Allied Air Attacks Hit Foggia and Offshore Coast
Allied air forces claim major raids against Foggia and southeast coast targets. Bombers and fighters reported heavy destruction on runways and hangars with photographs showing damaged fortifications. Bilateral losses include enemy planes shot down and Allied casualties in the May operations.
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Wis Woestan
Corbat
Age
Foggia
Aindsone
Htow
Air Command
Raimre
Naples
Fran
Umune
Gordon Serre
Irvin
Fortress
East 57Th
New York City
Italy
Fiorello la Guardia
Walter Wits
Hollywood
Pani Zuckerman
New Year Stock Exchange
Maj
Norris 4
RAF
London
Bakielle
Channel
Belair
Hein
Pemebri
Britain
Ue Oy End
Geo
France
Dow Countries
Sis
Spitfives Blestega
Zeebrugge
Nieuport
Abrus
Belgium
Viissingen
Newerlands
Caen
Chierheure
Russian Front Updates Signal Aircrew Losses Amid Slump
Reported on the Russian front notes continued aerial losses from Nazi air crews and a depletion of trained pilots. The dispatch cites diminishing air superiority as a key weakness affecting German operations and overall combat effectiveness.
Japanese Airfield Strips Grounded by Allied Strikes
Workers clear and fill a damaged airfield strip used by Japanese forces after intensive bombardment. A 1000 yard path varies from 40 to 100 feet wide with makeshift surfaces. trucks, tractors, and shovels move debris as engineers rush to restore a usable landing area within days.
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Vist
Ideotromia Cistineo
Nnread
Rey Stalb
Saoeb
Pes Wade
Baildover
Socbaundie
Bng Pia Dover
Trench Committee Talks Reported Amid US Agreement
One day old committees formed by Naples DeCoautbe and Merri iaud seek unified direction amid tenuous negotiations. Edward Kennedy Aleters and James Rountars are mentioned in the chaotic, partially garbled text as participants or observers. The report notes intense diplomacy, with references to HO Penk and other unclear entities, suggesting ongoing state-level talks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Kennedy Aleters
Jame T
Cat
Rountars
Naples
DeCoautbe
Merri Iaud
Aia Vach
McNutt postpones deadline for 48 hour steel week
Washington reports that McNutt postponed the 48-hour steel week deadline from July to August 1 1943 by order of the War Manpower Commission. Instructions to regional directors permit exemptions and require actual worker release to meet the new schedule. The move aims to boost the labor force by reallocating hours and clearing excess workers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
CAP
Pant Vo MenNutt
Tony
War Manpower Commission
McNutt
Lenger
Supreme Court upholds federal fertilizer inspection immunity
Washington reports the Supreme Court unanimously rejects Florida state efforts to impose a 25 cent per ton inspection fee on fertilizer distributed by the federal government to AAA soil conservation program farmers. Justices note such fees fund a federal function and violate the supremacy clause.
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Washington
Supreme Court
AAA
Reed
Florida
Alabama
Louisiana
North Carolina
Ohio
United States
Justice Department
Tallahassee
Enterprise Story Recaps Coast of Pacific War
The Enterprise’s long campaign is outlined from Wake Island to Santa Cruz Islands, detailing carrier battles, air strikes, and troop landings. It highlights aviators’ courage, gunnery accuracy, engineers maintaining steam, and damage crews battling fires through decisive Pacific actions. The piece covers Midway, Guadalcanal, the Marshall and Marcus Island raids, and other pivotal operations.
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Wake Island
Marshal Island
Marcus Island
South Pacific
Australia
Efauit
New Hebrides
Midway
Guadalcanal
Solomons
Santa Cruz Islands
Enterprise
Pacific
North Africa tensions over De Gaulle house cleaning demand
An informant indicated a split among officials regarding General De Gaulle’s push for a purge of what was described as unwarthy officials in North Africa. No definitive conclusion emerged and opinions varied among members.
Mrs W L Capps of Camilla laid to rest at Pavo
Mrs W L Capps of Camilla dies after lingering illness in Pavo Ga funeral set for Salem church near Pavo with services at eleven. She leaves husband W L Capps two children Mrs Paul Hill of Fort Valley Ga and Cecil Capps of Richmond Va and brothers and sisters in Georgia Florida and New York City. Expressions of sympathy poured in from relatives and friends across the region.
