Submarine Ramage’s lone attack sinks Japanese convoy
Pearl Harbor June 6 Commander Lawson P Ramage commands a single submarine to pierce escort ships and fire 19 torpedoes in 48 minutes scoring 15 hits. The Zero survives, Ramage earns the Medal of Honor and his patrols rank as a standout feat.
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Marlin Spencer
Pearl Harbor
Lawson P. Ramage
Ramage
New London
Zero
W. W. McCrory
Carlisle
J. M. Holloran
Mars
Holloran
McCrory
Formosa
Chinese Communists Infiltrate Areas Vacated By Japs
Reports from Chungking indicate Chinese Communist forces from the north are infiltrating toward Shanghai and Changsha in central China in case the Japanese withdraw. Fears are raised of clashes between government troops and Communists as regulars move into areas they control.
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Chungking
Shanghai
Changsha
China
One Killed In Rioting In Cuba Over Meat Plan
A government meat distribution plan triggered a mass protest in Havana. Police used tear gas to break up clashes outside the Presidential Palace, killing a youth and injuring several others among about 12 000 demonstrators and dealers.
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Cuba
Havana
Niemoeller Suspects Hitler Fled By U Boat To Japan
Naples June 6 AP Reverend Martin Niemoeller a leading anti Nazi Protestant and displaced person after eight years in prison camps says Hitler may have tried to escape by U boat to Japan under the cover of the death announcement He would not believe Hitler is dead without a reliable witness and notes Germans may be cautious but capable of living under democracy Niemoeller expresses political detachment from Nazism and says he holds esteem for many communists.
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George Palmer
Naples
Germany
Martin Niemoeller
Hitler
Japan
Berlin
Siemoeller
Reison
Niemoeller
Judgment Affirmed in Hagler Truck Co v AAA Highway
The Georgia Court of Appeals affirmed a $2 065 85 judgment for Hagler Truck Company against AAA Highway Express Company Richmond Superior Court. Hagler claimed a oral contract for hauling with 75 percent of revenue. AAA argued 15 cents per mile on a weight basis. The court allowed evidence of custom as deviation.
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Atlanta
Georgia Court of Appeals Today
Richmond
Hagler Truck Company
AAA Highway Express Company, Incorporated
Hagler Company
AAA
Court of Appeals
Truman Day Planned at Gainesville Georgia
Invitations have been extended to President Truman and Postmaster General Hannegan along with Georgia’s congressional delegation to attend a Truman Day celebration in Gainesville on July Fourth. The plan was announced by Edgar B. Dunlap, committee chairman, detailing a ripple of planning meetings and invited dignitaries.
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Gainesville
Truman
Robert Hannegan
Georgia
Edgar B. Dunlap
Invi
Half Million Dollar Fire Destroys Waycross Freight House
In Waycross Georgia on June 6 a fire of undetermined origin destroyed the Atlantic Coast Line freight house and 32 loaded freight cars. Damage is unofficially set at a half million dollars. Livestock escaped the yard, with 60 head of cattle chickens and hogs roaming the streets as crews battled outages and explosions.
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Waycross
Atlantic Coast Line
Joint Hall County and Gainesville Commissioners Meeting
Officials from Hall County and Gainesville held a joint meeting yesterday to discuss extending fairs and events. Tentative plans include horse races a baseball game an air show and other forms of entertainment for the community.
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Hall County Commissioners
Gainesville
Stocks Fall Sharply as Aviation and Rail Shares Lead Decline
New York stocks slipped in heavy trading on June 6 with declines exceeding two points in select aircraft, rail, and specialty issues. Despite optimism over replacement demand for domestic and foreign firms, selling intensified after the fourth hour. About 1.5 million shares changed hands for the day.
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New York
Four power declaration on Germany alters terms after Soviet objection
London dispatches report Gen. Eisenhower returning to Frankfurt after signing a four power declaration defining supreme authority in Germany. Key clash arose over article 10 about nationals and property in Germany, leading to its removal amid Soviet reservations and allied discussions on future council headquarters.
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London
London Star
Montgomery
Berlin
Germany
Eisenhower
Frankfurt
Reich
Gregory Zhukov
Soviet Union
Russia
Japan
William Murphy
U. S
William Strang
Foreign Office
Markets at a Glance and Commodities Snapshot
New York stocks lower on selling, bonds mixed with rail supply, and a quiet favorable weather report from CorTon. Chicago wheat weak with hedging and liquidation by commission houses. corn steady to easy, rye easy to weak amid long liquidation. Winnipeg markets softer overall. Hog futures steady, top cattle mostly 15 to 25 cents lower in a slow market. top price $17.90.
