Stock Market Hesitant In Today's Trade
Prices slipped by tiny degrees in a hesitant market with general levels off toward the fourth hour. Steady issues included Boeing Sperry Consolidated Aircraft Eastman Kennecott and New York Central while General Motors J I Case Caterpillar American Smelting Southern Railway and American Telephone trended lower. Bonds were irregular and grains improved with wheat rising at Chicago on the 98 cent loan rate. Strong curb gains came from Great Atlantic and Pacific Tea Heyden Chemical Humble Oil and Montgomery Ward A.
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Boeing
Sperry
Consolidated Aircraft
Eastman
Kennecott
New York Central
General Motors
J. I. Case
Caterpillar
American Smelting
Southern Railway
American Telephone
Chicago
Great Atlantic
Chicago Produce Chicago Poultry and Prices Report
Chicago produce market reports steady prices for poultry and eggs. White Rock and Leghorn chickens show balanced demand with minor gains, while butter receipts reach 1 305 099 and eggs receipts 31 217 with steady to easy trade and quality grades noted across categories.
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Chicago
Hog and cattle market report from Cincinnati area sale
Hog salable supply and receipts total 2,500 with holdovers 240 and open 10 to 15 higher. Top 9.50 for 180 220 lb and 220 260 lb 9.30 9.40. Various weight hogs priced from 9.10 to 9.30 with sows 7.75 8.25. Cattle calves salable 450 total. medium and good 25 960 lb steers 9.60 10.00, heifers slow, cows 6.50 7.00, bulls 7.50 8.50. Weaners strong 9.50 10.50. Sheep 300 salable with spring lambs limited. good to choice 11.50 12.00.
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Cincinnati
Chicago
USDA
Trained Mind Will Bring Success and Memory Declares
An article argues memory fuels education, progress and success while personality drives self advancement. It asserts personality can be developed by speech and public speaking, even for those deemed homely, to express thoughts clearly without embarrassment.
Camp Forrest Troops Parade in First Review
Camp Forrest Tennessee witnesses 22000 troops pass in review before Lt General Ben Lear and Mrs Mary Forrest Bradley granddaughter of Gov Nathan Bedford Forrest. The first full review for the training corps at Camp Forrest concludes with Mrs Bradley’s entertainment by officers wives.
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Camp Forrest
Tenn
Ben Lear
Second Army
Mary Forrest Bradley
Memphis
Nathan Bedford Forrest
Prices for Local Poultry and Eggs Listed
Kingsport produce listing quotes J L Kincheloe Produce Co for poultry and eggs. Hens colored 15 cents each. Hens Leghorn 11 cents. Old roosters 7 cents. Eggs fresh country 20 cents per dozen.
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J. L. Kincheloe Produce Co
E. Market Street
Steel Executives Plan to Expand Nationwide Capacity
Steel executives travelled to major mills across the country after meetings in New York where they reportedly agreed to back Washington defense authorities' demand for a billion dollar, 10,000,000 ton boost in annual steel production. The move will require wide surveys by top executives with engineers and production experts to tackle practical challenges.
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New York
Washington Defense
Office of Production Management
Smuts Urges U S to Hustle in Urgent Call
Capetown South Africa Prime Minister Jan Christian Smuts urged the United States to hurry up and take decisive steps before it is too late. He said the US is a country of hustle and asked it to live up to the term in the near future.
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Capetown
Union of South Africa
Jan Christian Smuts
United States
Methodists to Hold Outdoor Meeting
Members of the Young Peoples department of Broad Street Methodist church meet at 5 p.m. today at the church for a hike and a weiner roast. Each person provides own food.
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Young Peoples’ Department
Broad Street Methodist Church
Training In Speech To Feature Classes At Kingsport Inn
Public speaking sessions announced by Sigmund Blomberg memory expert begin next Tuesday evening at the Kingsport Inn. Attendees may speak before the audience and receive in‑person correction in his two evening course plus a free demonstration on Monday June 9 at 7 30 p m.
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Sigmund Blomberg
Kingsport Inn
Gladstone
William Jennings Bryan
Mr. Blomberg
Beverage Firm Loses Damage Suit in Virginia
Jonesville Virginia Commonwealth Attorney Robert E Ely said Henley Campbell of Rose Hill was awarded 850 damages in a suit against Middlesboro Coca Cola Bottling Company. Campbell sought 2500 damages after becoming ill and unable to work for a year from drinking a beverage in 1940.
