Citizens and laws bar many nationalities from jobs nationwide
The Littleton Independent cites U.S. laws restricting non citizens from dozens of occupations and notes about 97 000 people are ineligible for citizenship. It highlights Harry Bridges as an Australian citizen leading the Longshoremen's Union despite court rulings on U S citizenship.
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McKinney Examiner
Littleton
Col
Independent
Examiner
New York
Ohio
California
United States
America
Colorado
Harry Bridges
Longshoreman’s
U. S. Supreme Court
Australia
State stamp revenues rise in cigaret liquor wine and beer sales
State Treasurer Jesse James reported this month total stamp revenue of 2 956 725 up 235 684 from March and 314 311 above last April. Cigaret stamps brought 1 919 874, liquor 613 509, wine 51 807, and beer 371 534.
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Austin
Jesse James
Don't Try It Again Letter Warns About Rail Crossing Danger
A fireman Chester E Beltz of Union Pacific writes to a car driver who nearly crossed in front of a speeding train. He urges caution, recalls a near miss with a young girl, asks readers to stop and look, and pleads not to repeat the dangerous maneuver.
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Omaha World-Herald
Chester E. Beltz
Union Pacific Railroad
Swetheart
Slurping Soup Seen As Proper Taste In Chicago
Robert Green of Chicago urges slurping soup as proper, arguing noise enhances pleasure. He represents the National Soup Mix Association, which promotes mixing dry soups and opposes silence while eating soup. The piece notes saffron’s historic medicinal use.
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Chicago
Robert Green
Green
National Soup Mix Association
Doctor explains back pain causes and diagnosis
The article outlines identifying chronic back disorders through location and duration of pain, tests including X rays, and the need to examine causes such as posture, injuries, and occupational strain. Practical tips include proper lifting techniques for new mothers and patients.
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William A. O’brien
Back Disorders and Medical Attention Urged
The article cautions that back pain often reflects systemic issues and urges medical assessment. It notes cancer of the bone as a frequent cause in elderly males, and warns against attributing backache to minor bone or pelvic changes without exceptional evidence.
Partition Suit Seeks Receiver for Grayson County Land
The case titled R A Morton et al vs Wanda Moberly Goodson et al seeks partition of 131.58 acres in Grayson County Texas. The court may appoint a receiver to sell the property and deposit proceeds in the court registry for distribution. The citation requires Firmen Moberly to appear by June 7, 1948.
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State of
Texas
Firmen Moberly
A. D
District Court of
Grayson County
Court House
Sherman
R. A. Morton
Wanda Moberly Goodson
Grayson
M. H. Harris
N. E
H. E. Chiles
Henry H. Williams
S. A. Cooke
George D. Morton
United States of America
E. L. Gill Et al
United States District Court For
Eastern District of Texas
Big Mineral Creek
Red River
Mathews H. Harris
Mathew H. Harris
Mathew Harris
Hugh Cowen
S. V. Earnest
Nancy Drake
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Kirkpatrick Pharmacy
Joe Marsh
Mister
Andy
United States Brewers Foundation
Federal Reserve Bank U. S. Securities County
The
First National Bank
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Wooddrow
Elrod
Commerce
Southland Life Insurance Co
Dallas
John McMullin
James McGloin
M. A. Love Company
W. Lamar
W.E. Edwards
Barnett Jewelers
N. Travis, Sherman
Truman
Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen
Switchmen’s Union of North America
Prep
President's Board
West Adams Street
Illinois
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