Luck Eludes Active Hunters Turnabout in Forest Hunt
The US Forest Service reports luck eludes active hunters as big game may be hiding in the areas where hunters are blasting away during hunting season in Washington.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
May 31, 1949
Page
3
The US Forest Service reports luck eludes active hunters as big game may be hiding in the areas where hunters are blasting away during hunting season in Washington.
Seven of nine Buntere who went into the big woods returned empty handed. About 1 200 000 big game were killed and an estimated 279 000 animals in national forests last year. After the outing, forest service counts show 66 000 more animals in the woods than a year earlier. Deer accounted for about 238 000 of the kills and 8 700 black bears. Alaskan Nimrods posted the season high score as 4 700 big game animals felled by 8 300 hunters.
A stash of money was found under a stairway in a south side Chicago house. Residents reported a heavy gallon can containing $629 in silver savings of Eiuno Makoyvas, counted and confirmed by a local resident. Police plan further inquiry into the source and purpose of the hidden funds.
The struggle in Japan centers on implementing a US supported rehabilitation program. Joseph Dodge enforces austerity, demanding tax gains and cut subsidies while Japan’s power groups resist. Washington warns that aid may be cut if Japan delays real reforms.
The Polish government will implement a broad educational program to end illiteracy. Parliament approved a law making schooling compulsory for all illiterates and semiliterates between ages 11 and 74, with commissions to coordinate urban and rural literacy efforts. About 250000 Poles are illiterate. Parliament also approved issuing Polish passports by the Ministry of Public Administration, transferring this work from the Foreign Affairs Ministry.
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