Arkansas Markets Show Mixed Livestock and Grain News
Market report from Patonial Stockyards notes 9,500 cattle depth and strong to average cattle prices for 230-300 lb calves, with top figures around 14.30. Slaughter steers and heifers move, hogs steady, and poultry and produce in Chicago activity. Cotton futures in New York ease after a reactionary session. grain and provisions show rye up, wheat up, corn flat, oats up modestly amid private crop forecasts and government outlooks.
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St, Louis
Chiengza
Barney
Bombing War Machine Thins Hitler Power At Front
A Royal Air Force commentator in London discusses Allied daylight and night bombing. He notes increased USAAF bomber use from Britain and predicts sustained around the clock raids will sap German war production and morale, pressing on Berlin while delaying frontline breakthroughs.
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Fuehrer
Berlin
Hitler
Germany
Conway Youth names Assembly President in 1943 election
Conway Hendrix College senior Paul Bumpers was elected president of the Youth's Assembly of the North Arkansas Conference of the Methodist Church succeeding Albin Murray of North Little Rock. Other officers include Joy Triplett Marmaduke secretary Ruth Brummett Fort Smith treasurer Ruth Stewart North Little Rock and Rev. James Upton Osceola director. District directors named include Clara McGill Batesville and several reverends headed by Holifield North Little Rock and Conyers Bentonville. Wake Island recapture would give U.S. air forces a bomber hour from Tokyo and the Continental Congress adopted Stars and Stripes as the national flag in 1777.
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Paul Bumpers
North Arkansas
Methodist Church
Albin Murray
North Little Rock
Bumpers
Hendrix College
Clara
McGill
Batesville
Holifield
North Little ‘Rock
JL. M. Conyers
Bentonville
Martin Ae Bierbaumn
Greenwood
Vernon BE
Chalfant
West Memphis
James Upton
Osceola
Raymond L. Franks
Paragould
Harold C. Eggensperger
Beebe
Labor Leader of St. Louis Shot to Death
Joseph Buck Newell 38 a business agent for the St. Louis Hoisting Engineers Union AFL was shot to death in his bed at a country home. Three unidentified men were seen with him last. Investigators held a teen boy William Grasswick and a girl for questioning, while Newell’s wife was away shopping. The body showed five 38 caliber bullets. Newell had a 6,000 annual salary and had prior federal charges for fraud. Authorities are probing possible union-related motives as they search for the three men seen with him.
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Tuna
Joseph
Buck) Newell
Neontellis
William Ralph Grasswick
Newell
Rasswick
Jefferson County
Amos Lee
O. G. Hensley
Herculaneum
Newell Ion
Lee
Jefferson
Oun
Fewell
Hoisting Engineers Union
Ilimo
Mor
Wrecking Japan's Pacific Scheme Recalled in June Report
Washington June 3 The history of twelve months of Pacific war shows Japan failed to launch a major new offensive after Midway. Attu and Kiska are reconquered or under strong American control as Dutch Harbor air raid and Midway turn the tide. American forces dominate the western Aleutians and plan summer cleanup while attacks on Japan itself remain limited.
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Midway Island
North American
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Midway
Aleutians
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Kiska
Navy
Dutch Harbor
Tanea
United States
Notable deaths across three cities as AP reports
John F. Stevens 90, famed civil engineer and Panalta Canal figure, died last night in Southern Pines North Carolina. Donald Clive Stuart 62, Princeton University Professor Emeritus of Dramatic Arts and author, died last night in Princeton New Jersey. Dr Frank Clyde Brown 73, Duke University English chair and folklore author, died last night in Durham North Carolina. The note recalls Wyoming granting woman suffrage in 1869 as the first guaranteed equal vote for women in the United States.
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Associated Press
John F. Stevens
Southern Pines
N. c
Great Northern Railway
Panalta Canal
Donald CG. Stuart
Princeton, N. J
Donald Clive Stuart
Priceton University
Frank C. Brown
Durham
WN. C
Frank Clyde Brown
Duke University
United States
Territory of
Wyoming
War Labor Board orders halt to union talks in strike standstill
The War Labor Board, after nearly two days of tense talks with union leaders and employers, ordered an immediate halt to ongoing bargaining amid a crossfire of accusations. Key figures cited include War Mobilizer James Byrnes and Interior officials as the dispute drew in high level government mediation.
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UMS
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War Tabor
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