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W. L. Capps
Camilla
Paul Hill
Fort Valley
Cecil Capps
Richmond
G. F. Wincey
Macon
Lloyd Groover
Thomasville
T. H. Greene
Madison
Fla
C. H. Greene
Pavo
Lou Rosen
M. B. H. Johnson
Jule le Vine
New York City
Peacock named assistant state superintendent of banks
Atlanta reports J. P. Peacock of Griffin is appointed assistant State Superintendent of Banks by John Beasley. Peacock replaces O. G. Jackson who resigned last November. Also named is W. C. Thompson of Decatur to oversee state credit unions, with three banks converting from National to State status and adding over 12 million dollars in resources.
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J. P. Peacock
BANKS
Atlanta
Griffin
John Beasley
Peacock
O. G. Jackson
Cochran
Beasley
W. C. Thompson
Decatur
Banking and Revenue Departments
Thompson
First State Bank of
Albany
Citizens Bank and Southern of Albany
Ocilla
Army Air War Aims and Pacific Japanese Threat
General Arnold outlines Allied air power strategy to end the war quickly by bombing military targets with maximum destruction. He calls Japanese fighters savage and fanatical, compares them to termites, and emphasizes total victory to save lives. The text also notes market activity, cotton futures, and a cadet graduation of 514.
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Arnold
Air Transport Command
Atlantic
Pacific
New York
San Francisco
Packer Hog Market Report from Georgia Plants
U S Department of Agriculture notes about 4 000 hogs received at seven plants in Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Dothan and Jacksonville Half the receipts local origin market steady with Monday Composite quotations show soft hogs 180 to 240 pounds 13 25 to 14 00 top 14 25 and 240 pounds up 18 00 to 18 75 other weights listed Sows and smaller pigs priced accordingly
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Thomasville
Food Distribution Administration
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Tifton
Dothan
Jacksonville
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S
Chicago and Jacksonville Market Reports June 1
Chicago hogs and cattle trade shows early gains then steady sums with mixed demand for weights. Jacksonville eggs and poultry prices slide modestly while butter and eggs quote firm to unsettled. Moultrie Georgia hog prices hold steady with varied weight classes and sows noted.
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New Orleans
Worth Street
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agr
U. S
Jacksonville
Fla
Turpentine and Rosin Market Totals for Savannah
Savannah Georgia June 1 Turpentine offerings 646 sales 42 receipts 188 shipments none stocks 25031 Rosin offerings 447 sales 414 receipts 561 shipments none stocks Quote B 278 D 302 E 346 FY 347 G H 360 I 361 K 389 N 386 WG 404 WW X 430
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Savannah Turpentine
Savannah
Turpentine
Rosin
Chicago Open Market Wheat Rye Notes Amid Stale Pricing
A garbled market bulletin shows wheat and rye futures with varied percentages and figures for Sep and Dec contracts. Prices hover around 1.44 to 1.46 for wheat while rye and oats display small shifts and inconsistent decimals, reflecting a choppy trading session.
Classified Ad Rates and Payment Policies
Classified ad rates for the Daily Edition are listed with per line charges and time-based options. Payment expected on first call or at the office, with receipts issued to prevent double billing, out of town ads require cash in advance and must be confined to the rate table.
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Das
Ada
Patro
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Prev. Close
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Whee
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MR. Merzlhant
Packer Hog Market
Consolidated
Bridghton Bldg
Times-Enterprise
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Ene Gels
Whiddon
Automotive
Thomasville Iron & Metal Co
M. Ellis
North Stevens Street
Robison Holwe. Co
W. M. Parker
Upchurch Bldg
Vann’s Transfer and Storage Co
Georgia Mutual Hospitalization Service
Troy Johnson
Sam
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Charleston
Call
Doris Mitchell Beauty Shop
Bracey Lumber Co
Ochlocknea
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Victory Lunch
Imp. Co
Porto -Ri
Wil Butit
Tuck Imp. Co
Tuck Implement Co
Tom
Berali
Métis Ga
Storg
Dnde
Geo. L. Duren
F. P. Guiledg
N. Spair St
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S. Love
Ton Road
Steve M. Watkins
Tallahags
Torneo Cc
W. McKinnon
Income & Estate
W. Lewis Wilson
Ron Sanus
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