The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 272, Ed. 1 Monday, May 12, 1941 Page: 3 of 8
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Z**«*tin* awd potatoes when he
J"«*nly attacked hia family with
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■m the (Jrin.se .Creek i
I home at Pour f •
Cities Funeral
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wa* moved, fro®|.
Irmary to her
les Funeral Home,
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Ted last w eek U
J>ital, is cunvahadj
le of Mr. and Ifni
Tiey in Cedar Baw
looi. (.tils I I yn.
|TIN, May 12. iqjj
been mailed oat ■
a 'll per capita i
■ of the state avaiisi
J ’ School Sept, h i
lunml today. T)Jl
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pEMORIAM
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ONDAY. MAf 12, 1*41
|rl Smugglers
itwit Ireland ~
iristian Burial
PAST. Ireland,, May 12- HUB*
beauty" smugglers, oper-
hn on the Ulster-Eireaun bor-
r smuggling contraband
mitics into Northern Ireland
,.'e the limitations of the-aup-
. order has made beauty -aids
^.prodwitu.-.-s—
thousand powder puffs “re-
Itlv were selbed by anti-smug-
police arte'1 an exciting car
Lc across the Ulster border at
fcn’ The pdWder puffs formed
f, ‘of .the larifcpt haul of con-
Iband beauty accesses «ej*-
T |„ Ireland since .the -war be-
the good* confiscated
Inirrdrcds of bottles of per-
3 234 hair-nets, BOO combs,
■Wen .handkerchiefs, 9,000,
bf "long bootjacks, 4,000
of shoelaces, and 1" pock-
|fli.VC3.
rhis contraband was run to
rth i« the Scotstown area on
, tyronne border, Where police
Lj seized large quantities of
gticks. nail files and cigarette
liters. ......
i motor car which had crossed
border, into Ulster by an un-
inroved route was spotted by a
lice patrol. The police gave
Tjsc but the’ fugitive car dodg-
. down a long narrow by-road
Id succeeded in escaping back
ho Eire. --- * ‘■‘Xr’
iuth of the border of an Eir-
i Customs patrol noticed
fcaeks on the unfrequented
iad and began a search. They
Lced the tracks to a shed
[ere the goods apparently had
fed dumped ffom the car.
-Beside the contraband, they
|h$d a motor car they -found
fending beside the shed,
irhe Northern Ireland Police
|e co-operating with the Eire
atoms polios in an effort to
8Ck down the. organization.
Ly believe the "brains” behind
le - gang. are • women*—Eifany ot
Bern girls ’wftd would "not bon*
ider crime in peacetime, but
|e working on the principle
hat beauty is above the law .
action Called
Wheat Quota
Washington, May 12. <u.ri-
cretary of Agriculture Claude’ R,
ickard today ordered a referen- i
Jam hejd among wheat growers j
•ay 31. on a proposal for AAA ‘
arketing quota restrictions on an j
timated 1941 bumper crop of
5,000,000 bushels. ,
[The quotas, first ever asked on
Iheat, will be effective if„ ap-
jroved, by two-thirds of the farm-
b voting. -
[If quotas are approved, each
krmcr,.would be entitled to ma-
let his farm’s wheat acreage al-
ptmerit,*' plus wheat from any pre-
Us crop. The government Would
oiled a 15 cents a bushel pen-
on marketings in excess of
as. ■_ .............
[ If the allotted acreage failed
produce a "normal” crop, the
iarmer also would be /permitted
market under .the .quota ad-
llonai"wheat up fo that amount,
[ Wickard said the 1941 crop,' plus
estimated carry-over; ~i)f 390,-
0,000 hushels qf wheat on July
iv/ni/.t give ti.c nation w supply
1,236,000,000 bushels, exclusive
cron insurance reserves,
[ The supply exceeds the market-
[ quota level by 217,800,000 bush-
, Wickard .said, If farmers re-
*t, marketing quotas, the farm
provides that no government
can be made 8n the 1941
heat crop.
ference Is Held
[On New Liquor Stamps
AUSTIN. May 12. «;.!>> -Deputy
lupervisors from throughout Texas
ne here today to discuss with
Tcials of the liquor control
d plans for affixing 14,000,000
tiopal stamps on liquor in
«k at retail dealers.
, The liquor tax will be increased
em 96 cents to J1.28 a gallon
( June 1 uhder terms of the new
“thus tax bill, and fractional
Bps must be affixed before that'
ake on 14,000,000 bottles which
ke retailers have on hand.
^Stamps now being printed will
^ distributed by district offices
' |be liquor control board. Uqu-
' stamp* usually are affixed be-
"•b ttwy reach the retailer. |
Nebraska Indian Held
f» Staying of Four
Neb., May 12. (IIB
J«bn Tindall, 45, Macy, Neb., In-
°ffn who once boxed profession-
W under the name of "Crasy
was held today, for the
**fh* of (our other,Indians. t
H* was accused of killing his
S1*. Maggie, about 40; Robert
*»«er. 85, his father-in-law; Mrs.
’ Warner, 00, his mother-in-
»nd Victoria, Parker Warn-
••• nu sister-in-law. -
Hogan. Nebraska Indian
IMWit captured Tindall on a sand
W-Ow Mtesouri rtver where
I fled with his small daugh-
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Pendergraft, W. L. The Daily Sun (Goose Creek, Tex.), Vol. 22, No. 272, Ed. 1 Monday, May 12, 1941, newspaper, May 12, 1941; Goose Creek, Texas. (https://texashistory.unt.edu/ark:/67531/metapth1028810/m1/3/: accessed July 17, 2024), University of North Texas Libraries, The Portal to Texas History, https://texashistory.unt.edu; crediting Sterling Municipal Library.