Judge Rebukes Immigrant Deportation Handling
U S District Judge Edward Murphy condemned the deportation of William Heikkila as flagrant disregard for fair play. Heikkila, a Finnish immigrant and former Communist Party member, was seized by immigration officials and flown to Vancouver then Finland, despite a scheduled May 2 hearing. Swing admitted an error and ordered his return. the case has stretched since the 1950s.
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Federal District Court
San Francisco
Immigration Service
Edward P. Murphy
William Heikkila
Gestapo
Heikkila
Finland
Communist Party
Murphy
Vancouver
Barber
Keping
Merican Justice
U.S
Joseph M. Swing
Deportation Day Called for Brief Court Appearance
A detainee faces a court hearing before further action, with a hope that authorities will avoid harsh methods in handling the case. The remark hints at prior allegations of extreme tactics and anticipates due process.
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Immigration Service
America’s Unsung Spies Recall of a US sergeant’s death in Tokyo Bay
A master sergeant’s body found in Tokyo Bay sparks talk of spy activity and covert roles of American intelligence personnel worldwide. The piece honors unknown operatives who risk death for the United States, noting that spies exist beyond overt political fears and that information gathering shapes the enemy’s picture.
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U.S
Tokyo Bay
Japan
Washington
America
Editorial Digest From Daily Editorials
A digest of editorial selections from forty newspapers offers condensed commentary on current issues. The column highlights opinions, debates, and policy suggestions shaping public discourse as the press cycles through regional voices.
Danville Declares 1858 Oasis A Century Backward
Richmond writer contrasts modern threats with Danville California seeking to return to 1858 as an oasis. Officials proclaim withdrawal from the 20th century after a bypassing highway, while nuclear fallout and satellites remind of present dangers. The piece blends satire with critique of progress.
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Danville
Oates Visit Shown Five Years Ago On Shawnee Avenue
Five years ago A J Oates of Shawnee Avenue spent several days with his brother Pred L Oates in High View West Virginia Grace Whitacre a VPI student was chosen for membership in the Virginia Alpha Zeta honorary agriculture fraternity Mr and Mrs Lewis Smith hosted a birthday party for their daughter Sharon on her 10th birthday and Miss Margaret Havermale wed Vernon R Ambrose plus Mr and Mrs Kenneth L Rice entertained guests Lawrence Rowland of Alexandria.
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A. J. Oates
Shawnee Avenue
L. Oates
High View
W. Va
Grace Whitacre
VPI
Virginia
Alpha Zeta
Lewis Smith
Sharon
New York
Kenneth L. Rice
Lawrence Rowland
Alexandria
Margaret Havermale
Vernon R. Ambrose
Festival Escort for Queen Nenandoah Named
Major Giles B. Cook Jr was chosen as the escort for the Queen Nenandoah during the festival. Mrs BE Grant of Bangor Maine arrived to visit Mr and Mrs David E Grant on Loyd Avenue. Mrs Howard K Grove visited her sister Mrs Gordon Lindsey in Charlottesville.
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Giles B. Cook, Jr
Nenandoah
BE. BE. Grant
Bangor
Maine
David E. Grant
Loyd Avenue
Howard K. Grove
Gordon Lindsey
Charlottes Ville
Liss Anne Tucker 25 Years Ago 1933
A brief note recalls Liss Anne Tucker returning as of twenty five years ago in 1933 with reference to events involving eQGuire.
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Liss Anne Tucker
Eqguire
Winchester News Briefs: Local figures and near miss on street
Assistant Manager 5. R. Atwell of the Winchester baseball team escaped a bicyclist collision on East Water Street due to his agility. E. V. Weems family returned from near Mexico City to open their Winchester home for summer. Mayor Harry H. Baker leased his Washington Street residence to Thomas Cover Jr of Philadelphia, with the mayor and family spending summers at Jordan's Springs.
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5. R. Atwell
Winchester
East Water Street
Atwell
E. V. Weems
Mexico City
Harry H. Baker
Washington Street
Thomas Cover, Jr
Philadelphia
Baker
Jordan's Springs
Folies Bergere Reopens With Risque Spectacle in Paris
Paris reports Folies Bergere returns after four month closure due to stagehand demands. Manager Derval keeps the risqué format with bright costumes and lavish lighting, featuring two divers with lit candles, a descending chandelier, and a Riviera balcony scene.
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Pierre Legros
Paris
Folies Bergere
Uuder
Follies Bergere
Paul Derval
Gay Paree
Legry
Folies
Derva
Derval
Renoir
Mistinguett
Yvonne Menard
Yvonne
Riviera
The Doctor Speaks Parents Help Children Cope With Fear
Dr Bundesen advises parents to talk with children about fear, identify realistic versus unfounded fears, and avoid shaming a child for darkness. Explain why night comes and use patience to reduce anxiety while guiding safer behaviors.
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Gene
Peters
Who Chooses First or Second Pronunciations in Dictionaries
Dictionary makers survey selected experts such as college presidents teachers of speech and English lawyers public speakers and linguists to determine preferred pronunciations. regional variation may yield five or six pronunciations for a word in different areas.
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M.M. A
The Christian View of Sin and Salvation
The text argues that humans are fallen, choosing experiential learning over obedience. It discusses salvation as a plan to restore some perfection, noting believers remain sinners while the unregenerate sinfully persist. It contrasts the difficult and easy aspects of Christianity and emphasizes healing past sins and empowering the saved to live righteously.
How's Your I Q Based on 100 Questions
Daily scores describe memory prowess from 9 to 10 correct answers as Memory Genius down to 4 marked Good. Page 2 presents ten questions on world history religion geography and notable figures including Montezuma Mexico Methu selah Warren Camp and Pigarrao.
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Montezuma
Methuselah
Union
Afghanistan
India
Chile
Concepcion
Valparaiso
Santiago
Walter Camp
Earl Warren
Honolulu
Tokyo
New York
Paris
Pigarrao
Worry Clinic Promotes Precise Marriage Prescription
Dr George Crane outlines a 200 point tests for husbands and wives to judge compatibility. He urges marriage by a clergyman and church life, warns against alcohol linked affairs, and counsels budgeting dates and erotic balance to reduce divorce risks.
Alcorn Foresees Narrow GOP Wins Warns on Senate
Meade Alcorn, head of the Republican National Committee, says the party may win only a bare Senate majority and faces a tough House race in November. He predicts the GOP could lose the Senate with many seats in Democratic territory and notes current House split, 232-198 Democrats to Republicans. Nickel-containing stainless steels resist hot gases in jet engines.
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Meade Alcorn
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Senate
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Alcord
Hartford, Conn
Alcorn
Eisenhower
National
Fisenhower
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