Higgins Considers Plant Move to Omaha Location
Andrew J. Higgins said he is seriously considering relocating part of Higgins Industries and its 40 million postwar contracts to Omaha Nebraska, the birth city. He received a telegraphic invitation to operate there after liquidating the corporation and its subsidiaries following a long union dispute. The report notes wheat shipments to Europe totaling 70,000,600 bushels before year’s start.
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New Orleans
U.P
Andrew J. Higgins
Higgins Industries
Omaha
New
Higgins
United States
Europe
River Valley Hereford Ranch Grand Champion Bull
River Valley pastures of the Milky Way Hereford Ranch in Phoenix Arizona won grand champion bull at the Pan American Hereford Exposition. Ringside estimates put the bull at about 1,500 pounds. Reserve champion went to Baca Duke 2nd from Albert Noe Farms Pulaski Tennessee. A junior steer auction sold 125 steers for an average of 28 cents per pound with a top bid per pound paid for the grand champion steer owned by Merlyn Gail Rothman Mason. Three Dallas restaurants purchased.
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Merlyn Gail Rothman
Mason
Dallas
Mind Power vs Atom Bomb Claims by Edwin J Dingle
Edwin J Dingle argues the mind holds powers thousands of times greater than the atom bomb. He says awakening this latent mind power can yield remarkable achievements in health, business, or personality and traces it to Tibetan wisdom. An offer for a free 9,000 word treatise from the Institute of Mentalphysics invites readers to request by postcard or letter.
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Edwin J. Dingle
Tibet
Institute of Mentalphysics
Hobart Blvd
Dept
Los Angeles
Calif
Tucker Wins Sprint at Curtis Bay Coast Guard Game
Thurman Tucker former Chicago White Sox outfielder proved the fastest man at 60 yards among players from Curtis Bay Coast Guard Bainbridge Navy nines. Tucker is stationed at Bainbridge.
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Tucker
Curtis Bay
Thurman Tucker
Chicago White Sox
Curtis Bay Coast Guard
Bainbridge Navy
Bainbridge
New 1946 Voting Rules Clarified by Attorney General
A letter to Frank Hoyt outlines who may vote in 1946 elections. Voters must meet residency and age requirements and pay a poll tax of 1.75 dollars, with a January 31 deadline. The 60 plus exemption requires annual renewal, and permanently disabled voters pay 1 dollar for a poll tax receipt. World War II veterans vote without a poll tax receipt, showing only an honorable discharge. Young people turning 21 after January 1 but before year’s end may vote free of charge with an exemption, after securing it by January 31.
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Frank Hoyt
Hoyt
Birds Carried Messages As Early As 218 B C
The article notes that birds were employed to carry messages dating back to 218 B C highlighting ancient communication methods and the use of avian messengers in early civilizations.
FASTEETH Powder For Secure Dentures Emphasized In Ad
An old advertisement urges readers not to worry about loose dentures and promotes FASTEETH powder to hold plates firmly. It highlights a pleasant, non acidic formula with no gummy taste, claiming added comfort and security and directing readers to buy FAST TEETH at drug stores.
Prosecutor Seeks Krupp Son Substitution at War Trials
Justice Robert H. Jackson asked the International Military Tribunal to substitute Alfried Krupp von Bohlen und Halbach for his ill father Gustav Krupp as a defendant in the war crimes trials. The elder Krupp is head of the armaments and steel trust and unable to appear. Garlic is mentioned as a member of the Lily family.
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Bach
Jackson
Krupp
German Armaments and Steel Trust
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