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Jonesville
Robert E. Ely
Henley Campbell
Rose Hill
Middlesboro
Coca-Cola Bottling Company
Campbell
Bennett to Wed Jack Randall in Mexico Trip
Hollywood star Barbara Bennett travels with the Richard Bennett family to Mexico for an upcoming wedding to western film star Addison Jack Randall. Miss Bennett plans to marry as soon as they reach Mexico, timing and town undisclosed after her release from Morton Downey.
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Hollywood
Barbara Bennett
Richard Bennett
Mexico
Addison
Jack) Randall
Morton Downey
Miss Bennett
Cowboy Jack
Prison execution of Tommie Harris in Huntsville case
Tommie Harris a 20 year old Black man was electrocuted at the state prison early today for the rape and murder of an 18 year old expectant mother of Grandview.
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Huntsville
Tex
P— Tommie Harris
Grandview
Scott seeks travel through Japan to return home
American Scott, 29, ordered to leave Soviet Union by June 11, applied at the Japanese consulate for a visa to return via the Far East. He arranged a Monday meeting with U S Ambassador Steinhardt who helped extend the expulsion order. Scott, now using his own name, was told to depart for publishing slanderous articles in the News Chronicle. He arrived in 1932, married Maria Dikareva and has two children, Leigh and Elena.
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Moscow
John Scott
Soviet Russia
Far East
Scott
Scott Nearing
U. S
Laurence A. Steinhardt
Soviet Union
News Chronicle
Tass
Russia
Maria Dikareva
Leigh
Elena
Funeral for James Nellis Hice Held at Chuckey Church
Death notice from Greeneville reports James Nellis Hice age 18 died Wednesday in a local hospital. Funeral held today at 2 p.m. at Chuckey Methodist Church with Rev. E B Jeffers officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. Survived by father Walter a sister Mrs Joe Pickling and six brothers Carlos Pollard Dallas Paul Raymond and Howard all of Chuckey including one brother in Cullman Alabama.
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Greeneville
James Nellis Hice
Chuckey Methodist Church
E. B. Jeffers
Walter
Joe Pickling
Carlos
Cullman
Ala
Pollard
Dallas
Paul
Raymond
Howard
Chuckey
Sunny Skies Delay Rain Across Drought Ridden Southeast
Weather brief notes no rain in drought affected Alabama Georgia Florida and Tennessee with showers expected irregularly later. Kingsport sees 49 degrees last night rising to 81 by noon today as drought intensifies and Alabama Power urges voluntary electricity curtailment to keep defense industries operating.
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Weather Bureau
Bureau
Kingsport
Atlantic Ocean
Kansas City
Des Moines
Alabama
Georgia
Florida
Tennessee
Alabama Power Company
Defense Industries
Man Returned On Dope Charge
Claude Shoecraft was returned to Bristol this morning by narcotic agents to face drug selling charges. Local officers say Constable J E Upchurch and Deputy Sheriff Carl Stevens arrested him last night after a federal request to apprehend on sight.
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Claude Shoecraft
Bristol
J. E. Upchurch
Carl Stevens
Soldier Arrested For Bicycle Theft
Military police returned Dewey Philips alias Henry L. Philips to Ft. Oglethorpe Ga yesterday after he admitted being AWOL and was arrested by Johnson City patrolmen on the Johnson City highway for riding a bicycle reported stolen from Jimmy Palmer on Watauga Street.
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Dewey Philips
Henry L. Philips
Ft. Oglethorpe
Army
Philips
Jim Broyles
Bill Fletcher
Johnson City
Jimmy Palmer
T. J. Palmer
Watauga Street
Georgia Power boosts supply with Arkwright plant energy
The Georgia Power Company added one million kilowatt hours from Plant Arkwright to ease the emergency shortage. This new steam plant supplement aimed to meet rising demand and support the state's power grid.
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Cient
Georgia
Arkwright
Georgia Power Company
Co-Ed Proposes Hotel Laundry List Revision
A Northwestern University co-ed proposes updating hotel laundry lists to include modern garments. She notes Chicago lists lack items for slacks and play suits and suggests replacing outdated terms with brief and practical names.
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Joliet
Northwestern University
American Institute of Laundering
Institute
Chicago
Yesteryear
Alloys to Replace Tin in Shaving Tube
The Office of Production Management urged manufacturers to save about 70 percent of tin by using alloys in tubes for shaving preparations paints and adhesives. The move aims to redirect tin to armaments and strengthen wartime production.
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Washington
Armaments
Office of Production Management
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