Notice to Bidders Louisiana bids 1942 and 1947
Notice to bidders from the State of Louisiana Department of Finance Division of Purchases invites sealed bids for furnishing dry goods and X ray supplies plus related equipment to several state institutions. Bids close June 28 1942 June 24 1942 and June 22 1947 with prepayments for transportation to East Louisiana State Hospital Greenwell Springs and other facilities. Public opening at Capitol Annex Room 217. The department may reject any bid and waives informalities. Purchasing Officer Glenn BrumBAugh. Monroe La. June 4 1947.
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State of
State Colony & Training School
Pineville
Louisiana
Capitol Annex
State of Louisiana
Department of Fithaner
Divisin
Reom
Capral Annex
Huten Rouge
Lewsiana
East
Ane Madise Charity Hospital
Manrer
Gil Capital Agen
Ieet Amy
State OF Louisiana Department OF Finance
Division OF
Glenn Rrumbaugh
Department of Finance
Captol Annex
Baton Rouge
Lewisiana
LOHR
Monroe
Pinevile
East Louisana State Hospital
Jackson
Monroe Charity Hospital
Louisiana State Peniltentiary
Angola
East Louisiana State Hospital
Greenwell Springs
Central Louisiana State Hospital
Stat Colony & Training School
Pinevill
Lafeyette Charity Hospital
Lafayette
Mortroe Charity Hospital
Louisiana ‘Training Llnattitute
Mortroe
Capital Annex
Glenn R. Rumbaugh
Merchant Vessels Sunk In Last Week’s Attacks
The report lists 15 merchant ships sunk with 650 rescued and 80 missing. Vessels by flag include nine U S ships, three Dutch, three Norwegian, three Panamanian, two British, and single Honduran Dominican Nicaraguan Yugoslavian and unidentified Allied. The Caribbean toll was heaviest with 16 of 25 torpedoed. Survivors say the Norwegian ship was torpedoed without warning June 17. one killed, 18 rescued. The U boat fired 36 rounds before sinking. West Ira attacked in the South Atlantic. Fortaleza reports distress.
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U. S
Carribbean
Gulf
Rio de Janeiro
Fortaleza
West Ira
South Atlantic
Union coercion and federal links in Teamsters power play
The passage argues that Brotherhood Tobin and Dave Beck enforce union discipline through threats and strikes, pressuring workers to join or comply. It alleges coercion of workers, government collusion, and a system where disobedience could bring federal reporting and punishment.
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Brother Dan'l
Carter Named to Publishers' Group
Richard Powell Carter associate editor of the Roanoke World News is named chairman of the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association committee on schools of journalism. He also becomes SNPA representative on the national council of journalism schools and chairs the Lee Memorial School of Journalism at Washington and Lee University. Carter’s career includes work at the Richmond Times Dispatch Greensboro News and AP assignments in Richmond New York and more.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Richard Powell Carter
Roanoke World News
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Committee On
National Council of Schools
Departments of Journalism
Johnson
Carter
SNPA
Lee Memorial School of Journalism
Washington and Lee University
Lexington
Richmond Times-Dispatch
Greensboro North Carolina
Richmond
New York
Associated Press
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Richmond News Leader
Cotton Futures Rise on War News From Allied Reverses
New Orleans cotton prices advanced as war news suggested longer conflict. Closing values held steady with gains of 9 to 12 points. Spot cotton closed 10 points higher with sales of 180 and middling grades around 18.86 to 19.31.
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New Orleans
Cottonseed Meal Prices Quiet in Memphis Futures
In Memphis on June 22 prime cottonseed meal futures for 41 percent closed quietly. July at 35.00, September 35.65, December 35.90, with 800 tons sold f o b. Memphis.
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Memphis
Tenn
Traders push cotton futures higher on New York market
In New York on June 22 traders supported a price rise amid war concerns and farm legislation uncertainty. Futures closed 40 to 70 cents higher with July at 18.31 and December at 18.79, while spot middling stood around 19.96 with bullish demand and light hedging.
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New York
New Orleans
Commission House
Cottonseed Oil Prices Steady in New Orleans Market
New Orleans reports cottonseed oil closing steady as summer yellow bleachable material stays unquoted. Prime crude listed at 12.50 bybs, July 13.60b, Sept 13.356, Oct 13.36b, Dec 13.12b with bid activity noted.
