Market Report Poultry and Produce Chicago Aug 10
Bukter receipts total 608,948 with firm prices across creamery eggs and potatoes. Western long whites weaken slightly while other stock holds steady. Grain and provisions show traders expecting crop survey data to confirm larger harvests, with wheat corn and rye easing from prior levels. New York cotton futures slide before late recovery, with nearby prices down about half.
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Bukter
California
U. S
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Long Whites
U.S
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New Jersey
Cobblers
U S
Nebraska
Bliss
Wisconsin
Grain and
Clarkoutsized U S divisions prepared for theater
Clark said divisions sent to the theater have existed for at least a year though not every man had year training. He warned it will take young men to keep up with the Germans. Shipping remains the bottleneck, but progress reduces troop transport needs by using trailers and other devices.
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Major Crises Develop for Allies Over Week End
War analyst Kenneth Kenzie outlines three allied crisis fronts from a weekend briefing. He cites US operations against Japan in the Solomon and Aleutian islands, German advances in the Maikopoli Caucasus area, and the Indian Nationalist revolt against British rule. He warns a renewed Allied drive could force Japan to divert air power, risking Pearl Harbor’s vulnerability and potential repercussions for Russia and China.
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Kenzie World
Solomon and
Aleuan Islands
Maikopoli
Caucasus
Assum
Econd
Russia
Pearl Harbor
Japan
China
Strife Grips India As Gandhi Arrests Spark Riots
Violence erupts in Bombay, Calcutta, and several cities as crowds clash with police after Gandhi and key Congress leaders are arrested. Mobs burn buses, loot shops, and attack authorities while labor unions threaten widespread strikes in war industries. Police report multiple dead and numerous injuries amid mass arrests and curfews across major cities. Bands of supporters chant Do or Die while Gandhi is detained en route to Poona for internment.
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Reda
Old Delhi
Karach
Madras
Srikrishna Sinha
Congress Party
Bihar
Mahandus Kr. Gandhi
Ahmedabad
Bombay
All - India Congress
New Delhi
Ous
Shiva - Ji Park
Ganedhl
Td &O
Gandhi
Poona
Ade
Poord
Maulhina Abdul Kalaty Azad
Pandit Jawatarlal Nehru
Madeline Slade
Allied Air Force Pact Hails British Aid
General Spaatz declared gratitude for "Our British ally" and promised that the enemy at the appointed time will feel the might of a thoroughly coordinated British American Air force. He praised the Allied partnership and the joint air power planned for decisive action.
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Spaatz
Allied drive aims to clear Japs from vast western front
The piece argues a western offensive to sever Japanese control of the Solo mons and Bismarck archipelago and to protect routes to Australia and New Zealand. It notes the strategic value of Aleutian bases, the threat to Alaska and Siberia, and the importance of sustaining Russian resistance while maintaining orderly Allied operations amid the Soviet battle.
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India
Russia
Solomons
Bismarck Archipelago
New Guinea
Australia
New Zealand
Orient
Britain
America
Aleutians
Alaska
Siberia
Japan
Maikop
Market shows cautious balance amid mixed news and thinning volume
New York stocks paused amid skepticism and uneven demand while leaders hold. In St Louis livestock, hogs stronger by 10-20 cents, cattle and calves steady to mixed with varied prices across weights. sheep and lambs steady as buyers stay cautious and turnover remains light.
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New York
Solomons
India
Caucasus
ST. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
U. S. Dept
Our Daily Bread Continued From Page One
The article argues that risking a European invasion to supply it could ruin the war if it fails. It warns against emotion driving the decision and critiques urging Roosevelt to yield to postcard pressure, asserting he is not weak.
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Europe
Iit
Franklin Roosevelt
Red Front
Nudists Seek Arkansas Land Opinion From Attorney General
A Nudist asked if state law barred acquiring state lands in Arkansas. The attorney general referred the question to the land office. Deputy H H Merritt warned there are no state prohibitions, but he personally advised against it due to the Arkansas chigger described as a fierce animal. The Gulf Stream comparison comments closed the note.
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Arkansas
Aleady
State Land Office
HH. P. Merritt
Usal
Japanese naval claim on Aleutian waters disputed
A Washington communique said the attack was over but results may be known when the attacking force returns to base in about two weeks. Japanese headquarters claimed a strong enemy naval force was beaten off in Aleutian waters, but this claim lacks confirmation.
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Aska
Washington
Aleutian
Cotton Belt Railway Objects to Tax Increase in 1942 Assessment
Lide Rock Aug 10 The Cotton Belt railway contests a 9,940,825 tax assessment for 1942, up 665,825 from 1941. The Missouri Pacific Railroad awaits a revised rating of 29,508,480 after losing its Supreme Court challenge. Brown lists 88 major railways utilities and telephone firms with total assessments at 90,848,260, up 3,407,470 from last year.
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Lide Rock
Cotton Belt Railway
Corporation Commission
W. Brown
Brown
Missouri, Pacific Railroad
Supreme Court
Air Forces ready to strike Germany soon say Spaatz
London Aug 10 Maj Gen Carl Spaatz commander of the United States Army Air Forces in Britain declared the American Air Force was ready to begin attacks on Germany in the immediate future. He said the American and Royal Air Forces have worked in full cooperation and are proceeding ahead of the original schedule with plans for joint operations already in the making.
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London
Carl Spaatz
United States Army Air Forces
Britain
Germany
Royal Air Force
Admit Losses Continue From Page One In Pacific Action
A brief Washington communique says considerable enemy resistance halted by early reporting, with no clear result on Allied or enemy losses. Tokyo broadcasts claimed 22 Allied warships sunk and six more damaged, but Allied sources doubted these claims. A separate U S Pacific Fleet task force attacked Kaska in the Aleutians as part of broader operations against Japanese forces.
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Tokyo
Midway
Coral Sea
Nimitz
U. S. Pacific
Kaska
Aleutian Islands
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