Smugglers Targeted as U S Customs Reports Widespread Tactics
Washington article notes border patrols on both Canadian and Mexican lines confronting various smuggling efforts. It cites 120 silver fox pelts valued at 6000 dollars, a 209094 dollar forfeiture value, and totals like 434 million dollars in customs revenue by 1944.
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Judges Order Spittoons Returned to Courtroom
Two federal district judges in St. Louis ordered the return of cuspidors to courtrooms. Judges Rubey M. Hulen and Richard M. Duncan overruled a Federal Building Administration edict that removed the spittoons seven months ago. Judge George H. Moore dissented, saying corridor urns should serve the purpose.
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Black Market Rampant in Hong Kong Under War on Ring
The British colonial government admits its price control system is undermined and pledges to crack down on a large black market ring using gangster tactics to obtain vital imports. It may seize distribution of essentials and curb hawkers as it targets spy networks at bond withdrawals and wholesale supplies.
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Democracy League Meets Friday in Community Building
The Lawrence League for the Practice of Democracy hosts a Friday night meeting at 8 o'clock in the Community building. The public is invited. A special speaker appears and a determination on an offer will be decided.
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