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New Orleans
Markets Report Chicago Live Stock Prices June Update
Chicago markets show hog salable 15 000 total 21 000 steady with strength on 250 lb and up weights. Hog prices range 14.25 to 14.50 for 180 330 lb, 13.75 to 14.35 for 150 8 lb, sows steady 13.63 to 14.00 for 360 550 lb. Cattle salable 15 000. calves 1 200. Steers and yearlings weak, common and medium scarce. 12.59 down, 12.00 14.00 bulk. Heifers 12.00 13.20, best 14.00. Beef cows 9.50 up, cutters 9.00 down, bulls to 12.00, vealers 14.50 down. trade slow and weak.
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Chicago
iPi
Dept
Butter And Eggs Prices Reported In Chicago
Butter receipts total 1,414,903 with easy prices. Creamers listed 93 score 36 3-4 to 37 1-4, other grades varying 92 to 89 and 32 1-4. Eggs receipts 30,110 with fresh graded extras 30 1-2 to 20 1-2 for firsts. Storage packed extras $1 1-4.
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Chicago
Local Groups Oppose Tax Debate Draws Public Support
Public meeting Saturday night featured Rep H. S. Parker and D. Ross Banister defending the sales tax and urging its necessity while opponents voiced reasons against extra taxation. Former Governor Berl K Long and Senator A A Fredericks to speak by radio Monday. Also noted: a Russian publisher printed 10 million children's war books. Czech youths deprived of most secondary education under occupation.
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WDSU
New Orleans
WJBO
Baton Rouge
Negro Prisoner Foiled Escape in City Chain Gang
Jack Young, a Negro prisoner, attempted an escape from the city chain gang early Monday morning but was caught by the foreman. City Judge W. M. Harper sentenced him to 150 days in jail in default of a $150 fine after a guilty plea in city court. The report also notes U S Army strength at about 5,300 with units across over 100 posts.
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Frank V. Reitzell
Monroe
Weapor
W. M. Harper
Markets At A Glance New York June 22 19
Market summary notes heavy trading and war news influencing leaders, with bonds, cotton rising on New Orleans buying. Chicago wheat mostly firm, corn steady, fair shipping active. Cattle prices down 10-15 percent with others steady. hogs steady with top at 14.50 and moderate receipts.
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New’ York
New Orleans
Chicago
Stock Market Dips After War News Fragrance
New York trading opened lower as steel, motors, mail order and blue chip issues fell fractions to about three points. Volume lagged after midday with transfers near 325000 shares. bonds weakened and commodities mixed. In Chicago, wheat slid while cotton rose late amid war news on Tobruk Sevastopol and western territories.
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New York
Chicago
Tobruk
Sevastopol
Wheat and Corn Prices Move in Chicago Trade
Wheat fell early then recovered with a close 1 8 to 3 8 lower. July grain at 1.18 7 8 to 3 4, September 1.21 3 8 to 1 2. Corn held steady to 1 4 off. July corn 86 1 2 to 5 8, September 9 1 8 to 1 4. Soybeans finished 3 8 lower to 11 8 higher.
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Chicago
Potatoes Arrivals and Prices in U S Shipments
In Chicago on June 22 reports show 118 arrivals on track 191 and total U S shipments Sat 994 Sun 65. Demand for Bliss Triumphs is good, market slightly stronger. Arkansas Oklahoma Bliss Triumphs U S No 1 2 35 Alabama Bliss Triumphs U S 8S No 1 2 80 3 00.
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Alabama
Chicago poultry prices steady to firm on June 22
Markets report live poultry 12 loads and 27 trucks, hens over 5 pounds 19 cents, 5 pounds and down 2?, broilers 222 pounds and down, colored 22?, springs 4 pounds up colored 27? 43, under 4 pounds colored 24, bareback chickens 19 to 21, roosters 13 to 14, leghorn roosters 13, turkeys toms 18, hens 21 cents.
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Chicago
Heavy Rain Floods Streets in New Orleans
A total of 4.25 inches of rain fell in 1 hour 37 minutes in New Orleans early today, flooding streets, shutting down street cars and buses, and delaying workers including those in war plants. Debris in drainage basins worsened runoff as water backed up over curbs and sidewalks inundating shops and homes.
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New Orleans
Answers to War Quiz and Census Note
The fragment lists items: tea scented by jasmine flowers and a reference to the East coast of India. It cites a 1939 census noting 22.7 million children, with an unclear trailing letter. The readable text assembles a quiz answer set and a demographic statistic.
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