Jewish Refugees in Europe Add to Confusion
De Witt Mackenzie notes growing Jewish refugee numbers in Europe amid calls for immediate Palestine immigration. He cites 355,000 displaced persons in American zones and mentions Bevin’s delay on 100000 Palestine entry. UN relief discussions and Palestine unrest follow Bevin’s stance.
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Europe
DE Witt MacKenzie
A.P. Foreign Affairs
Palestine
Holy Land
Frankfurt
Germany
High Command
United States Army
Reich
Belsen
Bevin
England
America
New York
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Austria
Iowa corn acreage cultivated early in 1946 report
Des Moines June 1 1946 Approximately 92 percent of Iowa's 1946 corn acreage had been cultivated at least once by June 15 the Iowa crop and livestock reporting service said. Corn and soybeans progressed well with hot weather and adequate soil moisture boosting growth though potential soft corn risk is noted. Rains interrupted hay making and much of the hay crop suffered damage.
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Des Moines
Iowa
Iowa Crop and Livestock Reporting Service
For Sale Pasture for Cattle in Atlantic
Property listing notes pasture land suitable for cattle in Atlantic offered by Herbert Joyce. No price listed. year 2019 reference suggests original listing date or ad timestamp.
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Highway No
Stuart
Iowa
Frank Rissell
Ide
Creston
Herbert Joyce
Atlantic
Board urged to tighten espionage laws in Senate
Washington June 19 A Senate judiciary subcommittee led by Senator Eastland proposes a new board with power to prevent espionage aided by foreign governments. Eastland cited Russia purchasing a complete index of Commerce reports on radar and military devices as proof of tightening needs. The hearings spurred a $447 million funding push for state, commerce and justice operations. Secretary Wallace expresses doubt about Russia being fully up to date.
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Washington
Eastland
D-Miss
Judiciary Subcommittee
Senate
Appropriations Committee
Russia
Commerce Department
John C. Green
Department
State, Commerce and Justice Departments
Wherry
R-Neb
Secretary of Commerce
Wallace
Smith resigns as budget director in White House move
Washington June 19 Harold D. Smith resigns as director of the budget to join the International bank. President Truman accepts the resignation effective immediately with regret and names Paul H. Appleby acting director of the budget, Appleby has been assistant director.
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Washington
Harold D. Smith
International Bank
White House
Truman
Smith
Paul H. Appleby
Appleby
SICK AND INJURED Hospital Patients
Hospital patients and recoveries are reported from Atlantic and nearby cities. Norma Jean Chase of 202 Ginn Street underwent an appendectomy at Atlantic Hospital last night. Mrs Hans Mathisen of 104 West Eighth Street was dismissed today. Miss Elsie Wendling, secretary of the Atlantic Board of Education, returned home from St Katherine’s hospital in Omaha where she is recovering from heart complications, accompanied by her mother Tina Wendling. Their granddaughter Barbara Borman of Sioux City is visiting. Delores Kurtenbach, ill with transilitis and an ear abscess, also at Wendling home. Joe Harper, 60, of a farm south of town, suffered a Saturday stroke with serious condition but slight improvement. Anita Legg of Jennie Edmundson Hospital in Council Bluffs is improving and will be brought home in a few days, though bed confinement continues as she prepares for a major operation.
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Norma Jean Chase
Ginn Street
Atlantic Hospital
Hans Mathisen
West Eighth Street
Elsie Wendling
Atlantic Board of Education
St. Katherine’s Hospital
Omaha
Tina Wendling
Barbara Borman
Lioux City
Wendling
Anita
T. G
Brownie) Legg
Jennie Edmundson Hospital
Council Bluffs
Price ceilings dropped on Scout uniforms nationwide
Washington reports the OPA suspended price ceilings on Boy Scout and Girl Scout uniforms, except shoes, noting these uniforms are produced for non profits and distributed through authorized dealers. The cut includes tents tarpaulins woven fabrics for rail, bus, air use, decorative fabrics of paper, glass or plastic, and electro coated pile fabrics.
