Field & Stream Scout Plans Pictures in North Dakota and Canada
Writer Will Will travels from Vancouver through British Columbia and into North Dakota to shoot hunting pictures with Eltinge Warner and Frank Brantley. The project covers Hungarian partridges, prairie chickens, sharptail grouse and pheasants, with initial footage for soldiers overseas and eventual theater release. Will also assesses trout fishing scenes in Canada while noting Canada’s political shifts and wartime demobilization effects. Weather outlook predicts a wet June in the Texas Panhandle, with midwestern floods and wheat year uncertainties. drought relief and seasonal shifts expected as spring ends. Kansas City market news reports mixed cattle and calf sales, with variable bids across cattle classes and steady demand for stockers and feeders.
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Record Cattle Markets Flooded Midwest as Subsidy Spurs Sale
Cattle markets in Chicago Omaha Sioux City and Kansas City surged with 22 000 18 000 15 000 and 12 000 head as the 50 cent per 160 pounds subsidy to packers spurs producers to auction stock. Officials note beef supply expectations and shifts to fall cattle from Southwestern ranges.
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Midwest
J. Kaney
Swift and Henry Commission Company
Kansas City
Chicago
Omaha
Sioux City
J. S. Triplett
OPA
Washington
Assault on Sandakan Reported by Tokyo Radio
June 4 The Japanese radio said Allied ground and sea units were attacking Sandakan the capital of British North Borneo in the East Indies. No Allied confirmation. The broadcast claimed enemy warships and two destroyers near Sandakan Bay bombarded positions as planes cooperated.
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San Francisco
U.P
Sandakan
British North Borneo
East Indies
Tokyo
United Press
Borneo
Sandakan Bay
Salable Hogs and Totals at Filing Levels
Report notes hog inventory with salable amount near 14.50 and total value about 715.25, totaling 2,500 head active at filing levels.
Chicago Live Stock Market Report June 4
Chicago live stock prices show hogs at 14.75 ceiling for 140 lb plus, sows at 14.00, cattle receipts 22,000 with steers 25 cents lower, top 17.90, cows unevenly steady to 25 cents lower, bulls up to 15.00, sheep 10,500 with lamb bids lower, 86 lb clipped lambs around 15.10, native spring lambs near 15.00, shorn ewes bid down to 7.75.
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Kansas City
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Liquidating fund and court deeds span multiple property transfers
Financial Industrial Fund lists liquidation offer at 2.34 while courthouses record warranty deeds across numerous transfers. Names include Tom D Bloodworth D H Myatt George Waters James Pearson F A Thomas Juanita Budd Mack Boren Frank Fisher W N Perkins L A Jones Wm Harry Wheeler M P Kea N A Brown C C Kelley H Wrye Joe Steele Edmund Zimmerman Elizabeth Raney Margaret Breeding James Mitchell Edwin Burgess Dan Cameron Thomas McCrady R W McGrew Howard Lynch Frances McKnight Mamie Rodney Wesley Henry across lots and tracts in Plemons Belmont Park Seale Annex Weymouth North Heights Highand Summers etc.
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D. H. Myatt
Plemons
George W. Waters
James J. Pearson
F. A. Thomas
Juanita Budd
Mack Boren
Frank Fisher
Belmont Park
W. N. Perkins
L. A. Jones
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Country Club
Harry Wheeler
M. P. Kea
Edmund R. Zimmerman
Elizabeth S. Raney
Margaret Breeding
Air
James E. Mitchell
West Side River Road Gardens
Edwin B. Burgess
Dan Cameron
Warren
Thomas D. McCrady
Holland
Geo
Ella McKee
R. W. McGrew
Weymouth
W. Raney
Howard W. Lynch
Summers
Frances G. McKnighht
C. H. Howell
Ten-year-old boy injured when bicycle hit by loose trailer
Gale McMurphy of Pleasant Valley was struck yesterday afternoon when his bicycle was hit by a trailer that broke loose from a car driven by George Dillard White of Amarillo. He was treated at Northwest Texas Hospital and released to his home today. White stopped to aid him.
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Pleasant Valley
George Dillard White
Amarillo
Northwest Texas
White
Mrs Gatlin Returns From Boston Shore Leave
Mrs Harold Gatlin of 904 Pierce returned last night from Boston Massachusetts where she met her coast guardsman husband on shore leave after a two week absence.
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Harold Gatlin
Pierce
Boston
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Coast Guardsman
Explosions Hit Bremen Police HQ Killing 15
Two blasts rocked the U S military government police HQ in Bremen on June 4 injuring 80 people and killing at least 15 Americans and Germans. German and American authorities rushed aid and launched investigations into the incident.
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Germany
U.S
Conference Deadlocked Over Veto at World Security Council
In San Francisco on June 4 the United States pressed for no veto on the right of discussion in the world security council while resisting any concession. Russia Britain China and France clash on the issue and US leadership may trigger a wide open floor fight as the UN conference nears its close.
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United States
World Security Council
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Britain
China
France
Borger Founder W. A. Henderson Dies in Colorado Springs
W A Henderson 75 co founder of Borger died at his Colorado Springs home 11 30 Sunday morning. Services set for Tuesday in Denver. He helped develop Borger town site after coming to Panhandle in 1913 and later built the Black Hotel. Survived by wife a daughter Mrs Dorothy Clabber a sister Mrs J T Leverett a brother Bruce Henderson and many nephews.
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California
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Thompson and Day Ordered to Court Over Murder Case
U S marshal took M E Thompson and Elbert Day to Leavenworth after a writ urged their appearance in 47th District Court to answer murder charges. They earlier pled guilty in federal court to kidnaping Miss Betty Jim Shelton and transporting a car across a state line. Day received five years for transportation and five years probation for kidnaping. The pair were indicted in January in the death of City Detective Lem Savage in Potter County.
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Jim Lumpkin
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U. S
District of Texas
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Elbert Day
47Th District Court
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Bureau of Federal Prisons
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Fort Worth
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Potter County
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Mrs Cooper Hosts Houston Guest This Week
Mrs C J Mitchell of Houston visits Mrs Myrtle J Cooper at 1613 Pierce this week. The social call underscores community ties and hospitality in the neighborhood.
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C. J. Mitchell
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Myrtle J. Cooper
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Growth is needed for world security policy strength
He argues growth is necessary to underpin international policy and deter aggressors who strike when opponents are unprepared. He spoke assertively but was not questioned by committee members.
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World Security Organization
Rain Damages Wheat at Davis Farm West of Helium Plant
Rain and an electrical storm struck the Davis farm one mile west of the helium plant last night. Mrs. Davis thought the wheat not badly hurt though fieldwork was hindered by mud. Don Simmons reported a lightning strike at a telephone pole on Fairmont Street igniting grass at its base. Southwestern Public Service Co says service calls were not unusual.
Invasion Plan Survives as Goering Pushes for Blitz
Reichsmarshal Goering argued for the invasion and persuaded Hitler that Luftwaffe pilots would carve a path to the British Isles. From June to September the Nazis assembled ships and barges in Hamburg Niel Luebeck and Stettin, massed invasion craft at Antwerp Zeebrugge and Rotterdam, and launched softening bombardment against London before D-Day.
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Luftwaffe
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Luebeck
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