Smuggling Surge Postwar Lets Goods Flood U S Borders
Customs officers report a wave of postwar smuggling including 120 silver fox pelts valued at $6,000 and even dog food from Argentina. The last batch loss stands at $96,000 with forfeiture value of $269,084 as patrols along the Canadian and Mexican borders seize butter hides wool grain livestock and liquor and other bulky items.
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U.S
Argentina
Bureau of Customs
W. B. Johnson
Dangerous Life of Border Patrols and Customs Officers
The piece notes 362 uniformed border patrolmen and 140 plainclothes customs officers facing frequent gunfire and danger. It cites 9,644 seizures in a recent year, mentions currency and censorship violations, and highlights tactics like inspectroscopy and smuggling hidden in brushes and trim from jewelry worth up to 500 dollars. It also recalls historical revenue figures and a 1944 collection of over 434 million dollars.
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U. S
Congress
Virginia Schools Teach Scientific Temperance
County school officials were told to include the state law requiring instruction in scientific temperance in the 1946-47 schedules. West Virginia requires teaching on alcoholic drinks narcotics and their effects on individuals and society, with outside groups possible for assistance but propaganda banned by State Superintendent W. W. Trent.
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W. Va
West Virginia
State Board of Education
W. W. Trent
WCTU
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Trent
Harvest Man With Long Legs Notably Prolonged
The daddy longlegs, also called harvest man, features legs that can reach about 20 times its body length.
Peron Promotes Democracy in Argentina After Military Rule
Argentina’s new government under President Juan D. Peron declares democracy the norm within constitutional bounds. Congress resumes work, censorship ends, but press control remains on radio. parties face administration oversight. Central Bank and key financial sectors are nationalized. Peron returns to active duty briefly with a military-civilian blend in his administration.
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J. F. McEvoy
Buenos Aires
Argentina
Juan D. Peron
Farrell
Peron
Bank of Issue of the Republic
Police adopt tower Glendale
Cal U P the worlds largest beehive found at the Jookout tower on Johnstone Peak Mt Baldy by forest rangers. Fire season reopened the tower as W F White and lookout Everett L Osborn were stung when opening the shutter. Bee expert Miltoy P Woodworth corraled the swarm and recovered ten pounds of honey.
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U.P
Johnstone Peak
Mt. Baldy
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W. F White
Everett L. Osborn
Miltoy P. Woodworth
Vernon Tops Major League Batting Averages
Mickey Vernon of the Washington Senators regained the American League lead by hitting 9 for 26 in the recent week while Johnny Hopp of the Boston Braves held the National League lead with a .381 average after four games. Williams dropped to .355 as Vernon moved to .357. Other top NL leaders include Bale Walker Musial Mize Stanky, with American League peers Edwards DiMaggio and Pesky among the leaders.
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Boston Red Sox
Williams
Hlopp
Hopp
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Bale Walker
Brooklyn
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Mize
Stanky
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Washington
Eure Pes Williams
DiMaggio
Pesky
Dy Karen
Old Ciudad Trujillo Birthday Celebration in Dominican Republic
Ciudad Trujillo marks its 450th birthday with a Latin fiesta and a re enactment of its founding. A three masted caravel modeled after Columbus ships sails up the Osama river with a crew in period dress. The event includes church treasure displays valued at 5 000 900 in apnarastic form and a procession led by Archbishop Pitueli of Santo Domingo.
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Ciudad Trujillo
Thisis
Dominican Republic
Columbia
Osama Rive
Bartolome Columbus
Fiaments
New World
United States
M Richardo
Pituei
Santo Deminga
Columbus
Santa Cerro
Benvenuto Cellini
Worms Halt Train In Texas War Years
In 1944 a freight train stalled as millions of army worms covered Texas tracks causing slippery rails and hindering movement. The incident disrupted service and highlighted a rare agricultural nuisance during wartime.
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Texas
All Bran Promises Relief From Constipation
An advertisement claims Kellogg's All Bran eases constipation by adding bulk to the diet. It promotes daily consumption with ample water and offers a money back guarantee after 10 days if unsatisfied. The copy references Battle Creek Michigan and Omaha as Kellogg locations.
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Kellogg Company
Battle Creek
Michigan
Kellogg's
Omahs
Hay Fever Club Seeks Congressional Aid in 1930s Push
The Heart of America Hay Fever Club led by Dr. D. M. Nigro urges Congress to fund preventive measures against hay fever. They criticize high costs of seasonal remedies and recall past proposals to curb ragweed and timothy infestations via WPA effort, arguing climate changes and regulation could reduce discomfort.
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Elizabethe Toomey
Kansas
Heart of America
Claud
D. M. Nigro
Consrese
WPA
Dr. Nigro
Harry Triman
Frome
Miscouri
Five Court Affair To Be Held In Colorado Springs
A report notes an August event in Colorado Springs described as a five course affair with about 200 tape members. The business meetings were lively due to sneezing and discussion about future costume jewelry made from plastics covered with metal. The piece also mentions about 20 000 banks in the United States.
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Colorao Springs
United States
Lightweight title bout ends in controversial decision
Philadelphia fighters Montgomery and George Larover clash in West Springfield in a non title bout. Montgomery wins by a disputed decision over Larover, described as a light weight clash with city connections and mixed reviews.
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Mase
Montgomery
Philadelphia
New York
Faday
George Larover
Alabama sells out visits and home games for the season
Tuscaloosa announces tickets sold out for Alabama Vanderbilt Birmingham game on November 16. Alabama’s allotment for the Tennessee game in Knoxville, the Georgia game in Athens, and the Mississippi game in Tuscaloosa is also sold out.
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Jeff Coleman
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Mississippi
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