Bainbridge Clubs Hold Meetings During War Era
Bainbridge Ga June report notes the Bainbridge chapter of the American Association of University Women meets at the Stephen Decatur Hotel with seven members and two guests. officers named T L Metcalf president D R Simmons vice president Gilbert Gragg secretary and John Gragg treasurer. Dr M D Collins addresses Bainbridge Rotary and Lions clubs urging strong public education during the war, with visitors named from Atlanta Norman Park Dalton Clarksville Tenn Attapulgus and Faceville.
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Bainbridge
American Association of University Women
wWab
Stephen Decatur
Ruth Wheat
D. R. Simmons
John Gragg
Gilbert Grage
Bradley Bridges
J. B. Humphrey
EK. J. Perry
T. L. Metcalf
Gilbert Gragg
M. D. Collins
Bainbridge Rotary Club
Gilbert Hotel
Bainbridge Lions Club
Collins
Andrew Avery
Decatur County
A. B. Conger
Colins
America
C. S Hubvard
Atlanta
Norman Park
Cliff Hale
Dalton
Allan O'Neal
Clarkeville
Tenn
Frank Battles, Sr
R. T. Pope
J. T. Lasile
Attapulgus
George Howell
Faceville
Bainbridge Legion Auxiliary elects officers for year
Bainbridge American Legion Auxiliary held the last summer meeting at the home of Mrs. M. E. Flowers. Officers for the year named include Re L. Rich as president with Gus Rich as first vice president and George Sweeney as second vice president. The group planned flag day program and a drive to collect old hose for Veterans' Hospital rugs.
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Bainbridge
Bainbridge American Legion Auxiliary
M. E. Flowers
Veterans’ Hospital
Augusta
W. H. Chalfant
Office of Civilian Defense
B. W. Hlarrell
Gus Rich
Re L. Rich
George Sweeney
B. W. Cox
B. W. Harrell
M. F. Flowers
H. 5. Archer
Katherine Wimberley
Allied push deepens in Italy as Germans retreat from Rome area
Allied forces under Lt Gen Mark W Clark advance from Rome into Lake Bracciano, Caprarola, Sutri, and Bracciano, with German units withdrawing northward to avoid encirclement. Prisoners include members of the 20th Luftwaffe field division as Eighth and Fifth Armies push along the Adriatic and Tyrrhenian fronts.
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Caprarola
Rome
Lake di Vico
Viterbo
Civitavecchia
Tarquinia
Tyrrhenian
Lake Bracciano
Luftwaffe
Italy
Denmark
Hermann Goering
Adriatic
Crecchio
Eighth Army
Tollo
Chieti
Bracciano
Sutri
Lake
Tiber
New York Stocks Show Mixed Day on June Market
New York trading mixed with rails recovering while oils and liquors gained unevenly. Several issues drifted into negative territory at times. motor stocks fluctuated with Willys-Overland peaking, volume around 500000 shares, and overall market volatility reflected across rail, steel, and consumer groups.
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New York
Brazilian educator warns of worsening U S Latin relations
Frederick Md June 3 AP Brazilian educator Dr Hernano Tavares de Sa special adviser to the coordinator of international affair in Washington said relations between the United States and Latin American countries had deteriorated for months and had been kept out of the press. He spoke at the International Education Assembly amid a discussion on Argentina attending the next meeting. The Brazilan representative on leave from the University of Sao Paulo blamed the deterioration on political economic and personal conduct.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
University of Sao Paulo
Oldest U.S. Geographical Society Formed in New York
The American Geographical Society of New York, organized in 1552, stands as the oldest geographical society in the United States. It has a long history of exploration, mapping, and scholarly work advancing geography.
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The
American Geographical Society of
New York
Geographical Society
U. S
Strife at Wright Plant Mirrors UMWA CIO Clash
Strikes at Wright Aeronautical Corporation near Cincinnati resolved as workers returned after a four day stoppage tied to race integration and union tensions. Army and CIO officials blamed district 50 organizers while production neared normal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cincinnati
Wright Aeronautical Corporation
George K. Strong
Army Air Forces Central District
Detroit
George Addest
Cleveland
United Automobile Workers
CIO
John L. Lewis
District 50
United Mine Workers
UMWA
Addes
Indianapolis
Lewis
War Manpower Commission
Ohio
Packer Market Report From Thomasville Georgia Area
Market report from Thomasville and Southeast packing points notes stable hog prices across weight classes. Good to Choice hogs 80 to 270 pounds quoted at 5.00 to 12.75 per cwt with several price bands, sows 180 to 270 pounds at 10.25 to 10.75 and heavy hogs selling near 13.365 per head in some plants.
