Markets and Livestock Report From Fort Worth and Chicago
Readable segments show grain prices, livestock market activity, and futures in Chicago and nationwide. Notes include cattle, calves, hogs, sheep, and top prices, with mixed trends and steady to uneven movement across Oklahoma City and Fort Worth markets. Includes textile and stock quotes from major firms and indices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fort Worth
Fort Wort
Tex
Oklahonsa City Livestock
Oklahoma City
Paris Studies Resume After War Disruptions
Paris returns to learning as over 45,000 students rejoin classes and 10,000 more enroll, amid war interruptions and housing shortages. Foreign students and colonial youths join local enrollments while public aid, tuition, and dormitory gaps strain the system. The ministry projects housing for 2,600, with dorms priced at $10 monthly and fees ranging from $5 to $20. Overall, the university faces space, book costs, and staffing pressures as it aims to educate thousands amid postwar conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rosette Hargrove
Corresporndicat
Paris
Lomening
Wemon
Muany
Schoels
Colonies
Navy radar jamming aided Pacific landings report
A joint Army Navy report credits secret counter radar measures with aiding landings on Pacific islands. It details radar intercept gear, jamming methods, and aerial countermeasures including metal foil chaff and Rope drops to disrupt Japanese radar. Undersea patrols monitored radar defenses to map and exploit gaps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WV. S. Navy
Puellig Islands
Twodimen
Dembrard
Iwo Htla
Eoulger
Arden
Srevrk
Lishening
Kattridacs
Tait
Johnsey Rites To Be Held Friday
Johnsey funeral services are set for Friday for Joseph L Jolases who died suddenly after a heart attack at 8 00 a m Monday at home near Gevanin. Rev. Gator of the Wailer bh will officiate with burial beside his wife who died in 19nd. The Texas native born December 12 1875 was married to Pearl Sanders in 1907. He served in the pont war and later with the Methodiss church. Surviving are three daughters and several siblings.
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Wiriaway
Bigielirch
Walters
Joseph L. Jolases
T Giemer
Ross Ghanplon
Larder
Gevanin
Meurl
Lhe
Wailer
Avho
Texas
Greenville
Oinny
Okla
Pearl Sanders
Tex
Llu Mcthodiss
Tive Snas
Tiewbon
Noel
Whilers
Prank Wapatucka
Mie Ritter
Liquor Filled Suitcase Found
A damaged report notes a suitcase containing liquor found on a street near intersections of C and Dani and Walea Wind os. Police advised secrecy and indicated a claimant should appear at the station. An unknown man offered a bribe of 9 past nm $20 for possession of the liquor, with four guinness to file for oparses.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shreet
Dani
Walea Windos
Berlay
Svitbion
Bowlin
Mwace
Personal notices and births at Angus Hospital
Meo and Ars, Charles Kelsey, 705 Layton Avenue, are the parents of an eight pound one ounce baby born Sunday at Angus Hospital. Mr and Mrs Jerrald Casveel, 211 Summit, are also listed as parents of a son born at 3:25 am Sunday. The Belk family, Ray Way Belk, announce the birth of a daughter at Angus Hospital. The infant weighed seven pounds, ten ounces. H L McKendie, 2000 Scotty Smith, was admitted to Angus Hospital Saturday for attention. Parker, Route Four, Lawkan, received medical direction Sunday night at Sugwa Hospital for a threat ailment. Funeral services for tober “Phos Howard” were held Thursday. Letitia Baptist Hive cited for the daughter. Various relatives and friends listed. some entries incomplete or unclear.
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Meo
Ars
Charles Kelsey
Layton Raemnue
Aggus
Jerrald Casveel
Summit
Angus Hospital
Meg
Ray Way Belk
Thei Am
Tober
Phos Howard
Letitia Baptist Hhive
Mes
AL Hunt
Oat San Mies
Cal
Captain William Dawson Awaiting Discharge After War Service
Capt William Dawson waits for discharge following three campaigns in Saipan, Tose and Okinawa where he was credited with commendations. He spent time in military camps and is now stationed with his unit at Tale, awaiting final release from service.
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William Dawson
Ebvldeen
Lonnie TD
Ny Endh
Gayl
Dawson
Wletcher
Bes
Chen Nig
Avia
Capt
Hana Wyaiting
Kalift
Saipan
Tose
Okinawa
RO Nix Aughom
A Jinik
Lcommme
Tale
Ie Owl Mie Sin
Moy
Cora
Civil Suit Proceeds In Justice Court Today
Fragmented OCR reports a civil case proceeding in Justice Court before Judge Evans with parties including Mrs. Ov in Airy tv and Farthing. The action concerns alleged breach of an overhitni job and related disputes about overhaul of a mobile base and a coupe.
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Justice Court
Aly l Wad
Ermoon
B.T
Deciphering wartime dispatches and policy debate notes
Fragmented OCR passage details wartime decoding efforts and inter allied communications, referencing Gene Marshall Maj. Gun Waller Short and Miles testimonies. It notes discussions on mediation commissions, labor statute, and possible congressional action, with White House and Secretary of War comments on forthcoming steel case implications.
