WAACs and army men in service across U S posts
Bertha Pauline Spurlock of Monroe La joins a Women's Army Auxiliary Corps unit now at Kelly Field Texas as WAACs operate at about 100 posts nationwide and overseas. Other notes cover promotions at Camp Pinedale and Fort Bliss, training at Sheppard Field, and assignments at Camp Hale Fort Banks and Minter Field with brief updates on Stegall Rinehart Phillips Crawford and related
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Roemeared
Trenepertetion
JOR
Mr Kaufman Brance
Soanmanmm
Fort Des Moines
Iowa
Bertha Pauline Spurlock
Monroe
Women’s Army Auxiliary Corps
First Waac
Army
Kelly Field
Texas
WAAC
United States
Africa
England
Fort Bliss
Tex
Samuel F. Brunt, Jr
North Eighth Street
Sheppard Field
Theodore Evans
Lee Evans
Baskin
America
Wichita Falls
Army Air Forces Technical Training Command
Army Air Forces
Mary E. Curry
Women's Army Auxiliary Corps
Camp Hale
Colo
Waacs
Bess Orchard
Ft. Banks
Mass
Minter Field
Calif
Lucille Boatright
Josie Legg
Clarks
Janes D. Rinehart
James D. Rinehart
Oak Grove
Army Flying School
Columbus Army Air Field
Columbus
Miss
Rinehart
Dorr Field
Fla
Bainbridge, Ga
Advanced
RAY Phillips
Abbot
Ore
Ray A. Phillipa
Lelly
Engineer Replacement Training Center
Markets at a Glance From New York and New Orleans
New York stocks eased late bid, bonds steady, cotton down on liquidation and switching. Chicago wheat fell as Food Administrator Davis resignation dampened trade. rye and hogs declined while cattle eased. In New Orleans July cotton futures slipped with small July notices. spot cotton closed steady to lower, receipts and stocks reported.
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New York
Chicago
Davis
New Orleans
Stocks wobble as profits take a breather in New York
New York stocks drift after six recovery sessions with profit taking trimming gains late in the day. Transfers totaled about 806000 shares as bonds stayed narrow. Wheat in Chicago rebounded but finished near unchanged while cotton declined about 30 to 60 cents a bale. Major industrials and consumer firms listed among a wide array of names from Chrysler to Coca Cola and General Motors.
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Chicago
Canadian Pacific
Cclesstenvvedene Celanese Corporation
Seersinvidevacse
Chesaptake & Ohio
Chrysler Corporation
Coca-Cola Compani Columbia Gan & Eiecric Commercial Solvents
Commonwealth & Southern Consolidated Coppermines
Continental Can
Continents
Motors
Continental
Delaware
Curtiss-Wright
Curtiss-Wright A
Eeee
Rssstesewnan
Detre & Company
Eeene Donalas Afreratt
Eastman Kotak Atl
Taehawuwesee
Electte Power Ache
Cei Tesers Engineering Pate Service
Bisess Firestone Tire & Rabhaf
Tide Eseepee National Supply
Newport Industries
New York Central Raiiroad
American Company
Whern Preifie Oils
Elevacor
Packard Motor
Pan-American Airways
Paramount Pictures — Air Reduction
Allied Chemical & Dye
AWG
Paeiee
Allis-Chalmers Manufacturing
AAAS
American Car & Foundry
American & Foreign Power
Ees
American Locor
Eedee
American Sugar Refining
Deey Ameritan Tet
Dees Lweedesh
American Tobatco
Américan Water Works
Sesselver Arideonda Copper
Sevdesdes Ded Aviation Corporation
Casecosae Baltimore & Ohio
Baresday OF
Behdix Aviation
Bethlehem Steel
Boeing Airplane
Cecci Peeee Borden Company
Bucyrus Frie Reid
Buéd Manufacturing
cWelve Preeport
Ulphar
Civece
General Mettric
General Motors Rec Bane
Gillette Safety Hess
Sedare
Goddrich B F Company
Goodyear Tire & Rubber
Great Northern Ralway Pt
Greyhound Corporation
Loews Incorporated
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LerMard P
Louisville & Nashville
Maronite Corporation
Mathieson
Alkat
McClelland Steres Menge
Montgomery Ward
United Air Sites
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United Drugs
Batekue United
United Gas
United States
United States Siedi Venstrum Corporation
Warne Brothers Pvures
Wesson OF & Snowdrift
Western Union Telegraph
Westinghouse Air Brakes
Westinghouse Pleciric & Mig
Woolworth
Feeertcetsonese
New York Cotton Futures Slip On Price Controls Fears
Futures declined amid war food administration shakeup worries about stricter price controls and liquidity. Four July notices and a shift from near to later months signaled selling, absorbed by scale down price fixing on textile contracts. Late quotes show July through May contracts down about 8 to 50 cents a bale, with middling spot at 21.65.
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New York
War Food Administration
Wheat and hog market moves in Chicago report
Chicago grain and livestock notes show July wheat closing near prior levels after 4 buying by eastern and milling interests. Hog prices steady to lower with 180-240 lb hogs mostly 15.35-15.75, sows 12.50-13.00. cattle and calves slow with prime steers 14.50-16.50 and vealers around 15.00.
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Chicago
P—Iusda
Butter And Eggs Market Report Chicago June 25
Butter receipts total 857 960 with prices steady as quoted by the Chicago price current. Egg receipts 19 313 show firmness with fresh graded extra firsts at 403 to 4, locals 401 to 402, cars 401 to 402, firsts 40, current receipts 381 to 382, dirties 3 percent, checks 35.
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Chicago
Potatoes Market Report From Chicago Summary
Chicago market notes 666 arrivals on track 331 shipments total 791. California long whites 385 at 4.00. Arkansas Bliss Triumphs Victory grade 2.10 to 2.88. Missouri Red Wartlers 1.30 to 1.35. North Carolina cobblers 245 at 2.50.
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Chicago
U. S
California
Arkansas Bliss
Missouri
Red Wartlers
North Carolina Cobblers
Poultry Prices Steady at Ceiling in Chicago Trade
Chicago June 28 price report shows live poultry and trucks at 15 firms with prices unchanged at ceilings. No changes in offered quotes as buyers and sellers keep steady pace in meat markets.
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Chicago
Subs Sink or Damage Nine More Japanese Ships
American submarines in the Pacific sunk or damaged nine more vessels supplying Japanese bases. Navy reports an enemy destroyer and a mine layer were sunk. Of the nine supply ships, six were sunk and three damaged by torpedoes and shells.
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Washington
Pacific
Navy
Brazil Police Foil Fifth Column Plot Against Rubber Workers
State police in Rio Grande do Norte thwart a fifth column plot aimed at Amazon rubber harvesters. Rumors claimed laborers would be moved to Africa. authorities detained the alleged ringleader, a foreigner with a Swiss passport, after workers alerted chiefs.
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Brazil
Rio Grande Do Norte
Africa
No Blackout Planned in Ouachita Tonight
Ouachita Parish will not darken during the statewide blackout tonight and the test between July 1 and 10. The Ouachita Civilian Defense Council announced the plan yesterday. Baton Rouge report notes that essential industries on war contracts will not be required to darken their plants during Tuesday night’s blackout and the surprise test to be held between July and 10, per state civilian defense coordinator Roland Cocreham.
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Ouachita Parish
Baton Rouge
Roland Cocreham
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