Calif. Border Sweep Drags 2000 Illegal Immigrants In Second Day
The Operation Wetback roundup enters its second day with over 2000 Mexican nationals detained or identified. Plans include a permanent mobile border patrol and expanded fleet for swift removal. California, Arizona, and local agencies report widespread mobilization and public safety measures as the drive continues.
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EL Centro
Calif
United States
California
Sacramento
William A. Burkett
Herman R. Landon
Los Angeles
Harlan B. Carter
U. S. Border Patrol
Nogales
Arizona
Mexico
Atty
Gen
Brownell
Rio Grande
Imperial Valley
Farmers’ Association
Carter
Border Patrol
Landon
Imperial Valley Farmers Association
Yuma Producers Cooperative Association
State Department of Labor
Elysian Park
Patience Pays In A Marital Crisis
A wife asks how to save a marriage after her husband reveals he loves a younger single woman. The advice urges patience, restraint, and avoiding immediate divorce, noting the husband may rethink when the affair cools. It emphasizes maintaining a stable home and addressing choices calmly.
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Mrs. Mayfield
Dear Puzzled: Love Through Letters and Interventions
A reader asks if love can grow from long distance letters with a Korean sweetheart. The columnist doubts falling in love by mail but suggests friendly dialogue until he returns. A separate note discusses a friend dating a problematic girl and weighs intervening versus risk to friendship.
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Dan Cupid
Mrs. Mayfield
Korea
Buddies
M. M
Ben Hecht Hollywood Book Sparks Citywide Backlash
Ben Hecht defends his autobiography “A Child Of The Century” amid protests from Screen Writers Guild and Hollywood executives. He asserts big pay does not buy loyalty and predicts future work if needed, while praising Selznick who still employs him.
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Hollywood
Ben Hecht
Hecht
David Selznick
Selznick
Screen Writers’ Guild
Hollywood Co-Ordinating Committee
Variety
Hi Book
Producers’ Association
Love Potion case ends with five year manslaughter term
A 44 year old office manager known as the wooer was jailed for five years for slipping a fatal cantharidin laced chocolate to Betty Grant and June Malins, who died. Arthur Ford pleaded guilty to manslaughter and admitted dosing the candy to win Miss Grant.
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London
Betty Grant
June Malins
Arthur K. Ford
Miss Grant
Ford
Rayner Goddard
England
R. E. Seaton
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Moise
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Wicker & Rattan
Meg Fini
Formica
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Molly
Ham Keddie
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the Arizona Daily Star
Carson Baily Citizen
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