Deporting Alien Criminals and Other Nonsense
A satirical column derides deportation of foreign-born inmates and criticizes New York's parole practice. It mocks missionary activity from China, questions expertise on vanished ancient Americans, and laments unemployment statistics without reliable data. The piece closes with a quip about the misused word improvements.
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Anta Monica
Calif
New York
Justice McReynolds
Archeologists
Supreme Court as guardian of interstate rights
The article explains the Supreme Court as the national umpire resolving interstate disputes to protect citizens' rights across states. It cites cases from Rhode Island vs Massachusetts to Oklahoma vs Texas, noting how the Court settles territorial and water rights and upholds treaties to prevent conflict.
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Supreme Court of the
United States
Union
Supreme Court
Rhode Island
Massachusetts
Bay State
Missouri
Kentucky
Mississippi
Oklahoma
Texas
Spain
Colorado
Wyoming
Western Newspaper Union
Understanding Bunion Joints and Their Causes
Bunion joints arise from tendon slippage that misaligns the great toe and causes buckling at the base. The visible enlargement is simply the bone head with possible callus from irritation rather than an actual enlargement.
Nebraska aid costs totals disclosed for 16 months
The Nebraska state aid program spent 7 279 369 in state and federal funds over 16 months ending May 1. Federal disbursements totaled 2 958 731 and state 4 302 637 with a cash balance of 890 200.
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Lincoln
State Assistance Committee
Neil C. Vandermoer
Irl D. Tolen
Ord
Vandermoer
Vandermeer
Benjamin's Big Brother and Family Sacrifice
Lesson focuses on Genesis 44 18 34 and Hebrews 13 1 stressing brotherly love. Judah's courageous appeal to Joseph amid Benjamin's danger highlights filial devotion and self sacrifice. Emphasizes family as foundation of society and calls readers to strengthen kin relations.
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Benjamin
Garden of Eden
Joseph
Judah
Jacob
Cain
Prospects for bumper fruit crop in Nebraska
E H Hoppert extension horticulturist reports prospects for Nebraska fruit crop look better than in a decade after ideal bloom pollination and strong growth. Apples and pears promise full crops where blooms existed, cherries may reach 60 to 70 percent, and heavy set on Duchess Black Twig Gano and Missouri Pippen may require hand thinning after a potential June drop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
E. H. Hoppert
The
Agricultural College
Hoppert
Lincoln to delay start of new unemployment system
Nebraska will not begin operations under the new unemployment compensation law until after July 1. Robert T. Malone, director, says he must organize staff and conduct merit based hiring and examinations before opening. The law took effect upon signature by Governor Cochran.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Nebraska
Robert T. Malone
Washington
R. L. Cochran
Malone
Plant 50 000 Minnesota Bull Heads
Frank O Connell Nebraska secretary of state game department arranges purchase of 50 000 adult bull heads from Lake Milaca Minnesota to stock lakes and streams in southern and eastern Nebraska. Two truck loads of 10 000 have arrived and are planted. Cost about two cents each. Importation may improve the Nebraska bullhead strain through cross breeding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lincoln
Minnesota
Nebraska
Frank O'Connell
State Game Department
Lake Milaca
O’connell
Water Suit Costs Emerge in Lincoln Nebraska Case
Nebraska reports 44688 spent thus far on the water rights suit against Wyoming and Colorado initiated in 1934. Since the hearing opened May 6, costs total 17061, with special counsel Paul F. Good paid 50 dollars per day and aid from Attorney General Rose at 60 dollars daily. Gering Scotts Bluff officials say WPA relief projects will be virtually eliminated in three weeks as 82 employable workers remain to be cut from relief rolls.
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Lincoln
Nebraska
Wyoming
Colorado
William H. Price
Paul F. Good
Rose
Good
Scotts Bluff
Assistance Bureau
National
Se’ ‘Ce
WPA Dt
WPA
Vacation Toggery Fashion: Vera and Mom Sew-Your-Own Frocks
Vera and her mother model Sew-Your-Own dresses with youthful designs and smart details. Vera rejects foreign frocks while declaring she will sew her own. The article notes playful fashion contrasts, a date night gown, and a pattern 1297 in sizes 14 to 20 with yardage details.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vera
Mom
Filo
Mother
Daughter
Paris
Appreciation of Beauty for All Readers
A concise quotation from J. Cooney asserts that beauty belongs to everyone, not just the rich or highly educated, and that its presentation should be accessible to all audiences.
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J. Cooney
Sewing Circle Pattern Sizes and Material Details
The notice advertises Pattern 1998 in sizes 34 to 46 with yardage needs for 35 inch material and long sleeves. Pattern 1307 covers sizes 12 to 20 with 39 inch material, plus trimming requirements of braid or ribbon. Orders go to The Sewing Circle Pattern Dept Chicago. NL price 15 cents each.
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Sewing Circle Pattern Dept
W. Wacker Dr
Chicago
Bell Syndicate
WNU
No Summary Provided in Source Text
No actionable news item found within the provided excerpt for a newspaper card summary.
Faults Show Up Sharply When Light Hits Little Flaws
A philosopher notes that people notice small faults more than great wrongs. The old saying suggests the stain seems larger because it reflects on what it touches.
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China
Hanks
Frew
Irvin
Cobb
the Supreme Court
Robert Merrill
Harold L. Lundquist
Moody Bible Institute
Mac Day Laboratories
Obispo St
Long Geach
Cal
Universal
Herrin, DL
Christ
W. L. Watkinson
Postum
General Foods
Battle Creek
Michigan
King Features
Canada
General Foods, Ltd
Cobourg
Ont
Dicate, G. F. Corp
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