbulent personal life. Reporters note Cantor’s career declines, marriages, and debts nearing $1 million with assets around $40,000. Creditors include Paramount Pictures and taxes.
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Railroad Cuts Through Zululand Jungle With 1271 Mile Line
AP reports giant earthmoving machines carving a 1271 mile railroad in Zululand linking Richard's Bay to Vryheid. Italian boss Pierro Mattioda, self styled mayor of Stopdorf Afrikaana, leads 10 white and 200 African workers building three viaducts and a major culvert at Ulundi. Project costs about 112 million dollars, with work to finish in 14 months. Mattioda touts top food, modern conveniences, and a personal plane for spares, boosting morale amid rugged terrain.
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Day School Pattern Is Schoolman Target
AP reports St Louis area schools consider daytime adult class enrollment to boost student interest. Suburban University City superintendent Gabri el H Reuben argues for daytime courses for parents to enhance motivation and learning. He to present proposal to the city board this week. Also Fayett Missouri assigns Sonia Sunoo as dean of women at Central Methodist College.
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Sonia) Sunoo
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MEXIGG Ledger Reports Self-Sufficient Village Network
A sparse OCR fragment notes Mattleda laying out Stotdeep for self sufficiency with full village water and power supplies. It mentions abundant stocks of goods and reserves of machinery and equipment spares sustaining local needs.
Report Amendment on Direct Election
The Senate Judiciary Committee filed a report on a constitutional amendment for direct election of the President and Vice President by popular vote. Sen. Birch Bayh notes a difficult struggle to secure Senate passage after four months of drafting majority and minority reports. the House previously approved the measure 939 to 70.
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