Aliens Find Themselves in Odd Strait
Washington May 10 The article reports about 2,400 inadmissible aliens admitted under the 3 percent quota amid concerns over potential citizenship under Joint Resolution 279 and the Dillingham Act. It notes arrivals from Galicia Poland Croatia and Armenia and how bonds may expire allowing settlement, with Congress delaying extensions and leaving immigration laws in limbo.
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Loot Recovered by Sheriff Still On Hand
Sheriff Starwich reports on Wednesday that he still holds a quantity of recovered loot from burglars. The notice urges anyone missing furniture or silverware in the past months to apply for restitution or reclaim items through the sheriff's office.
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Bobbed Hair Sparks Liberty Debate by Trixie Friganza
Trixie Friganza defends bobbed hair saying it gives freedom and pep after 32 years on stage. Blanche King quotes Friganza and declares she feels frisky and energized after adopting the style.
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Woman Forgery Trial Delayed Forger Parke Postponed
Madeline Parke charged with forgery could not appear as tuberculosis illness kept her from the superior court hearing. Assistant prosecuting attorney Joan D. Carmody said the trial is postponed to May 15. The article notes large Mexican immigrant population in the United States.
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