Increase in Illegal Deer Hunting Noted
Officials report a rise in illegal deer hunting amid meat shortages. September violations are estimated between 250 and 300, with a fatal hunting incident in Saratoga County and several arrests. Deer season opens October 1 in some areas. laws restrict antlers and dates vary by region.
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Albany
Sluta Conservation Affilala
Venieon Tha Park
Wun
Adlal
Saratoga County
Ward
Conservation Department
Kim
Lego Bay
Emperor Hirohito and plan to attack Russia revealed
An affidavit by Lt Gen Kyoji Tominaga alleges Emperor Hirohito personally sanctioned a 1940 plan by the Japanese General Staff to attack Russia, proposing a Vladivostok to Siberia thrust. The court ordered questioning of Tominaga after illness delays, as Russian custody narrows.
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Tokyo
Hirobill
Russia
Sirenunus
Kyoji Tomimige
Ime
Tne
Ilness
Moscow
Tominaga
General Staff
Vladivostok
Chile
Siberia
Baikal
Sirohito
Kwantung Army
Hideki Tojo
Manchuria
Ohio Penitentiary Meat Stock Piles Shown in Prison
Ohioans learn the Ohio Penitentiary holds large meat stocks including beef pork and chicken. A procurement official bought carloads of animals in Kansas City and had them butchered at a prison farm in London. Big cobblers at the penitentiary held several carloads at a time, sparking questions about excess supply.
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Ohio
Atata Welfare Department
Kansas City
London
Stowaways Rise as Major U.S. Immigration Problem
New York immigration officials report 1075 stowaways caught from July 1 to Aug. 30, 1945, from Europe and the Western Hemisphere, led by Le Havre and Naples routes. Most were returned. only 13 remain in the United States. Penalties include fines and prison.
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AY Joseph S
Robapere
New York
U.S
Aficinix
Alice
W. Ed. Micker
Immigration and
U. S
United States
le Havre
Franca
Naples
South Wampton
England
Inwa
Europe
Southampton
Vulcania
Ualy
T Roops
America
United States Department of Justice
Stow
Alway
France
Spain
Genoa
Livorno
Savona
Venice
Netherlands
Belgium
Germany
Greece
Austria
Sweden
Denmark
Norway
Finland
Cuba
British West Indies
Tcuador
Mesiva
Uruguay
Brazil
May Revive River Packet Service on Mississippi
Unclear text reports plans to revive Mississippi River packet service with boats to resume operations. Mentions New Orleans and possible routes and midstream facilities. Details are garbled but indicate restoration efforts and potential passenger service along the river.
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Mississippi
New Orleans
Delixo
Ayelog Bliepriata
Atgurnie Honta
Unclear travel note with scattered names and figures
Fragmentary OCR text references round trip travelers between New Orleans and Menitort, with vague statements about a pool, an antique river boat, and a pile of ninety dollars. Names and specifics are garbled, yielding no clear event or outcome.
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Raometlod
Swanley Wlatgrooma
Volwaer Row
Orleans
Meni Tort
Howl
Ela
Animmadnye Pool
Lottie
Tititesbind
Eleven for Able Port Orchard Puppy Birth Tale
A Port Orchard report notes the birth of 11 puppies alongside a pet named cogier and a moment of celebration surrounding the age milestone. The story blends quirky details with community note and local tone.
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Able Port Orchard
Wrath
Arione Amueichant
Apyniel
Granddaughter Weds Deputy County Clerk in Key Ceremony
Kostelare Granddaughte Ui- Mra Nenoy Smith aged 60 and J. CG. Long aged 61 wed Kehle's granddaughter Norm leu Hengan II a deputy county clerk in a local ceremony.
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Granddaughte Omligre Kostelare
Ui— Mra
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