Patton in Boston Seeks Pacific War Fight Ambition
General George S. Patton Jr returns to the United States and tells reporters he sincerely hopes he fights the Japanese as he receives a hero’s welcome in Boston. He flies from Bedford to Los Angeles with Mrs Patton, expressing ambition to reach the Pacific.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
George S. Patton, Jr
Bedford
Los Angeles
Third Army
United States
Europe
Patton
Pacific
Thomas F. Sullivan
Paris
Newfoundland
Bedford Airport
Charles River
Mystery cloaking facts in death of Albert Langford
New York June 8 AP investigators probe the death of Albert Langford a 63 year old textile executive shot in the Park Avenue vestibule. The DA reports the widow Marion Langford spent over 100000 to aid singer Fred Lawton who says he repaid most of the money and earned a percentage of club gross. A baroness and an Indian chief are named in the probe with a possible marriage promotion scheme involving Langford and Lawton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Albert E. Sangford
Fred Lawton
Langford
Park Avenue
Lawton
Marion Langford
Langfords
Gigg
Soldiers courtmartialed for abuse at Northport VA hospital
Testimony to a House committee described 15 soldiers courtmartialed and 13 convicted for abusing patients at Northport Mental Hospital New York. Seven civilian employees were fired or quit, with cases sent to the Brooklyn US attorney. The VA probe also cited potential criminal actions by five civilians, with no final action reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, June
Veterans Hospital
North Port
N. Y
House Committee
Veterans Administration
United States
Brooklyn
John H. Baird
Edward Odom
Rep
Kearney
R-N.y
House
Odom
Baird
Asault
Northport Mental Hospital
Veteran Administration
Post War Jobs for Veterans Conference Topic
Industrialists from six southern states meet with war manpower commission, American Legion and labor leaders in Atlanta to plan postwar employment. 81 additional U S employment service offices are planned for July in the region, to be staffed by returning veterans, contingent on federal funding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Industralists
War ‘Manpower Commission
American Legion
Organized Labor
Dillard Lassester
WMC
U. S. Employment Service
Georgia
South Carolina
Tennessee
Mississippi
Florida
Alabama
Lasseter
Washington
Ralph H. Lavers
Legion
Lavers
Okinawa battle toll climbs as U S reports 66324 Japanese dead
Allied updates say from April 1 to June 6 about 66 324 Japanese were killed on Okinawa amid heavy fighting. U S forces press the Oroku pocket with Maj. Gen. Pedro A Del Valle and Maj. Gen. Lemuel C Shepherd Jr leading Leathernecks and Marines toward Naha area as 7th and 96th divisions advance on surrounding positions.
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Okinawa
Fleet
Chester W. Nimitz
Domei
Tokyo
Imperial
Navy Department
U. S
Nimitz
Pedro A. del Valle
Oroku Peninsula
Lemuel C. Shepherd, Jr
Sixth Marine
Oroku
Shepherd
Gushi
Naha Airfield
James L. Bradley
96Th Infantry
Archibaldv. Arnold
Yaeju-Dake Heights
Little O Island
Minatoga Cove
Chine Peninsula
New York Stocks Rally Moderately Amid Mixed Results
The market showed selective recovery with leaders fluctuating. gains up to two points were seen while many ended lower. Around 1.7 million shares traded, rail bonds rose, and Chicago wheat and cotton edged higher late. listed names include Anaconda, Bethlehem Steel, Du Pont, General Electric, Goodyear, IBM, Macy, and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Chicago
WANTS NOW ON PLAN FOR COMPULSORY MILITARY TRAINING
Washington reports the American Civil Liberties Union urged postponing peacetime draft action until after the war. Ernest Angell said postponement would not hurt national defense and reflected the union’s view. Dr. Compton and Mrs. Johnson also urged delaying action while arguing for a strong but measured program.
