Woolen Mills Official Notes US European Wool Trade Gaps
Isaac Von Lichtenstein of J. Woolen Mills in Cheyenne cites lighter winter fabrics in America and heavier European suits. He attributes higher costs and lack of indoor heating as reasons Europeans favor heavier cloth, predicts US wool supply will miss wartime demand, and cites Western ranchers reducing wool readiness. Wyoming and Montana lead domestic wool production but run 5 to 20 percent below prewar output.
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Europa
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Issaac von Lichtenstin
Assalo
Y. J. Woolen Mills
Cheyenne
Europe
War Lichtenstein
Wyoming
Montana
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Nstein
Training New Men to Duties of Job Costly to Industry
Washington May 30 Under the haphazard method by which most workers are introduced into factories and shops about twice as much is consumed by employees in acquainting themselves with their new tasks as would be required if they had training department access. Charles T Clayton director of the U S Training Service cites aero plane box motor plants and other industries to show waste from unstructured onboarding. The report argues reconstruction era conditions and high prices demand elimination of unnecessary exchanges to maintain wage standards and reduce training waste.
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Washington
Charles T. Clayton
U. S. Training Service
Department of Labor
Women Nurses Joined Military Force at Port Russell Base
Ten nurses have been added to the Port Russell base marking the first time women are on duty there. They take over all patient care previously managed by medical officers and wardmasters, signaling a historic expansion of female service in the facility.
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D. A. Russell
Untitled old advertisement promising health potions
An OCR fragment advertises mail order health products from Foley Co. at 2895 Ghetfield Ave. It touts Poloy Honey and Tar, Poloy Kidney Pills, Foley Cathartic Tablets, and Mehly Clow for constipation, urging readers to write name and address for trial packages.
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Foley & Co
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Washington Holds Villa Revolution
Villa forces proclaimed General Felipe Angeles provisional president of Mexico and Villa named secretary of war. The Carranza government called the move serious and sought U.S. permission to move troops through Texas New Mexico and Arizona. The development, linked to Fe list activity in southern Mexico, signals a potentially dangerous Mexican crisis.
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Associated Press
Washington
Villa
Felipe Angeles
Mexico
Carranza
United States
Texas
New Aexico
Arizona
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Negro Lad Charged With Attempting to Burglarize Shop
A unnamed Negro boy was arrested by Patrolman Rouner during parade hour for attempting to enter the Peter Bergersen shop on Pioneer Avenue. A second boy who accompanied him escaped. The shop had been under police surveillance for some time.
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Rouner
Peter Bergersen
Pioneer Aveue
Miss Alice Deal Re elected President of High School Teachers Union
Miss Alice Deal has been unanimously re elected president of the High School Teachers Union in Washington. The election suspended the rule that presidents serve one term. Washington labor groups push for Deal to join the board of education.
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Alice Deal
Washington
Miss Deal
Board of Education
Pine Bluffs Plans Water Wagon Celebration
Pine Bluffs plans a water wagon Fourth of July celebration after Cheyenne towns nearby show interest. Gilgo Melals have received word from Pine Bluffs authorities that residents want the old Cheyenne water wagon revived for the event, now replaced by a motor sprinkler.
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Cheyenne
Gilgo Melals
Pine Bluffs
New Ordinance Aims to Conserve Water Supply
City commissioner announced a new ordinance to curb water waste by restricting intake valve operations. The measure limits city sprinkler use to specific times and requires monitoring as the town implements the six day rule with careful water management.
Wright on Trial in Federal Court
The United States district court hears the case against Ralph R. Weight of Powell, former fiscal agent of the United States Nec lamatian Service at Mivlerton. Wright is accused of misusing $725.91 of government funds from May 1947 to June 24, 1947. Twelve witnesses testified for the prosecution and a like number for the defense. W. B. Ross defends. G. L. Rigdon prosecutes.
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United States District Court
Ralph KR. Weight
Powell
United States Neclamatian Service
Mivlerton
Wright
Ull
W. B. Ross
Bing
G. L. Rigdon
United States
Funeral of Infant Edward Grey Highlighted by Services
Funeral services for infant Edward Grey, son of Mr and Mrs Edward Grey, were held yesterday at Durm chapel at 8 o clock with Father Hariman in charge. Burial followed at Olivet cemetery. The record includes stray text about a gout belief and unrelated odds figures.
