Tuna Pack Increases In 1947 Seven Months
Long Beach Los Angeles Harbor and San Diego tuna pack totals for January through July 1947 rise to 3,351,177 cases, up from 2,646,018 in the same period of 1946. The Long Beach area reports 1,317,685 cases, slightly below last year due to bluefin absence. San Diego shows a 406,418 year-on-year rise. Mackerel packs climb 164,133 cases to 218,876, while overall Southern California gains 335,177 cases. Coal loading through the harbor by Great Lakes Carbon Co. moves 9,200 tons to the Norwegian freighter Livia, with Italy as a destination, and other cargo traffic includes the William Leavitt and Shapur. Plans at Pacific Electric Freight show coal movement 800–1200 carloads monthly.
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Bobby Sox Sails Out Packed Cargo Shipments
The Mount Mangsfick sails from here on August 28 and September 24 and departs New York on August 27 carrying heavy general cargo. Its holds include foodstuffs, wheel goods, popcorn, coffee, drugs, medicines, hardware, machinery, clothing, automobiles, old news, paints, chami gals, film, luggage, furniture, metals, motorcycles, aircraft parts and marine engines.
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Rebels Routed in Paraguay Civil War Claim
Asuncion August 21 The Paraguayan government says its forces have captured more than 1500 rebels since the March 7 uprising and that the remaining insurgents are surrounded along the Paraguay River 40 miles south of Asuncion. Transport services are back to normal and two rebel gun boats the Paraguay and the Humaita surrendered to government forces.
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Rebels Lose Radio Link as Argentine Forces Advance
A military communique says Argentine authorities have halted organized resistance and insurgents are fleeing toward Argentina. A separate message claimed the rebels’ transmitter was captured, cutting direct outside communication.
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