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Washington
American Civil Liberties Union Today
Ernest Angell
New York
Union
House
United States
Angell
Karl T. Compton
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Cambridge
Mass
Thomasina Johnson
Council of Public Affairs
Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority
Compton
House Committee
Attak
Hitler
Mussolini
Hirohito
Weather Outlook For Thomasville Georgia June 8 1945
Partly cloudy and warm today through Saturday. Observation at 8 am local time reports a high yesterday and a low over the last 24 hours. May totals show light rainfall with a small amount recorded thus far this month. Normal rainfall for June is noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. Department OF Agriculture
Thomasville
Markets at a Glance Highlights Day in New York Trading
Stocks were higher led by rails amid selective gains. Bonds moved irregularly while rails stayed in demand. Cotton and wheat firm on mill buying and short covering. Corn steady to firm with light trade. Rye strong on short covering. Hogs active and steady. Cattle uneven with declines up to 25 cents. top for choice fed heifers reached $17.00, top for steers $14.75.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Packer Hog Market Report From Thomasville Georgia
Hog receipts total 500 at eight major packing plants in Georgia Florida and Alabama. Quotations unchanged with bulk medium to choice barrows 130 pounds and up around 14.25 to 14.35 per hundredweight. 130-150 pounders down to 13.50 and less. 110-130 pounds 12.00 to 14.00. 30-310 pounds 11.50 to 13.50. Sows 250-270 pounds 13.60 to 13.60, smooth sows 13.50 to 13.60. A few hard barrows 130 pounds up to 14.35.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
WEA
St. Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Grain price quotes from Chicago market report
Wheat closes at No 2 red 1.79 and No 2 hard 1.76. Corn No 5 yellow 1.15 percent sample grade 1.1134. Oats No 1 mixed 70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Turpentine and Rosin Market Report With Prices
Savannah market report shows offerings and sales for turpentine at 56 units, receipts 2 800, shipments 137, stocks 6 095. Rosin offerings and sales 99, receipts 1635, shipments 126, stocks 3 7185. Quote unchanged at ceiling prices.
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Savannah
Rosin
Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Report
Chicago June 8 butter receipts 664 176 firm market unchanged eggs receipts 18 631 firm market unchanged.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
Chicago Livestock Market Report June 8
Salable hogs 4 000 of 9 000 active and steady with 140 lb barrows at 14.75 ceiling and sows at 14 00. Cattle and calves total 1 800 with a clean-up market and uneven steady to 25 cents lower. best steer price not shown, bulk beef cattle 10.00 13.00, top fed heifers 17.00, sausage bulls 11.00 12.75, beef bulls 13.50 15.00, shippers narrow demand. dealers 16.00 and down.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Cotton futures rise on Senate opposition to OPA policy
New York June 8 Senate opposition to OPA price controls and hopes the cotton purchase program continues pushed cotton futures to new seasonal highs. Active mill and outside buyers met profit taking and hedging as prices rose 5 to 55 cents a bale. July 23.04 Oct 2.75 Dec 22.70.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Senate
Argentine minister warns NY reporter of possible dangers
New York Times correspondent Arnaldo Cortesi was warned by Argentine Interior Minister Admiral Tessaire not to be surprised by events after a dispatch accusing the Farrell-Peron government of denying freedoms. Cortesi cited a campaign of intimidation, censorship, army occupation, searches for arms, revolver-toting police, and incidents of machinegunning and disappearances in Buenos Aires.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