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Gene George C. Marshall
Static
Thailand
Philippines
Dee & Rd
Lhe
Ind
Manil
Dee
Jac Miles
Teasohilly Marly
Marshall
Sen. Merguson
Misha Miles
Bill Expected Amid Turbulent Senate Action
Report, though garbled, notes looming Congressional action on a major bill linked to war policies. It mentions President Truman seeking swift passage before Christmas recess, with strong support from both parties and pressure to let the measure reach the Senate for final consideration.
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Spondoon
Inn House
Senate
Foufiy
Truman
Bari Wodava
Thurgekays
Aec
May
Dempenis
Lt George Lee Makes Return From European War
Lt George Lee returned from Europe missing pages of his service record. He wore the send cone duct medal, the American deacer and pro Pearl Harbor ribbons. He is survived by his wife, two brothers Winn and Irv, and two sisters Mops Tawron Seate and Mrs Whew. He was en route home from overseas.
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Troy
France
Germany
Be P
Lt Gee
Winn Jee
Soul
Set
Lee
Tawron
Mtr
British Open Contined From Page One Speech on War Crimes
Shawcross warned that guilt for murder and robbery by nations cannot be dismissed as minor. He argued fraud allowed aggression and vows that such conduct by Nazi leaders, justified by force, will erode civilized society. He said the British empire faces danger as nations defend against outlaw Germany.
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Shawcross
Germany
British Empire
Britains view on aggressive war as crime statement
Britain's view argues that waging aggressive war is a crime and that individuals who violate international law endanger their country and others. It asserts there is no victor immunity under international usage and condemns aggressive actions as unlawful in the eyes of the law.
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Cis
Britain
Shineyoss
Local transfers fund county projects amid special orders
Disjointed OCR text mentions transfers of funds totaling $55,000 for county projects and a push to aid construction of a press facility within the county. References to special orders and legislative approval appear, but the wording is garbled and details are unclear.
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Mark
Stephens
Sevaton
Comrk House
Une
Legislatine
GM Official Hopes for Early Settlement in Strike
General Motors executive Dee W. Anderson voiced optimism the GM strike might be settled before the president’s wage board decision. He spoke in Washington after a federal commission hearing, noting the union’s stance on membership votes and possible strike effects nationwide.
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Coun
UAW
Ssauks
Reutiwr
al Minion Gans Ianth
General Motors
Ternacional
Vansuit
Hoopes
Eabrly
Washington
Dee W. Anderson
Company Chief Hints at Legal Picketing and Injunctions
An industry leader said CLO United Aula Workers leaders would confer on a long strike vow and that his company was ready to continue general labor actions if legal picketing is guaranteed. He warned injunctions could be used if illegal picketing persists and voiced hope the strike could be seized without a fact binding board.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Touk
Theo
Pres
Charles CG
Moltaelonte
Rosa
Ross
CLO United Aula
Pha
Anderson
Lawten Civic Bond Drive Expands Amid Local Support
Lawten Civic members report growing subscriptions to a $1000 bond club as residents, schools and area organizations back the effort to fund new industry. Chairman notes totals rising with sales through local banks and issuing agencies, including proceeds from state schools and Navy bonds.
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Fan
Cla Menthership
Gaius Greater Faauwtan
Severt Lewtonians
Conent
Otter
Nana
Tomiinsin
Seri
Sai
National Bank
Ional Bank
Seris Seed Bank
Trunt
Birth Notice for Adors Uarty Wiedemann
A birth notice lists Adors Uarty Wiedemann as the newborn. The item notes the birth took place recently and records the new arrival’s name and family context within the community.
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Hon Taorkers
Chicago
Arade
C.C
New York
Apconda
Bernsdill Oi
Beech Aire
la Beth Steel
Ohio
Dows
Chick Co
Osler Corp
Cola
Curt Werishs
de Pont
Ls Eagle A
Gen Fonds
Goo T
Bae Down & My Grevh Corp
Hercules Pond
Kan City
Soa
Lion
Dawn
Dawn Ty Eronin
Lee Biscuit
Wslow
Nig Peary
Gine Pty
Pachiard Maz Dig Corp
Sears
Studebaker
Carlos Stocks
York
Humble GU
Ministry of National Relequior
Shortagh
Cite Universitairg
Sond Wie Dens
Inavins
Haieldiy
Tublion
Sreathy
Mike
Navy
Pacific
By Doug Nea Statt
Larsen
Poul
iWunes
Ley
Kamissiae
Nide & Grint Eerions
Cerda
U.S
Foset
Iecoline Ts Nls
H. L. McKendie
Scotty Sith
Angus Hospital Baturcay
Parker
Route Four
Lawkan
Portland
Ore
Ian Frese
Hind May
Mittee
Add
Bill
Bill Lorenerl
Hale Sect
Whear Bygarbank Pra
George Lee
Pontinuert
Adors
Uarty Wiedemann
Uaw-Cio
United States
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