States Claim Edge in Tideland Ownership Battle
Backers of state ownership of submerged lands say they hold an ace to block federal takeover. A new tidelands bill may pass the 81st Congress with broad support from 42 attorneys general and most lawmakers, though President Truman’s stance remains unclear. The effort centers on states managing submerged lands, with 198 of 257 voting representatives expected to return for the new session.
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Fatness Inheritance Shown In Mouse Study
Brown University biology researchers report that obesity can be inherited, shown by experiments on a fat mouse nicknamed Butterball and its offspring. The study also notes that inherited fatness can be corrected through proper diet and controlled lab conditions.
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Roosevelt to Sell Christmas Trees in New York City and Poughkeepsie
Elliott Roosevelt announced tree sales at $1.75 to $1.95 in three New York City lots starting December 11. He defended the lower priced trees at $1 and $1.50 in Poughkeepsie, citing quality and control of retail price, with 50,000 trees available via rented lots to cover costs.
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Elliott Roosevelt
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French West Africa Eyes Boost in Ka Pok Exports
French West Africa plans to increase ka pok shipments a crop largely gathered from wild trees by women and children. The move aims to expand trade and improve livelihoods in regional communities while addressing market demand.
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French West Africa
Kansas Flying Farmers Plan January Vacation in Mexico
A Kansas flying farmers organization announces a January vacation flight. President Ailiff Neel of Windom says the trip will start in Laredo Texas on January 14, proceed to Monterrey as guests of the Monterrey Flying Club, then to Mexico City, with a return to Laredo planned for January 24.
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Kansas
Mexico
Windom
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Kansas Flying Farmers Organization
Ailiff Neel
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Laredo
Tex
Monterrey
Department stores in Texas cities post weaker week
Dallas reports the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas says department stores in major Texas cities did less business the week ending Nov. 27 than the same period last year. The notice cites Fort Worth and other cities in the state showing softer retail activity.
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Texas
Dallas
Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas
Apple Crops, Store Sales Decline Across Regions
Worth and Houston stores were off target by percentage points and Antonio and Dallas stores showed decreases of six and four points respectively. Belgium plans to rely mainly on American apples later this year due to tight crops there.
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