New York Times
Buenos Aires
Arnaldo Cortesi
Alberto Tessaire
Cortesi
Farrell-Perone
Tessaire
Argentina
Germany
Japan
Italy
Bueno Aires
Classified Advertising Rates From Out of Town Patrons
Ad patrons must pay cash and rates are estimates. The Times Enterprise sets daily edition ads in 8 point type, with one line per rate and per time. Minimum order seven lines, 4% words counted, monthly and per line rates listed with multiple sizes and time gates. Ads taken over phone 12.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Telehone
Times-Enterprise
Aml
Weasus
Phone Numbers You Should Know City Services
City listings show key numbers for Thomas Wiles Police Fire Light Plant City Manager Clerk and Treas Sheriff Ambulance Archbold Hospital State Patrol Post Office and other local service contacts. The text provides multiple short codes and phone digits to reach each department or facility.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
City OF Thomas Wiles
Treas
Sheriff's Office
Whiddon
Archbold Hospital
State Patrol
Misrepresentation Claim In Georgia Power Row
Floyd countys Rep A D Littlejohn says facts were misrepresented to Gov Ellis Arnall about J J McDonough a Georgia Power vice president in Rome involved in the gubernatorial succession fight. Arnall accused the company of opposing the proposed term limit amendment and McDonoughs name appeared in the exchange with Arkwright.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rome
A. D. Littlejohn
Floyd County
Ellis Arnall
J. J. McDonough
Georgia Power Company
Tayken
Arnall
Littlejohn
Jack
Urge Postponement of Peacetime Draft Legislation
Washington June 8 The Senate Finance Committee struck from the Reciprocal Trade Agreement extension bill the pay authority to cut tariff rates an additional .50 per cent and then reported the bill favorably. The vote on the vital amendment was 10 to 9 with seven Republican and three Democratic members for it. Eight Democrats and Senator LaPoliette Prog Wis voted against.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Lapoliette
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Albert Langford
Northport
Rogers
R-Mass
Rankin
D-Miss
Vursell
R-Ii
American Veterans Committee
Omar N. Bradley
Frank ‘I’. Hines
Louis Wicher
Maryland
Upebureh Bldg
J. Russell Griner
Georgis
NEW York Stock Letter
al Chem & Dye
T & Sf
Ad Refining
Beth Steel Columbia G & & Corn
du Pont
Goodyear T & R
Graham Paige
Lig & Myers
Louis & Nash Murray Corp
Penn’r R
Iteading Co
Reynolds Toh
Sears Roebuck
Sou
Studebaker Corp
Tex Pac
C & O Union Pac
US Steel
Amn Smelt & Rat & VY Uw
Amn Woolen Arm & Co
Atl Coast Line
Chrysler Corp
Cru Steel Erie RR
Gen Motors
Hupp
Packer Hog Market
Chicago Cash Grain
Savannah Turpestine
W. Lewis Wilson Certified Public Accountant
Williams Bidg
Ace
Cnmewmmeoes
M. J
Care Times
D. C
Anderson
W. Jackson St
City
Care Times-Enterprise
Earl E. Hyde
RFD
National Fire Organization
c/o Times-Enterprise
P. O
W. Lewis Wilson
William Clements
Tuck Imp. ‘Co
P. Tuck Imp. Co
M. Sampson
East Jackson St
Cut Rate Auto Parts Co
Tuck Imp. Co
Call
Cecil St
City Fruit Co
W. Jax
Harris Electric Co
Fairbanks
Morse Make
Baby Carriage and Cradle
Leonard Rollins
R. B. O’quinn
Rosenberg’s Dept
Automotive
O.P.A
W. F. Welch
Cairo
Rt. 3
Master Chevrolet
Simpson
Finney General’ Fire Dept
Clark’s
Auto Court
No. 20
Tallahassee
Fla
Wm. D. Hart
Camp Gordon Johnston
M. L. Simmons Plumbing
W. Clay St
Rose City Mattress Shop
Gilbert Hotel
Madison
Jackson Street
Transfer & Storage
Vann Transfer & Storage Co
Troy Johnson
Norfleet
Jackson Bluff Road
R. H. Horton
Tesco Hotel
Ilearn
Annie Houston
Cook
Steve M. Watkins
3Rd Ave
Albany, Ga
Gov. Arnall
Lares
Scott
Brighton Bldg
Fuune
twoePr
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