Word: irelander
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Little better than the rest of the world has Ireland escaped Depression. Irish industries are depressed. Irish dairy products and livestock are a glut. More important, a lot of doors have been closed to Irish immigration. More depressed Irishmen from the U. S. are going back to Ireland than are trying to leave. With nothing to do, no place to go, Irishmen often make trouble, especially when cooped up at home with a lot of other Irishmen...
Papers made much of the fact that the first prisoner sentenced was a U.S. citizen, John Mulgrew. He went to the U. S. in 1923, became naturalized, returned to Ireland in 1930. Last week he was charged with being a member of the executive council of Communistic Saor Eire, a position to which he had confessed. U. S. Citizen Mulgrew swore that the confession was "twisted out of me by the third degree." Nevertheless he was sentenced to six months at hard labor to be followed by deportation...
...early art of Ireland is a subject which would interest only a chosen few. It is obscure and difficult, and does not appeal to anyone who wishes merely a cultural background. However, for those who are interested in delving into the obscure, this course is the very best thing. Mr. Porter, though not a thrilling lecturer, knows more about the subject than perhaps anyone else...
...Hartley, Lowell, D. W. Haycock, Calais, Mc., L. Hershon, Cambridge, M. L. Hoffman, Mattapan, L. T. Holden, Idaho Falls, Idaho, R. S. Dermell, Brunswick, Mc., T. H. Hunter, Cambridge, E. A. Hurley, Cambridge, A. Hyde, Jr., Ware, W. E. Ingalis, Jr., Winthrop, O. F. Ingram, Cohasset, T. L. Ireland, Brooklyn, N. Y., S. Isenstein, Cambridge, R. Jorgensen, Tokyo, Japan, J. F. Keating, Jr., Clinton, F. G. Kilgour, Springfield, H. M. Kowal, Boston, R. Kramer, Davenport, Iowa, R. Lagreze, Jamaica Plain, L. Leaman, Roxbury, N. Learner, Boston, M. S. Leonard, Cambridge, R. B. Lichenstein, Brighton, L. O. Lobdell, Valley Stream...
...Jesuit from the U. S. debarked at Kingstown, Ireland, one day five years ago. On his luggage was the name Francis X. Talbot, S. J. Said his porter...