Travel Europe Becomes Tiresome for 10 Tourists
An American traveler in Oldenzaal, Netherlands, laments postwar border controls as she recalls the tough journey from Bentheim Germany into Holland. She describes long checks, visa delays, and scarce sleeping options, noting Western Europe still retools borders and paperwork for visitors.
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Oldenzaal
Holland
Bentheim
Germany
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Hague
Italy
Jugoslavia
Austria
Czechoslovakia
Bavaria
France
Antheim
Denmark
Switzerland
Poland
Belgium
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Women Passengers Under the German Duty Check
The report describes strict searches of Dutch train passengers at a German customs halt. Women faced thorough inspections of new clothing while men’ s luggage drew lighter scrutiny. American tourists lament a $10 visa fee abroad in retaliation for U S charges.
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Germany
Benheim
United States
Extradition denial shields Haven and Rosenbaum in Cuban case
KEY WEST Fla Sept 14 US government refused Cuban request for extradition of Harold Haven and Roy Rosenbaum linked to the alleged murder of the captain and engineer of the launch Murgados near Havana several weeks ago Consul Milord reported the decision stating no grounds for surrender at this time.
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Milord
Unite States
Harold Haven
Roy Rosenbaum
Havana
First Cotton Arrives in Rowan County Town
Salisbury dispatch reports farmer L. M. Saffit as the first Rowan County resident to bring a bale of new cotton to town. He sold at 21 cents per pound after arriving on Wednesday.
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Salisbury
L. M. Saffit
Rowan County
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