Arizona Hunters Rally To Big Wild Hog Season In 59 Days
Arizona hunters enjoyed a long 59 day wild hog season extended by the state game and fish commission due to rising javelina populations. The desert edge and mountain canyons around Tucson host packs that may only be hunted with rifle or 50 pound bow draw, with a one animal limit per hunter.
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Ariz
Arizona
State Game and Fish Commission
Texas
Paraguay
Thickest Head Wins Contest in Fitchburg Tavern
In Fitchburg Massachusetts a man from Ashby and an unidentified boilermaker collided headfirst in a dispute over five skulls. They ran from opposite ends of a 30 foot room and crashed together. The Ashby man received five stitches but left the hospital after a few hours. The incident underscores hard-headed pursuits in tavern quarrels.
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Fitchburg
Mass
Ashby
Public land controls eyed by U S chamber amid half billion acres
Washington report outlines a push by the U S Chamber of Commerce to amend laws governing about 500 million acres of federal land managed by the Interior Department. It details current ownership, proposed hearings, and changes to grazing, mineral rights, royalties, and state shore ownership.
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Walter A. Shead
Washington
United States Chamber of Commerce
Natural Resources Department
Continental
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General Land Office
Department of Interior
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War Department
Fish and Wildlife Service
Chamber
U. S. Chamber
Interior Department
Congress
Denison Converts Eisenhower Birthplace Into Shrine
Denison Texas purchases the house where Dwight D Eisenhower was born and plans to repair it as a shrine. A civic committee paid three thousand dollars for the six room home and will restore the frame house near the railroad in the town center.
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Texas
Dwight D. Eisenhower
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Lee
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Restorers Recreate 1890s Home Interior Led by Miss Jennie Jackson
A restoration project aims to reproduce a 1890s home with period furniture for living room bedroom dining room and kitchen. Miss Jennie Jackson, a school teacher who once held Eisenhower as a baby, oversees the effort and hopes to display many of the general's personal items for posterity.
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Jennie Jackson
Eisenhower
Dynamite Blast Knocks Man Unconscious in California
In Placerville, C. W. Donaldson of Bear Creek left three sticks of powder in his sedan. A morning blast from the dynamite, believed to be triggered by sun through the glass, knocked him unconscious, damaged the car, and left him with a black eye and cuts. He quips that dynamite and mules are unpredictable.
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Placerville
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C. W. Donaldson
Bear Creek
Donaldson
Denison Eyes Big Industry Growth Amid Local Resources
Denison Texas with a 19000 population seeks expansion beyond mills and meatpacking. It cites M K & T railroad shops and Lake Texoma on the Red and Waushita rivers while targeting fertilizer plastic synthetic rubber and chemicals for new factories. The city argues decentralization will lower production costs and benefit owners and workers.
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Denison
Texas
Texoma
Red River
Waushita
Aviation notes highlight CAP aiding veterans in civilian jobs
The Civil Air Patrol collaborates with the Air Forces to place veterans in civilian roles matching their military skills, with Denver reporting 60 RAF vets placed. Notables include Col Dusty Rhoades joining United Air Lines and directing air navigation traffic control for the ATA. The piece also notes private pilots acquiring services, poultry egg shipments by air, and surplus plane sales with PT-23s and AT-11 Beech aircraft now available directly from depots.
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AAF
Air Force
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Dusty) Rhoades
Pacific
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Air Transport Association
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Leesburg
L. Smith
Bob Wiley
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Haakon
Jackson
Meade
Pennington
Charles W. Bolton
Willian David Horn
Bennett
Pocatello
Idaho
A. A. Bennett
Roy H. House
W. D. Smith
Aeronca
Liberty
Texas
Evanston
Wyo
Sidney Hoadley
War Assets Administration
One Inch More of Leg in Nation's Economic View
A tongue in cheek analysis links skirt length to inflation, reconversion, and prosperity. Report discusses Washington debates over permissible skirt lengths, CPA ceilings, and how fashion might reflect economic health. Mentions Truman, Bowles, and a satirical view of postwar policy.
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Civilian Price Control Administration
CPA
Milady
Chet Bowles
United States Agricultural Department
Division of Marketing and Transportation Research
Barney Baruch
Europe
Fragmentary query on tagging breed and lineage in past practice
The user asks about recalling a historical date and method for tagging a breed and its lineages. The fragmentary phrasing suggests they seek context on old veterinary or breed registry practices, but specifics are unclear and no concrete entities are present.
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