Marshall warns China of civil war in China
General George C. Marshall urged the Chinese to avoid hatred and a descent into civil war on Memorial Day in Nanking. He warned that without unity the two sides, the Chinese communists and Chiang Kai-shek's nationalist government, could fight to a finish amid shifting power and foreign influence.
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Marshall
China
MacKenzie
George C. Marshall
America
Airgrave
Nanking
Chiang Kai-Shek
Associated Press
Spencer Davis
New York
Manchuria
Chiang
Tain
Moscow
Chou En-Lei
Chungking
Aso
Numerou
Chians
Chiang Kai- Shek
Belmont Park Belmont Stakes set to decide Triple Crown fate
New York June 1 AP Belmont Stakes opens at Belmont Park with betting to favor assault in the third leg of the Triple Crown. If favored wins, celebrations expected on sidewalks tonight with "Deep in the Heart of Texas" heard in streets.
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New York
Belmont Park
Texas
Markets at a Glance and Grain Movements
New York stocks and bonds closed. Cotton up as price fixed against future textile orders. Chicago wheat and corn hold ceilings. Quotation greens show strong short covering. Hogs and cattle steady at near unchanged levels as market action quiets. Negative notes not shown.
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Chicago
Southeastern Area Cattle Reports from Thomasville Ga
Receipts rise as producers market inferior cattle before grass season. Low grade cattle sold at easier prices with some 50 cents or more lower than last week. Calves strong. killers active on medium grade grassers. cattle and calves totals for the first three days modestly larger than last week and year-ago period.
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Thomasville
USDA
Fieni Prieux
Dumynd
Southeastern
Florida
Chicago Stockyards Report Mixed Hogs Cattle Prices Edge Higher
A few hundred head of hogs cattle and sheep arrived at the Chicago stockyards with prices largely steady. Hogs top quoted at 14.35 while heavy steers sold near the 14.00 ceiling and fed steers and yearlings hovered around the 17.05 record level.
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Chicago
New Row
Nowsby
New York Cotton Futures Close Higher On July Tie In
New York June 1 AP Cotton futures rose late to finish 16 to 65 cents a bale higher as July orders and mill pricing influence strengthened the market. Early trading was range bound while traders awaited Washington price control developments.
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New York
Washington
New Orleans Cotton Futures Rise on Short Covering Weather
New Orleans June 1 AP Cotton futures advanced on weekend short covering and weather reports. Closing prices steady to 50 cents higher with gains led by Dec and May contracts. Spot cotton closed 50 cents higher at 28.50 to 28.61 area, receipts and stocks listed, regional market averages show 28.05 cents per pound mid is 14/16 inch fiber.
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New Orleans
Owen High
Butter And Eggs Markets Nominally Steady In Chicago
Chicago June 1 spot butter and eggs markets were nominally unchanged as receipts were not available.
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Chicago
Grain Prices In Chicago Market Report
Chicago prices show corn at No 2 Yellow 1.44 and No 3 Yellow 1.4344. Wheat standings list No 2 Red and No 2 Hard at 1.97 with ceilings noted.
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Chicago
U S Doughnuts Quits Reign in Europe
Paris June 1 AP The era of the American doughnut is ending in liberated Europe. The Red Cross says it served 450 million doughnuts and 200 million cups of coffee since invasion and will wind down its hospitality work. The Columbia Club in Paris closed last night as 22 000 soldiers per week used its facilities over four months.
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Paris
Europe
Red Cross
Columbia Club
U. S
le Havre
Reims
Namur
Belgium
Dorothy Williger
Paris Club
Classified Ad Rates and Payment Procedures
Classified ads accepted by telephone with payment at Times-Enterprise office. Out of town ads require cash. Rates shown per line by time blocks, with discounts for multiple insertions. Ads must be in by 12 o clock for daily appearance. Times-Enterprise not liable for more than one incorrect insertion.
