Signs Point to European Invasion in the Near Future
DeWitt MacKenzie analyzes the Allied leaders press conference noting limited disclosures and rising confidence. He highlights plans discussed at Quebec and Casablanca with potential second-front moves and the shift toward pressing Hitler while awaiting broader cooperation with Moscow and Japan.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Mount Parnassus
Greece
Roosevelt
Churchill
F.D.R
Associated Press
John M. Hightower
John Bull
St. Lawrence River
London
Quebec
Japan
Russia
Soviet Union
Moscow
Siberian
Stalin
Europe
Spinx Twins
America
Britain
FDR
North Africa
Casblanca
Tunisia
Sicily
Washington
Hitler
Market Report from St Louis Livestock Market
National Stockyards reports hogs 6 000 on whole, price ranges 13.10 to 15.10, lighter weights lower. Cattle and calves slow with limited trading, prices steady to mixed, calves around 10 to 14, cows 10 to 14, stockers 9.5 to 14.5. Sheep 3500, lambs 12.23 to 14.00, ewes 5.75 to 6.50. Futures edge higher across contracts with December near 19.85 to 19.73, May around 19.60.
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ST. Louis Livestock National Stockyards
Oklahoma
Poultry live trucks and potato market updates in Chicago
Chicago notes unsettled poultry live shipments with 13 trucks and varied prices. Butter receipts rise to 382,890 with prices unchanged. Potatoes arrivals 48 on track 154 US shipments 799, markets mixed by region, Idaho Russets and Bliss varieties show firm to stronger prices for top lots. Washington and Colorado Bliss and Nebraska values listed. New Jersey Cobblers and Wisconsin Bliss noted with regional price figures.
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Chicago
Springs
Idaho
Idaho Bliss Triumphs
Oregon
Russet Burbanks
Long Whites
Washington
Colorado Bliss
Nebraska Bliss
Cobblers
New Jersey
Wisconsin Bliss
New York Cotton Rallies on Weather Report
Cotton prices rose modestly after the government weekly weather report indicated excessive heat and widespread lack of rain. Late trading showed gains of 15 to 35 cents a bale with October at 2002.
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New York
Signs point to imminent continental invasion
The text declares an approaching blow and mutual guessing about the invasion’s origin, noting that speculation is fruitless and implying the enemy shares the uncertainty while an attack appears near.
Grain and Provisions Market Dims After Brief Rye Rally
Chicago grain futures eased from session highs as rye rose on a government weather report noting corn crop deterioration in parts of the country. Wheat slipped back from earlier gains, oats and rye held firmer, and cash wheat shows limited activity with various grain grades priced.
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Chicago
Market Buoyancy Lifts Rubber Steel Rail Shares
New York stocks showed buoyancy in rubber, motor, rail and steel issues with many leaders holding fractional gains near the close. Total volume for the session ran around 450000 shares as prices wavered from early strength and few issues attracted solid backing.
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New York
New Orleans Cotton Prices Rise on Deterioration Reports
New Orleans reports show increased crop deterioration boosting futures while spot cotton closes steady at 30 cents higher. Prices for October through May futures finish with gains, including October up 7 points and December up 6. Spot sales reach 6,493 with receipts at 3,264 and stocks at 162,258.
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New Orleans
Eight Polio Cases Reported in Week
The state health department announced eight poliomyelitis cases for the week, the largest weekly total this summer, raising the year’s total to 59. Local cases included two in Little River and one each in Baxter, Hempstead, Miller, Pope, Madison, and Sebastian counties.
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Little Rock
State Health Department
Little River County
Baxter
Hempstead
Miller, Pope
Madison
Sebastian
The Worst Speak Something Good Herbert Quotation
A religious quotation attributed to Herbert muses on sense, text, patience, and preaching. It frames patience as a divine agenda guiding speakers to seek meaningful discourse.
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God
Herbert
Bailey Appears Winner in Mississippi
Thomas L. Bailey 53 of Meridian led Democratic runoff for governor of Mississippi with about 11 000 votes over former Governor Martin Sennett Conner as 1429 of 1691 precincts reported Bailey 119864 Conner 108792. Other races: Fielding L. Wright ahead for lieutenant governor, J S Vandiver leading education, C M Morgan ahead in public service commission. 64 House seats and 15 state Senate posts also on ballot.
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Jackson
Miss
Thomas L. Bailey
Meridian
Martin Sennett
Mike) Conner
Mississippi
Bailey
Conner
Paul B. Johnson
Fielding L. Wright
House
John Lumpkin
J. S. Vandiver
Martin L. Riley
Public Service
C.M Morgan
Hattiesburg
J. F. Stewart
Wright
Lumpkin
Vandiver
Riley
Public Service Commission
Morgan
Stuart
United States
Theodore G. Bilbo
Lester Franklin
Dennis Murphree
Rolling Fork
C. M. Morgan
House of Representative
WLEB rejects portal pay bid for miners
Washington August 25 War Labor Board rejects John L Lewis second bid for portal pay for United Mine Workers by an 8 to 4 vote. Board approves other contract terms including time and a half after eight hours for a seven hour day excluding travel time. AFL member Matthew Woll proposed the minority opinion with Chairman William H Davis drafting the majority.
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Washington
War Labor Board
John L. Lewis
Portal
United Mine Workers
UMW
Illinois Coal Operators Association
WLB
Matthew Woll
AFL
William H. Davis
Soviet Push in Ukraine Turns Focus to Poltava and Kiev
The Kharkov battle center grows as the Red Army presses from Kharkov with possible aims at Poltava and Kiev, while in the Donets basin the Red Army shattered German counter lines after breaching front in Voroshilovgrad area.
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Red Army
Kharkov
Poltava
Kiev
Knieper
Donets Basin
Voroshilovgrad
Bryansk
Leningrad
Fleet Air Arm
Gulf of Finland
Ex Actress Charges Soldier With Rape in Court Martial
Lina Basquette wife of Henr Mollison testified as a court martial witness against Pvt George Rimke accused of rape. Rimke arrested in Burbank and handed to the army. Basquette 34 mother of a year old son and in private life Lina Mollison.
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Muroc Air Base
Calif
Lina Basquette
George Paul Rimke
Cleveland
Rimke
Burbank Calif
Miss Basquette
Lina Mollison
Henr Mollison
R E Shipp of Bodcaw Dies at 54
R E Shipp, 54, of Bodcaw died at his home early today. Funeral services will be at Union Church near Bodcaw Friday at 10 a.m. He is survived by his widow Carrie Shipp two daughters Mrs Roy Goodner and Mrs Herbert Harris and a son Marvin Shipp all of Bodcaw.
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R. E. Shipp
Bodcaw
Union Church
Bodccaw
Carrie Shipp
Roy Goodner
Herbert Harris
Marvin Shipp
Grayson Won’t Reinstate Mrs Bettis at Health Department
Grayson announced he would not reinstate Mary Bettis despite the Merit System Council’s actions. He said the dismissal was warranted and warned she could appeal to courts if the Council rules for her. The hearing heard conflicting testimony as the Council awaits more information from the office.
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Little Rock
Merit System Council
Mary Ettis
W. B. Grayson
Grayson
Passenger Ejected After Car Incident Aug 9
Police arrest Rimke after a traffic stop following a morning incident in which a woman was ejected from a car during an Aug 9 event. Details are limited in the readable fragment.
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Rimke
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