Prohibition-Era Bootleg Crackdown Splits Public Views
The piece notes sporadic bootlegging amid new rationing efforts and enforcement concerns. It contrasts modern violators with Twenties era rumrunners and cites war effort levies, plus willingness to tip Treasury sleuths. It also covers political fallout around Vito Marcantonio and Ed Flynn appointments.
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Uncle Sam
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Winning the War by Albert Leman
Maritime column examines surplus graduates from government run merchant marine schools amid wartime naval losses. Experts warn the U boats erode fleet, creating unfilled seagoing jobs while veterans train for higher ratings under reform proposals by unions and officials.
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Manhattan
Sheepshead Bay
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Uncle Am
Forty Four Years of the Life of a Hunter Autobiography
Meshach Browning's autobiography chronicles his frontier life in western Maryland between 1859 and the postbellum era. The new edition, printed from original plates by Raleigh publisher Browning and supported by his descendant, frames Browning as a unique outdoorsman whose hunting highlighted family meals and frontier pride over sensational sport.
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Winston Printing Co
Winston-Salem
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R. Getty Browning
Raleigh
N. C
Maryland
Lippincott
Meshach
N. C. State Highway and Public Works Commission
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Brain
Browning legacy and North Carolina road feats highlighted
The article recalls Meshach Browning and Getty Browning with a biography note on Getty as chief locating engineer for the North Carolina Highway Commission and designer of much of NC’s road network including the Blue Ridge Parkway. It also cites New York students building model aircraft for the Army and Navy program, factory seals on military plane motors, rapid prefab wooden homes for migratory workers, driving/ice-braking facts, and the Mississippi River’s ranking and length.
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Browning
Getty
N. C
Insurance Advice Versus An Agent’s Role
A legal problem requires qualified counsel and an insurance issue needs an agent who treats insurance as a profession. The article argues part time order takers are not equipped to solve personal insurance problems and for proper guidance, seek a dedicated insurance professional.
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