U S Stamped on Undesirables
Immigration authorities face growing difficulty expelling undesirables under old deportation laws. Princess Stephanie Hohenloe, Hungarian by origin, cannot be deported or accepted by any nation. The piece argues for reform and even proposes a penal island in the Pacific as a harsh remedy to deter or remove un desirable aliens and curb anti American agitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
Stephanie Hohenloe
California
Hungary
Hearst
Pacific
Pleasant Weather Shapes Spring Training Across Rivals
The 1941 spring in San Antonio brings rainy days that help ranchers but hinder Boston Bees and St. Louis Browns as they condition for the season. Major league camps in California and Florida report similar disruptions, while locals note unusual weather affects agriculture and livelihoods, contrasting with past droughts and the 1938 drought year.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
San Antonio
Boston Bees
St. Louis Browns
Boston
California
Florida
Bexar
Why An Alien Should Be Welcome In America
A reader argues that being foreign born does not make someone dangerous, recounts immigrant contributions to American growth, and urges informing citizens on alien issues. The piece supports Louis Adamic's Pramo Many Lands as a tool for understanding and empathy toward aliens amid rising intolerance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Myaelf
England
France
Italy
Hell-on-Rerth
Allo
Louis Adamic
Alena
Manda Evanten
Crea
Pa Karas
Fehenila
Mextean Bie
Valdez
Feden Smith
Ruby
Liere
Fess
Yen
Fray Many Lands by Elsie Robinson review
A review of Fray Many Lands by Elsie Robinson, presenting a series of real people from varied backgrounds. The work contrasts optimism and prejudice, showing doctors, immigrants, and families striving for better lives. Robinson frames their stories as a compassionate, enlightening examination of humanity across cultures.
Marry Go Round Hats and the Art of Style
A fragmented discussion on hat fashion, authority, and standards in the hat industry. Notes debate whether hats are art or industry, citing costs of materials and labor, and the impact on women’s vanity and appearance. Enduring questions about value and standardization surface amid stylistic reflections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Reavoyandt
Sargent
Metropolitan Musean
Hats and fashion critique on styles and uniforms
Helen Rowland discusses hat styles, praising chic pedestrian headwear and the allure of uniforms, noting the fascination with caps on air hostesses and the ease of matching hats to faces. The piece critiques monotony for women and the male gaze on women’s attire, with remarks on choosing hats that suit varying face shapes and ages.
10 and 20 Years Ago From L A Light Files
MARCIE 24, 1944 recounts cross-county lie tales and army flying limits at Kelly Field with orders receded. Mentions $1500 land seizure near auditorium plaza by city action and Mayor C. M. nS. MARCIT 24, 1921 notes O A Birth eyeing candidacy in the mayoralty race as merchants and commissary men face rising prices.
Washington News Behind the News on Labor Mediation Board
The piece discusses Roosevelt’s labor mediation board and its anticipated effect on strikes, arguing its moral influence, the need for unanimous decisions, and the balance of power among officials. It notes Perkins and Hillman’s clashes over agency independence, Dykstra’s selection, and the executive order’s final form as announced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Roosevelt
Labor Mediation Board
Ita
T. C
A. F. Et
Mins Perks
Siiney Hillman
OFM
Hillman
Semibosa
Miss Perking
OPM
William Kiugsen
Went Hhis
Miss Perkins
Labor Department
Olman
Hil- Man
Bernard Batch
Clarence Dykstra
Perkins
Dykstra
Johnson Endorses U S Savings Bonds For Small Investors
General Hugh S Johnson endorses United States Savings Bonds as a flexible, low-risk long term investment backed by the government. He notes potential tax advantages and compound interest, urging individuals and small investors to buy bonds as part of war financing, claiming strong safety and redeemability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Ienry Morgenthau Jr
United States Treasury
United States
Hecime
Singie Security
Amietics
Peatling
Earl Nave
Tn Barnyard
U. S
Rib Joint Troubles and Spinal Spine Connection
The article explains rib joints connect to the spine and chest, noting limited movement but potential pain and inflammation from rib joint issues. It cites Dr J E Goletthiwait of Boston, describing how rib joint trouble can radiate to back or abdomen and cause lasting symptoms if neglected, sometimes spreading to other joints over time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ole
Huy
J. E. Goletthiwait
Boston
Mass
Floating ribs and rib joints linked to posture and arthritis
Dr H N Bundesen outlines how free floating ribs not attached to the sternum can twist and cause rib joint irritation. Poor posture with rounded shoulders worsens alignment, risking chronic pain and potential chest and breathing issues. Diagnosis relies on chest examination and radiology. early physical therapy is advised to prevent long term complications.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jonger Elbr
James
What Do You Know The Knowledge Test
A scrambled knowledge quiz with mismatched names and clues. Questions cover historic figures, plays, songs, and literary references. The garbled text references figures like Ed Wynn and Boris Karloff and alludes to Trojan War legends and famous lines but remains incomprehensible in places.
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Ft. Tieley
Oustaph Gyuek
Eming Destin
Ed Wynn
Boris Kartell
Cayilal
United States
O.ncean
United Saton
Wiso
Ralph Greensat
Bua Lenglen
Ftyle
Thomas Upton Prien
Atawerld
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