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Times-Interprise
Times-enterprise
French Elections to Show Strength of Communists
Paris reports that postwar Communist strength in France will be tested in the empire wide vote to elect a 586 member constituent assembly. The campaign centers on the American loan and socialist charges the party follows Soviet policy. More than 20 million voters participate in selecting a new constitution, after a June 5 referendum defeat of the prior unicameral plan.
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Paris
France
Bcan
Leon Blum
Washington
Thirteen Fillies Face Will Rogers Handicap at Hollywood Park
Inglewood Calif June 1 AP thirteen thoroughbreds face the barrier in the Will Rogers handicap worth twenty three thousand dollars over seven furlongs. Burra Sahib and Enfilade riding blue and brown silks of the Whitney stable are overnight favorites after Honeymoon fails to enter.
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Inglewood
Calif
Will Rogers
Hollywood Park
Enfilade
C. V. Whitney
White Star
Radar first used on U.S. Navy ship in 1938
The radar system was employed experimentally aboard a U.S. Navy vessel in 1938 with the battleship New York credited as the first naval ship to use radar.
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U. S. Navy
New York
Radios and batteries for sale in Ochlocknee area
New radios and batteries offered by W. J. Jackson six miles north of Thomasville on the Ochlocknee Highway. Phone 232 1 1 to arrange purchase.
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W. J. Jackson
Ochlocanee Road
Thomasville
Ochlocknee Highway
Walter
Pittman
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Belmont
By Sid Feder
Southeastern Area Cattle Reports
Chigagg
Atlanta
Buckiece
Chicago Grain Table
Tel Svgim
Jiy
Jly
Nev Aue
Chicago Cash Grain
U.S
REIGN
Ea Bee
Brighton
Sheriff's Office
Whidd Archbold Hospital
State Patrol Post Office
Stradham Tile CO
Bilner St
Conrad
South Broad _Street
Tom N. Dollar
Smith Ave
City
Georgia Mutual
Nell Hopking
Mgr
May
Moultrie Road
Norman Stegall
Georgia
Thomasville Furniture Co
Flumbing
M. L. Simmons Plumbing
W. Clay St
Transfor & Storage
Vann Transfer & Storage Co
Busy Bee Co
W. Jackson St
Troy Johnson
N. Madison
Rose City Tea Room
East Jackson Street
James Gribben Inc
Truck For Hire
R. Wooten
Care Smith Tire Co
Automotive
Faulk
Chevrolet Co
Thome Sville Motors, Inc
Plymouth
DeSoto
Cut Rate Auto Parts Co
Griffin Top & Body
Barnes Brothers Garage
Blackshear St
J. C. Pittman
Waterman
Robison Stationery CO
E-Z
Tuck Imp. Co
Ferguson Hardware Co
Marquette Electric
Florence
Eureka
General
Emerson Radio
E. Calhoun St
Gordon Avenue
Gurley Mountain Transit
E. J. Singletary
Ochlocknee, Ga
Thomasville Ice & Mfc. Co
East Side Grocery and Market
J. H. Harris
McCormick-Deering Combine
B. C. Gibson
Steve M. Watkins
OPA
Tuck Implemen Co
Rosolio
Parker
J. N. Rosolio
New Zeland
Algo
Pat White
A. Chapin
Boston R. F. Dye
Tuck Imp. _Co
Tuck. Imp. Co
S. C. Davis Grocery & Market
W. Jackson
W. D. Reaves
Ordent Now
Fruit. Co
W. Jax
Bob. Robertson's
Jackson
Peoples Real Estate
R. Woodwin
West
Jackson Sr
P. A
Russell Dickey
Times- Enterprise
Alance
Walter C. Pittman
Salw—Triangle
Gordon and South Streets
Steyerman
N. Broad Corner
W.M. Barker
Agt
East Side
W.' M. Parker
LOST
Broad Street
Noah Stegall
van Dyke
Norman F. Williamson
Ridgecrest
Quitman
J. H. Russell
Smith
Dolly
Griner Stant
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