Heavy Travel To Mexico Seen
Mexican tourism surges as rail lines report heavy traffic from the U S frontier. Reservations fill hotels for North American travelers starting June 15. Robert Tynan Weld of New York named assistant manager at the South Texas Chamber of Commerce, while Field moves from California to the New York Board of Trade.
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Mexico
U.S
Sumer
National Railroad
Hatelmen
Robert Tynan Weld
New Yok Cif
South Texas Chamber of Commerce
Field
California
Carnmen
New Yorke Board of Trade
Dr Kilmer’s Swamp Root Kidney Remedy Claims Back Pain Relief
A vintage advertisement touts Dr Kilmer's Swamp Root as a fast acting herbal kidney medicine. It promises relief from backache fatigue and night-time urination by reducing urinary acidity and restoring balance with a blend of herbs. It cites general consumer testimonials and urges readers to consult druggists for the product.
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Kilmer
Italy Votes in Final Plea for Monarchy Amid Turmoil
Fragmented dispatches reveal Italy's plebiscite outcome shaping fate of the monarchy. Reports from Montecitorio and the palace indicate the plebiscite last week favored the ruling queen and king’s departure. The exile debate and parliamentary response split officials over whether a simple majority sufficed for political transition.
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Haly
Eorenmales
Monte Ellady
Spyay
Piannehy
Owas
Winebeste
Portugal
John Wis Witte
Chiitren
Tayallats
Eapresng
Melony
Aries
Humber
Ministry Or Interior
Polio Ban Update Signals City Cleanup Effort
Conference leaders direct cleanup drive across the city after talks with milkmen and service stations. Officials plan to enforce an ordinance preventing water flushing and to repair curbs and gutters to curb pooled water. The Senior Young People's Conference of the Synod of Texas meets Tuesday at the Presbyterian Westminster camp in Kerrville with Miss Catherine Hoan presiding.
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Grmerce
Synod
Texas
Ie Presbyterian Westminster
Kerrville
Catherine Hoan
Ran Antonin
Beatings Reported in Lichfield Guard House Case
Soldier prisoner Mike Koblinsky testifies at a court martial about being beaten unconscious during confinement at Lichfield England guard house in 1944. Prosecution witnesses describe abuse as several soldiers face charges for mistreatment of prisoners.
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St. Granville Cubage
Okiehama City
Lichfield
England
Koblinsky
Vet Housing Lagging in Weekly City Report
The weekly report to Mayer C. Or. Mattermann shows that veterans housing is lagging with only about 1 percent of work completed at Vine Street complex. An order approved by the County Commission accepts a right of way deed from Anne Krueger to remove a sharp angle at Carain road on Vine Street.
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Wuildings
Mayer C. OR. Mattermann
Sthamatien Road
Anne Krueger
Carain Road
Cigarette Case Murder and Future War Terrors Told
New York June 10 A gold cigarette case becomes central to a murder case after a young air force veteran protects his companion from three assailants. Investigators widen as detectives probe bartenders taxi drivers and subway staff for clues. Also in New York Navy expert warns of future civilian annihilation from radioactive and biological weapons and weaponized climate and ocean current manipulation. He cites silent growth of guided missiles atomic power ships and labs studying cosmic rays as signs nations must prepare to prevent terribile a future war and destruction.
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New York
Dempel
Air Force
Veeran
Juni
INS
Navy
Toiay
Tala
R. D. Conrad
Columbia University
Conrad
Plang 4Orstal
Rarge
Couiand
Southwest Wheat Crop Up in Hard Times for Farmers
Weather improves wheat prospects but market woes rise as output revisions show higher yields. Grain dealers fear shortages easing while farmers resist government storage demands and threaten to withhold deliveries to elevators amid anger over policy.
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Chicagg
Oasis
M. Galvin
James M Bennett
Psey
Walter Scott
Kansas City
Roh
Agriculture Department
SMC
Jose
Mansfield and Arnold Draw In September Roping Contest
Tulsa wire service reports a September 1 roping match set between Toots Mansfield of Big Spring Texas and Carl Arnold of Buckeye Aug. Arnold recently won a $10,000 sleep roping purse with Heb Crosby of Roswell New Mexico. Arnold roped and tied 12 steers in 420.8 seconds Crosby totals 469.6 seconds. This marks their fourth meeting with Arnold holding a slim lead.
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Cloves
Toots Mansfield
Big Spring
Texas
Carl Arnold
Buckeye
Aug
Arnold
Heb Crosby
Roswell
N. M
Crosby
Auto Output Boom Far Away From Postwar Peak
Cleveland June 10 The magazine Swel reports that steel shortages threaten the hoped for postwar automotive boom. Production may reach only 3 000 000 cars and trucks this year versus 6 000 000 earlier estimates with 4 600 000 planned for 1947. The 7 000 000 car forecast now seems distant at best.
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Cleveland
TNS
Swel
Mosagna medicated powders promise skin relief in heat
A vintage ad touts Mosagna medicated powders to soothe itchy irritated skin from heat and diaper rash. It claims relief for adults and babies with refreshing, absorbent action and preventive protection, praising the product as a family favorite for many years.
