Immigration Law Critics Pressure Congress For Inquiry
Congress faces a pending House resolution demanding a prompt, thorough probe into how the Labor Department handles deportable aliens. The Hearst investigations reveal misuse of discretionary hardship designations via marriage to delay deportations. Authors urge enforcement of immigration laws and condemn sentimental, dictatorial action by officials.
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Department of Labor
Secretary of Labor
Perkins
Warren
Betesh
Labor Department
Stix
Congress considers bill to ban foreign made American flags
Representative Ellenbogen of Pennsylvania urges a congressional bill to prohibit imports of American flags and emblems manufactured abroad. He notes most small flags used for patriotic display are made in Japan and argues flags should be made by American labor in the United States and territories.
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Ellenrogen
Pennsylvania
Congress
United States
Ellenhogen
Japan
Ellenbogen
America
Alaska Defense Plan Seeks Air Bases in Territory
Congress recognizes Alaska’s vulnerability and backs a 38 million dollar air defense program. Provisions include establishing air bases in Alaska and stronger bases at the Panama Canal, Hawaii, and on the continental United States. Civilian flights already use routes from Asia to Alaska, and a hostile air presence could threaten the Pacific coast and Midwest in a future war.
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Alaska
House of
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Orient
Pacific Coast
Middle West
Continental
America
Artistic Urge at TME Exhibition by Independent Artistas
The Society of Independent Artistas shows works by Frank R Schreyer, a chicken farmer, and Olaf Wisghorst, a traffic policeman. Schreyer painted to have a picture of his wife after lacking funds for a commissioned portrait, while Wisghorst sought a portrait of his Norse idol. Neither had prior art experience, illustrating art arising from a need to express inexpressible feelings.
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TME
Society of Independent Artista
Frank R. Schreyer
Olaf Wisghorst
Schreyer
Weighorat
A Simple Room That Holds Life's Quiet Richness
A nostalgic meditation on a room that once sheltered a loving relationship. The speaker recalls a plain, open space where air flowed freely, rain sounded softly, and spring smells filled the air. Simple, unadorned rooms become enduring symbols of life, memory, and inner strength.
Unheard Music And Hidden Colors Beyond Human Hearing
In this excerpt Hiram Percy Maxim discusses limits of human perception. He notes how eye and ear perceive boundaries, recounts hummingbirds singing beyond audible ranges, and explains how crystals and heterodyning reveal higher frequencies. The piece blends science commentary with reflections on unseen nature.
Angina Pectoris Affects Heart and Life
Medical journal notes angina pectoris as a major heart disease risk. It describes causes such as coronary artery blockage, symptom patterns, and attack triggers. Treatments include heat and nitroglycerin or opiates, with emphasis on lifestyle changes to reduce frequency and severity.
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Pest
Feee Sv
Ten and Twenty Years Ago in Local News
A collection of notices recalls the Tate family ranch owner planning a 10 year trust. Miss Maron Ball crowned queen of UT Austin varsity circus. Mrs. W S Anderton dies after eight months, San Antonio courts adjourn in her memory. Federal Bank and Trust plans a June 1 opening with $500000 capitalization at 206 East Mourten Street Brady Building. William Sackville leads as president with NP Dewar, John T Duncan, and Thomas H Honner among officers.
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Tate
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King
Hleberg
Maron Bill, Daugher
Robert L. Ball
East King’ Tighway
University of Texas
Federal Banke and Trust Company
East Mourten Street
Brady Building
William Sackvile
Stockman
NP. Dewar
Urepitt
John T. Duncan
Thomas H. Honner
Prominent Arts Figures and Urban Anecdotes Stir Night Scene
A collage of nightlife notes recounts James Huneker and Victor Herbert at Luchow's on Fourteenth Street and their uneasy collaboration on the operetta Prince Ananiago. It follows Herbert's rise, a hospital visit, and eccentric encounters with writers and performers, plus fashion trends and dog-walker promenades. The column also touches on Howard Chandler Chelstys black shirt trend, Lily Latittre hospital gossip, and Heywood Broun’s son, all sketched with sharp urban flair.
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New York
James Huneker
Victor Herbert
Luchow
Holstein
Herbert
Ala Abrettler
Prince Ananiag
England
Mayfair
Strand
Heywood Broun
Horace Mann
Young Broun
Bellec
Milton
Prophesying Germany Victory Yet Again
The author rails against Versailles flaws and warns nations will not alter Germany’s plans. He argues peace treaties depend on mutual goodwill, claims Allies failed democratic spirit, and predicts unrest if war resumes. He cites Foch, Wilsonian dates, and the 1930s tension shaping a renewed arms reality.
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Germany
Marshal Foch
Versailles
Hitler
Walion
Feas Synd
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