President Roosevelt to demand strict accounting for American losses
Informants say tomorrow night Roosevelt will press Germany to account for American lives and ships lost at sea due to Nazi actions since 1939. Five U.S. ships sunk and at least 65 citizens dead. Speculation on actions includes repealing the neutrality act or ordering navy fire on harassing warplanes or ships, as the president weighs options to defend freedom of the seas.
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Children Hungry in Tenement hoards 20 empty bottles
New York police answering a tip found four emaciated children in a lower East Side tenement. The scene showed 20 empty liquor bottles and an empty potato sack on the floor. The youngest was 2, the oldest 10, who greeted officers with joy. Parents are being sought.
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Reds Claim Victory in Gomel Sector Action
MOSCOW September 10 The Red army reports routing the 29th German Infantry division in a powerful Gomel attack near Kiev and Smolensk, inflicting thousands of casualties. Russian counter offensives in vital sectors continue at full blast as Soviet forces claim heavy blows to Hitler's legions.
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For Sale Nice Modern Bed With New Springs
For sale a modern bed in good condition with new springs priced at 20 dollars. Carl Johnson offers payment terms. Also wanted a ride to Dallas by a college student, available before August 13. Dexter 2391.
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German Navy Silent on Sessa Sinking Report
Berlin dispatch says authorized sources at a daily press briefing had no word from the German navy about the sinking of the 1700 ton United States operated freighter Sessa and thus could not comment.
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New Orleans Cotton Quiet. Spot Down Forty Points
New Orleans spot cotton closed quiet on September 10 as prices fell forty points to middling grade at 17.25. Sales totaled 714 amid a muted market tone with ongoing demand expectations.
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Property for Sale Notice by Mary McKnight
Public notice states the property at 117 West Bland is for sale by owner Mary McKnight.Sale advertised as owner-driven listing with no agent involvement and no other parties appointed.
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Weather forecast for four states with clear skies
New Mexico shows a warm day and cool night today and Thursday with sunshine thinning under thin clouds. Colorado remains fair with little temperature change tonight and Thursday. Arizona expects clear skies, a warm day, and cool night today and Thursday. West Texas features clear conditions in the Panhandle with a warm day and cool night, while elsewhere it is partly cloudy today and Thursday, with a warmer southwest on Thursday.
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Missing Army Bomber Searched In Cascade Ridge
TACOMA Washington Sept 10 A 4330 foot Cascade mountain ridge was combed today by search parties seeking a twin motored B 18 army bomber missing since yesterday with six men aboard. Col William H Cram McChord Field commander believes the plane may have turned southward from the Spokane Seattle radio beam too soon while approaching Seattle.
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New York wool futures slip modestly on Sept 10
Grease wool futures closed .1 to .2 cent lower with Oct at 95.5B and Dec 94.8B. Wool top futures fell .4 to .5 cent, with Oct 128.8B and Dec 127.0B. Certificated wool spot and tops listed around 95.5N and 131.5N respectively, marking nominal bids in a quiet session.
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New York Cotton and Bond Market Summary
New York cotton futures closed lower with Oct at 17.58 and Dec 17.75 to 17.79, while Jan and later months hovered near 17.85 to 18.06. Middling spot was 18.26. Bond quotes included Treasury issues around 107.12 to 118.26 with Home Ownership Loans near 106.15. Curb market listings feature multiple issues such as Alum Co and Humble Oil with varied quotes.
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Wall Street Drift As Traders Hold Back Ahead Of Roosevelt Address
The New York stock market eased slightly as buying dried up in lenders and some investors deferred commitments ahead of President Roosevelt's address. Transfers totaled 517,900 shares. Commodities dropped following Morgenthau's call to market large food stocks. Laggards included U S Steel General Motors Chrysler American Can Du Pont Union Carbide Eastman Great Northern Union Pacific Texas Corp. Rallies appeared for Goodyear U S Rubber Goodrich Montgomery Ward and Lockheed. International Nickel reached a 1941 high. Bonds showed mixed movement.
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Kansas City Livestock Market Report Summary
Kansas City livestock prices show hogs steady to 10 higher with top at 12.25 for 170-240 lb. cattle salable 4,500 with 5,600 total, beef steers and yearlings opening slow and generally 15-25 lower. cows steady to weak. wealers weak. calves and bulls mixed. sheep salable 4,500 with bids lower for spring lambs, but Colorado choices above 11.75.
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Boston Wool Prices Rise on Strong Market
Sizable quantities of domestic wools sold on the Boston market with prices firm to rising. Grade fine territory wools brought 1.04 to 1.06 dollars scoured for good combing length and 1.07 to 1.09 for bulk staple combing length. Combing three eighths blood territory wools at 92 to 93 and bright fleece wools at 47 to 48 cents in the grease for 3-8s, with 41 to 41 cents for fine Delaine.
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Galveston Cotton Markets Reported September 10
Spot cotton in Galveston steadies with prices at 36 down and mid dling 17.12. Trade shows 144 sales.
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