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Edward Grey
Durm Chapel
Father Hariman
Duriil
Olivet Cemetery
Auto Speed Finalists Vie In $50,000 Indianapolis Race
Indianapolis readies for the Liberty Sweepstakes 600 mile classic with a record entry of American and European drivers led by Jules Goux and Jean Chassagne. The event, revived after two war years, draws thousands amid eager crowds and high hopes for big cash prizes.
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Indianapolis
Hoosier
America
Europe
Jules Goux
LON
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Nnmel
Annte
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Lds
Shannen
Paper Bullets and the Mystery of Kraft in War?
London reports that during the war engineers used durable paper thread from Norway and Sweden called kraft to weave tents and cords. Remarkably paper bullets were fired at Germans, who after months discovered the rounds contained ordinary paper concealed by nickel casings.
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Norway
Sweden
England
Poison for Laramie County Farmers From Biological Survey
The Biological Survey will supply rodent poison at 11 cents per quart. Ri T Jackson says the poison will be mixed for Laramie county farmers and ready for use within a few days. It can be obtained in any desired quantity.
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Laramie County
Ri. T. Jackson
United States Biological Survey
Eight Cases of Contagious Diseases Reported
Cheyenne currently reports three smallpox cases two diphtheria cases and several cases of measles. No influenza cases have appeared recently. The item also notes the Holy Land of the Chinese in India and mentions Sakya-lluml as a supreme Buddha. An Ouray Colorado park feature describes a pond hosting 75 000 goldfish of various sizes.
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India
Sakya-lliunl
Buddha
Ouray
Colo
Railroad News Briefs Mention Secret Service Plots
James Barene testifies that many Allied and English secret service men were unknowingly used by Germans in munitions plants. After war, Careno, a Union Pacific former employee, returns to work for the railroad company, having been thrice wounded and held in a German prison camp near Strasbourg.
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Avliobias
Gheyenne
Careno
Secret Service
Union Parifie
Strausburg
Westward immigration heavy through Cheyenne traffic
The passage notes a large number of household goods cars moving through Cheyenne daily indicating heavy westbound immigration and Pullman conductors report an unusually strong spring tourist season for so early in the year.
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Cheyenne
Pullman
California Men From France Pass Through Cheyenne
California men from France are passing through Cheyenne daily en route home to be discharged at the Presidio. They travel by train in groups and singly with railroad men noting up to a thousand pass through during the past week.
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California
France
Cheyenne
Presidio
Lumber Moves East Through City Markets
Heavy lumber shipments pass daily from the Pacific Northwest toward New York and Michigan. A car in the yards was billed to Moline, while Lumler districters warn a timber fever is imminent as the Northwest provides the only current supply.
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Pacific Northwest
Pointa
New York
Michigan
Fragmentary legal note on extinction and timeframe
The text appears to state an extinction or extaution within a fifteen year window, but is garbled and lacking clear names, dates, or jurisdiction. The readable portion references extinction timing and present state, suggesting a legal or administrative note.
Oyster shipments boost Northwest beds along Puget Sound
An average daily flow of oyster loads moves through eastern ports en route to Puget Sound port cities. The shipments, overseen by the Department of the Interior, aim to stock offshore reefs and help establish productive oyster beds in the Northwest.
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Sheelly
Puget Sound
Department of the Ineerlor
Trainload of Hemp Moves East From Port of bane Prencisco
A trainload of hemp from the Philippine market passed through here yesterday heading to New Plymouth Massachusetts. Authorities note strong shipments reflect robust output in the island production.
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Bane Prencisco
New Plymouth
Mass
Railroad officials say freight traffic remains heavy
Railroad authorities report no shortage of box cars or rolling stock and note freight traffic is as heavy as usual for this season despite current conditions.
Railroad officials seek to ease car shortages during war demand
Officials report a plan to send multiple engines to handle heavy freight season amid car shortages and government controls. The move aims to steady shipments and reduce disruption caused by wartime logistics.
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Hallroad
Ten
Local yard men recount strange groan from worker found in timber
A group of yard workers tell of discovering a laborer hidden among timber and groaning in distress. When asked his reason the man says he is sitting on a nail and it hurts, explaining the discomfort of the situation.
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