Seizure of Enemy Owned Insurance Stock Led By Custodian
New York Jan 1 The largest seizure of enemy owned insurance stock to date was made yesterday when the enemy alien property custodian took possession of about 500000 dollars of Cologne Reinsurance Company resources with offices in New York. The securities were turned in after a specific demand. Other enemy owned insurers are to be demanded or turned in as well unless voluntary surrender occurs. The custodian said the seized assets will liquidate the companies and any residue will go to the government.
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New York
The Yate Timber Strength Compared To Iron
The Yate timber, among Australia’s hardwoods, is noted for its great tensile strength with an average around 24 009 pounds per square inch and a maximum near 85 000, roughly on par with cast and wrought iron in strength.
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Australia
Montana Resource Book Highlights State Wealth and Industry
A 1918 Montana Department of Agriculture publication, directed by Commissioner Charles D. Greenfield, extols the state's wealth and opportunities in farming, mining, grazing, lumber, and electric development. It notes Montana’s 1917 wealth contribution of 317 million dollars, 162,208 residents, and 12 million acres of land suitable for farming, plus 1.865 million acres of school land. It covers mining growth, copper output, smelting, power generation, and a Butte district rise, stressing diversified industry and economic potential.
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Montana
State Department of Agriculture and Publicity
Charles D. Greenfield
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Butte
Tegan
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Great Falls
Horoscope for Thursday January 2 1949
The stars foretell a year of activity in business and constructive effort while political and wage matters bring uncertainty and discontent. Heavy seas warn of danger at sea and dramatic public debates loom though individuals born under Capricorn may show talent and intelligence.
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Selene
Congress
McClure
Coal Production Records Broken in 1918 Surge
The National Coal Association announced that 1918 bituminous coal output reached about 87.5 million tons, roughly 36 million more than the previous record in 1937. The wartime demand was fully met, and with favorable operations distribution, some bituminous coal would likely remain available through winter.
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National Coal Association
Transport Brings Three Thousand Troops To Newport News
A transport vessel arrived at Newport News bringing 8,000 troops. Maj. Gen. Charles Menoher, newly appointed chief of the air service, accompanied the contingent. Unite Aboard includes the Second and Third Battalions of the Thirty-seventh Coast Artillery and several machine gun and coast artillery elements forming part of the Ninth Division cadre.
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Newport News
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Charles Menoher
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Thirtieth Brigade
Coast Artille
Brest camp conditions prompt Baker to seek report
Washington reports unsatisfactory conditions at the Brest embarkation camp led Secretary Baker to request a detailed report today from Major General Herbeard chief of the American Expeditionary Force supply service. Baker said his October inspection found conditions satisfactory, but rain since then worsened matters.
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Streetcar strike halts Milwaukee motormen wage dispute
In Milwaukee New Year's Day reports say no street cars are running as about 1600 motormen and conductors strike after the Milwaukee Electric Railway and Light Co refuses a wage increase. The proposed scale would raise pay from 26 to 42 cents to 39 to 46 cents per hour.
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Fondy
Miwaukee Electric Railway and Light Company
Great Lakes Sailors Win the Service Title
Great Lakes Naval Training Station football team defeated the Mare Island Marines to claim the service title. The Lakes remained undefeated, outplaying the Marines with sharp forward passes and stronger line play before a crowd of about 22 000 at Tournament Park. The sailors leveraged the forward pass more than expected, scoring through a mix of lines and passes to dominate the game.
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Simmons 15 Awarded Inland Empire Title Controversy
Spokane reports Kenneth J. Mons of Hutte land collegiate tennis plan awarded Inland Empire title after protest, marking first time a defeat is declared champion in the tour's history. Boxing notes from Camp Dix and Milwaukee events include bouts with Kramer, Williams, Brady, Whaten, and Thompson, plus a welterweight draw between Dewey and Lewis.
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Kcheweixne
New York
Inetruttor
Camp Dix
Billy
Kramer Milwaukes
Hiarow
Brooklyn
Bartley
Larry Williams
Philadelphia
Talph Brady
Syracuse
Denny Whaten
Philadelpha
Jack Thompso
Missouri
Jett
Clark
Atlantic City
Becuse Clark
New Year Police Roundup Nets Few Arrests
Police reported a quiet New Year’s Eve with only one arrest under way, a theft charge by a mother against a boy named Durse. The youth was sent to the county jail, released after a scare and vow to repay the loss. The tally showed 8 of 13 arrests attributed to an over enthusiastic welcome. A raid on a gambling house just before midnight yielded additional arrests.
New Year Jubilant Scene At City Corral Hall Dance
City officials and their families gathered in the Barn at the city corral to usher in 1919 with old fashioned square dances performed by a six-piece orchestra. Mayor Maloney led the grand march with city clerk Charles Treacy into Maloney hall while aldermen and wives wore costumes reflecting hard times. Alderman Ernest Hardcastle won the make up prize as decorations of hay and bunting added festive atmosphere and a midnight lunch was served.
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Maloney
Charles Treacy
Ernest Hardcastle
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County War Chest Extended Through January Amid Budget Push
The Silver Bow county war chest office will stay open through January as officials push funding win. The effort aims to secure support from local groups and strengthen county finances for ongoing projects.
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Silver Bow County War Chest
Report Shows Big Jump in Gold Production
Washington reports an upsurge in gold production to 3,212,009 fine ounces, valued at $67,879,000, while silver output fell to 879,000 ounces. California led gold production with 22,889 ounces valued at $17,207,000, followed by Colorado with 621,791 ounces and $12,853,000. Montana led silver with 15,241,000 ounces, Utah 12,488,000, Nevada 10,113,000.
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Washington
United States
Baker
Geological Survey
California
Colorado
Motana
Utah
Dana
Nevada
Eagles on Banners Through Ancient Royal Flags
A brief excerpt recalls the eagle as a banner device in remote eras, noting its use as the ensign of ancient Persie kings and of Baby.
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