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New York S
Corton
Chicago
Winnipeg
Packer Hog Market Report From Thomasville Georgia
Hog receipts total 600 across eight major racking plants in South Georgia and surrounding states. Prices mostly steady with composite quotes for 130 lb to 150 lb barrows and gilts around 14.25 to 14.35, lighter 130 to 150 pounders down to about 13.50, 270 pound sows near 14.00, and 110 to 180 pound pigs 12.00 to 14.00. Heavier 250 to 270 pound sows range 12.50 to 13.60 with some hard barrow and gilt lots at 14.25 to 14.35.
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Thomasville
WFA
Georgia
Noorida
Southeastern
Alabama
Aogs
Chicago Livestock and Grain and Cotton Market Update
Salable hogs 5 000 to 11 000 head, barrows and gilts steady at 140 lb, sows 14.00. Cattle 18 000 salable, steers 17.75 to 17.90 top, calves 700, bulls firm, beef cows weak. Wheat No 2 red 1.79, No 2 hard 1.76, corn yellow 1.15, oats No 1 mixed 0.79. Cotton futures mixed on prize control talk, July 22.97, Oct 22.64, Dec 22.54.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Roundup
Chicago June 6 butter firm receipts 800275 market unchanged. Eggs receipts 19174 firm market unchanged.
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Chicago
Ees
Turpentine and Rosin Market Snapshot in Savannah
Savannah market report shows Turpentine at 161 sales 8 050 receipts 123 shipments two stocks 6301. Rosin offerings and sales 127 receipts 50 shipments none stocks. Unchanged at ceiling prices.
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Savannah Turpestine
Savannah
White House flooded with mail amid Truman era surge
Washington June 6 AP reports the White House mail is snowed under with unprecedented volume. Press Secretary Charles G Ross says the inflow remains strong and largely congratulatory, with Maurice Latta noting an unmatched return since Truman became president.
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Washington
White House
Charles G. Ross
Ross
Maurice Latta
Truman
Roosevelt
Jackson report on war crimes trial plans to be released
Washington June 6 AP Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson will submit a written report on plans to try major war criminals to President Truman late today. Secretary Charles G. Ross said the report will be made public tomorrow after the President's 4 p.m. ET news conference.
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Jackson
Washington
Supreme Court
Robert H. Jackson
Truman
Charles G. Ross
Incomplete quote on price ceilings and control
A fragment discusses continuing policy and argues for removing ceilings if the situation persists, while suggesting a fair ceiling could be better. The speaker favors a revised approach to price controls given current conditions.
Classified Ad Rates for Daily Edition in Times Enterprise
Advertisers may place telephone ads from the Times Enterprise office with payment receipts required. Out of town patrons must send cash. Rates for 8 pt and 10 pt types vary by line, time, and monthly plans with minimum 7 lines. Ads due by 12 o'clock on the day of publication.
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Times-Enterprise
The
Monty
Elletree
Classified Ad Policy Note in Times-Enterprise
A brief policy notice states that the Times-Enterprise will not be responsible for more than one incorrect insertion and directs readers to report any errors in classified ads. It mentions ads taken over the phone with a local contact.
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Times-Enterprise
Phone numbers you should know
Sheriff office 686 Ambulance Whiddons 75 Archbold Hospital 897 State Patrol Post Office 192 778 Central missing digits indicate partial OCR lines.
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Sheriff's Office
Whiddon’s
Archbold Hospital
State Patrol
Beheading of Missionary Group Shocks Panay Convention
An account details a brutal beheading on Panay after a Baptist convention, listing Miss Signe Erickson, Dr. Frederick Meyers, Mrs Meyers, Jane Addams, Rev Erle Rounds, and families including Douglas, and U S Army engineer Mark W Clardy with his wife and two sons. The gruesome scene followed the execution of eight, with family heads detached from bodies as the Japanese departed.
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Missionary
The
Signe Erickson
Missionary Training School
Frederck Meyers
Immanuel Hospital
Capiz
Meyers
Jane Addams
Erle Rounds
Convention of Baptist Churches
Panay
Douglas
Mark W. Clardy
U. S. Army
Arizona
Johnny
Terry
Covell
Huana
Synthetic sapphires fuel war instrument production
Synthetic sapphires play a key role in manufacturing precision instruments for military use, enabling higher accuracy and reliability in critical wartime systems. The material’s properties support optics and components essential to navigation guidance and targeting.
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Telehone
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KESY
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North
Madison
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Transfer & Storage
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Troy Johnson
Norfleet
K. Jackson
Bluff Road
Tallahassee
Fla
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S. Broad St
Tesco Hotel
Anderson
W. Jackson St
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National Fire Organization
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Tinued
Smith Ave
Amoco
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R. J. Simpson
Ochlocknee, Rt
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Hwa Mae ‘Posey
Jefferson St
Mollis
Finney
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Marie Chastain
Ernest Mcmillan
Coolidge Road
F. Powell
Coolidge
RFD
William Clements
Tuck Imp. ‘Co
Rosenberg’s Dept
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H. H. Payne
Silex
Dodson Furniture Co
Qchlocknee
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City Fruit Co
M. Sampson, Sr
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Cut Rate Auto Parts Co
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