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Wahington
VPI
OPA
Eastern selling weakens markets in oats and stocks
In early trading eastern selling pushed November and September oat contracts from ceilings before markets recovered to their maximums. Traders linked weakness in stocks to this selling, possibly noting liquidation by speculators tired of holding during uncertain ceilings. Cash oats and corn trading was light with limited purchases. final prices showed corn at 1.46 1/2, barley 1.35 1/2, oats 0.80.
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Chicago
Barlevy
Cattle Bring Ceiling Prices in Short Run
Chicago reports a heated cattle market with about half of the 5,500 head offering selling at the ceiling of 18 dollars. Hog sales totaled 2,500 salable with hog prices around 14.85, while calves and yearlings showed steady to 25 cent gains. Sheep numbers were light, with shorn lambs weak and No 1 pelts around 16.50.
South Omaha Livestock Prices and Volume Report
South Omaha livestock market on June 19 shows hogs salable 1,800 active and steady at ceiling levels with barrows and gilts around 14.50 and sows 13.75. cattle salable 4,500 with calves 100. fed steers and fat cows steady to higher, canners slow. bulls, heifers, and stockers varied, best fed steers 16.50 to 17.65, one road steer 18.25. sheep salable 1,700 with spring lambs firm to 25 cents higher and several price points for lambs, pelts, and wool clips. California new crop feeding lambs steady at 15.65.
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Chicago
Missouri
South Omaha
USDA
California
Hog market report from Des Moines dairy market text
Combined hog receipts across interior Iowa and southern Minnesota for 24 hours ending 8:00 am today totaled 13,800, down from 23,300 last week and 21,700 a year ago. Activities remained very active at ceilings with sharply lower loads than last week. Barrows and gilts 160-180 lb traded at 13.75 to 14.45, lighter weights 360 lb at 14.20 to 14.45. Sows 270-400 lb 13.45 to 18.70, 400-450 lb 13.45 to 13.70, 450-550 lb 15.40 to 13.70.
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Des Moines
USDA
Iowa
Minnesota
Employment peak hits record as workers rise
Washington reports 56,320,000 employed in May, the highest total in U S history, topping the July 1944 peak by 570,000. The census figure includes 450,000 striking workers. Also notes highway signs urging safe driving.
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Washington
Census Bureau
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Hutchinson Sayake
Atlantic Phone
Oakland Rendering Co
George Addison
Atlantic Livestock Market
Bennett & Mank Ph
Brown
Harry Hughes
Burke Bros
Anita Avoca
Calumet Cafe
Kansas City
T.W.A
C. J. Petersen
Howard Lett
L. L. Bornholdt
Farmers Elevator Co. UK
Rex Pharmacy
Chinitz
Atlantic Recreation Parlor
Ernie Willman
Devonshire Court
Atlantic Dairy
Lloyd & Meredith
Plymouth Binding Twine
Hangen & Co
Cable
Angus Bull
Otto Schwartz
Wayne Sweet MIX
Worthington Hatchery
JUST
Cameron Motor Co
Walnut Street
Griswald
Dairy Maid
Babson Bros
Cass
Audubon Counties
Minerman-Simpson Implement Co
BOOTH
Atlantic Locker Service
Pagel
Atlantic Laundry
Easthills Farm
Cannen Mills
Jorephh, MC
Dannen
Clyde Drager
Cumberland
Briggs & Stratton Gasoline Motor
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Highway No. 6
Wiota
Carlos Baxter
Lewis
Rogers & Moffett Electric Co
Gamble's
Gamble’s
Hansen & Co
F. J. Northrup, Lewis. Ip
Henryetta
Utah
Poland
Schrier Bros
Arlin Moller
Spies-Legg Motor Co
Ask Bailey Feed Co
Hoegh Oil Co
Veedol
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Massena
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Coronado
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C. H
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Dalton & Dalton, Attorneys
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Minneapolis
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Chic Young
rLu
Goodie
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Dagwoo
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Wipta
Ben
Joe Harper
Here
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South Omaha Livestock
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