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Baby
Maine
Ouster Misses In Paraguay
Paraguay army losses reported in an apparent failed coup against President Higinio Moriniga. Officials cited two communiques with differing details, one claiming Moriniga reassumed command after a clash at Campo Grande where two officers and three enlisted men were killed. Absolute tranquillity was later declared by the second communique.
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Buenos
Campo Grande
Paraguay
Weather and Miscellany Across Cities and Times
Readable fragments show weather notes for Bunny and Alto, plus scattered city listings from multiple states. Mentions of precipitation, monthly deficits, sunrise and sunset, wind, and various place names include Boston Cheyenne El Paso Fort Worth and Kansas City among others.
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Mont Liscy
Howe
Rome
Boston
Cheyenne
Ohio
Corone Chase
Dolden
EL Paso
Fort Worth
Kansas City
Los Awaolun
New York Firms Bid On Municipal Bonds Interest Grows
A New York firm and another financial group showed interest in the upcoming 5.7 million dollar municipal bonds to be sold June 27. Mayor Mauermann confirmed inquiries and noted a telephone call from another New York financier seeking information on the issue. The matter traces to a earlier law challenged in court and now moving forward. General MacArthur ordered major commands to precede homeward for discharge after 24 months in the Pacific.
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Vacon
Tokyo
MacArthur
United States
Pacific Theater
Marine butcher battles OPA snag in postwar policy
Ex Marine William Deichmann seeks to open a meat shop after service including Pacific duty. He faced OPA hurdles over slaughtering permits, with the Dallas and St Louis offices at odds and Washington needing to change regulations. Deichmann pressed for a temporary quota to process beef and veal for customers while lenders and packers widened meat shortages.
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Ah. Louis
Wiliam Deichmann
Abo
Ioan
Marines
South Pacific
Carson
Raiders
Deletimann
St. Louis
Delehmat Pougar
Lous Opa
Delehmann
Dallas
Lindl
St. Ouls
Deichmann
Washington
Valley Farmer Shot Near Rayndoville
RAYMONDVILLE June 10 S Savage a 46 year old farmer living five miles east of the city is hospitalized in critical condition from shotgun wounds after a shooting at the home of S E Page 45 four miles from the city Mrs Page is being treated at Valley Baptist hospital in Harlingen for gunshot wounds in the leg Page surrendered to Sheriff L P Snow and was released on $2500 bond on Sunday on assault to murder charges. Miss Alice Marcella Fay associate professor and director of the program in public health nursing at Trearnale Ward college left Monday to become nursing consultant to the Philippine government.
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Raymondville
Page
Snow
Justice of the Peace BH
Inger
Vilipaines
Alice Marcella Fay
Trearnale Ward College
Frozen Dinners To Aid Housewife
Washington reports a postwar ready meals concept, three-item frozen dinners in a pulpwood plate designed for homemakers. Originated aboard naval air transports during the war and being refined for general use, they require about 30 minutes in a standard oven. Trials included Pan American flights and upcoming airline service plans.
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Washington
Naval Air Transports
Pan-American Airways
Pennsylvania
Central Airlines
BC Headaches and Neuralgia Relief Ad
The quick acting BC formula relieves agonizing headaches and neuralgic pains. It also eases muscular aches and periodic pains and acts as a sedative for simple nervousness. Available in 10c and 25c sizes. Use only as directed and consult a physician if pains persist.
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Maine
Ecalica
Himbago
Pursia
Neurite
Dapay
Nortto
Norito
Itching First Application Noted in Ummly Eezeins
A fragmented notice reports an initial application action by unclear entities on a named date. References to the event include dates, money packages, and approvals linked to a star institution, but the passage remains obscured by garbled OCR text.
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Jay
Mist and Rain Crash Kills 23 Army Passengers
BALBOA Canal Zone June 10 MSI A preliminary investigation indicates mist and rain caused the crash of a four motor U.S. army transport carrying 23 people to death on Toboga island Panama Bay. The plane from West Palm Beach struck a slope 150 feet below the summit. 19 bodies recovered as rescue crews reached the rugged site. Army authorities withheld victims' names until next of kin are notified.
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Balboa
Canal Zone
MSI
Toboga Island
Panama Bay
West Palm Beach
Fla
Secident
New England Storm Toll Rises
A New England electrical storm Saturday night raised death toll to at least nine and caused over 750000 dollars in damage. Mrs. William Barber of Natick died yesterday and Evon Intieles was injured when a tree toppled onto a passing car near Beverly.
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Boston
New England
William Barber
Natick
Evan Intieles
Bhevboyn
Raymondville Crash Hurts Two in Weekend Collision
Raymondville reports two people injured in a weekend collision near the town. Rafael Fernandes, 5, and Lenora Gipson, 43, were listed in critical condition after a crash involving two pickup trucks driven by Wernanicz and Joe Gipson. The incident occurred Saturday night near the city.
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Raymondville
Rafael Fernandes
Lenora Gipson
Wernanicz
Joe Gipson
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