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Thomasville
Exco
Geporeda
Florida
Alabama
Jong
Chicago Livestock Quotes Mixed as Hogs Sell Slow
Hogs 8 009 salable with around 15 000 unsold at Chicago market on June 9 with weights 180 270 and 280 330 pounds trading mostly 12.00 to 12.15 and 11.60 to 12.15 for heavier runs. cattle and calves show undertone steady on well finished but weak on others. cows 6.50 to 7.25 for canners. bulls 11.00 to 12.25, weights heavy sausage offerings to 12.60.
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Chicago
WEA
Moultrie Hog Market Steady as Prices Hold
Moultrie Georgia dealers report a steady hog market on June 4 with No 1 hogs 180 to 270 lbs selling around 9.78 per cwt. Heavies 270 to 300 lbs and extra heavies 300 lbs up offered. Smaller classes ranged from 5.50 to 6.75 per cwt for lighter weights.
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Moultrie
Moulttie
Turpentine and Rosin Market Report Cites Mixed Offerings
Savannah market notes show Junet-Turpentine at 77 percent with 45 offerings and 2 230 receipts, 54 shipments. Rosin lists offerings and sales with receipts 125 shipments 40 stocks 12 308, quotes for various grades range from 4.74 to 6.10 with multiple letter designations and agents.
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Savannah
Chicago Potatoes Market Report Declines in California Demand
Chicago stock potatoes arrivals 143 on track 221 total 0.8 shipments 1017 supplies moderate. California demand slow, market weaker. southern demand moderate, market firm for best quality. Louisiana bliss triumphs U.5 No. V price 3.80 to 4.25.
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Chicago
WEFA
California
Lousiana Bliss
New York Cotton Market Ends Higher on Bankhead Prices
In New York on June 9 trading, local covering and mill buying pushed cotton futures to near day’s highs. Gains ranged from 15 to 45 cents a bale as reports signal growing support for the Bankhead amendment to raise textile prices.
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New York
Classified Ad Rates At Times Enterprise Detailing Instructions
The Times Enterprise lists telephone ad acceptance with prepayment rules for in town and out of town patrons. It details rate structures by line and insertions, minimum orders, and deadlines, plus art class notices and a house for sale listing with contact info.
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Times-Enterprise
Phone numbers you should know in Thomasville city services
City listings show police and fire numbers, light plant, city manager, clerk treasurer, sheriff, ambulance, Archbold Hospital, state patrol and post office contacts. Several entries include partial digits. the overall page compiles essential municipal numbers for residents.
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Thomasville
Treas
Sheriff's Office Ambulance
Whiddon’ S
Archbold Hospital
Post Office
For Sale Items in 1920s Local Ads
Several used items offered including a Model 29 GMC truck, a 1949 Plymouth sedan with radio and heater, an Indian motorcycle, and a semi trailer. Ads note locations Boston Ga, Holland's Service Station at 240 W Jackson, and Eltis Service Station Jackson and Madison, with prices or negotiable terms.
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Boston
N. FE
Griney
Plymouth
Eltis
Jackson
Madison Streets
Cotton futures ease amid war developments and price controls
New Orleans cotton markets show an easy tone as liquidation continues and trading is quiet pending war developments and price control legislation. July to December contracts adjust with July at 21.09, Oct 20.37, Dec 20.15, while labor disputes and taxicab strike actions affect related industries and transport.
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New Orleans
Commission House
Legislate
Chairs Repaired and Called at Madison Street Address
A local note records chairs repaired and a call made to Troy Johnson described as colored blind, located at 1105 North Madison Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Johnson
Madison
Body of Boy 13 Recovered From Atlanta Lake
The body of Robert West aged 23, son of Captain and Mrs. Stanton West, was found today in the Mast Lake Country Club pool. He had been missing since last night while a guest at a swimming party hosted by Col and Mrs Edward Olson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atlanta
Robert West
Stanton GL. West
Mast Lake Country Club
Young West
Edward Olson
Rochester
N. Y
Washington
Allied air and sea bombardment intensifies near Cherbourg
Allied warships bombarded the Cherbourg coast as fighting continued west of the peninsula. A rail yard at Fougeres was hit, smoke rose 2,000 feet, and Mosquito squadrons targeted railways bridges and camps. Lisieux Argentan were reported well alight, Caen observed heavy artillery activity, and over 27,000 Allied sorties had been flown since the invasion began. A six ton factory-buster bomb struck a railroad cut near Saumur, hindering German reinforcements.
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Civitavecchia
Italy
Pola
Trieste
Axis
Yugoslavia
Mediterranean Army Air Force
Daniel DeLuce
Fifth Army
Rome
Anzio
Tarquinia
DeLuce
California
Cherbourg
Fougeres
Rall
Lisieux
Argentan
Caen
Almed Alre
Saumur
Johannes Blaskowitz
France
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Bainbridge Legion Auxiliary
Monterotondo
Oliver Leese
Monteprotondo
Agosta
Palombara-Sabina
Tivoli
Civitella Rovero
Avetanno
Victor Khubank
Allfegd Strb Co
O. Am Wad & Sts
Am Roll Mills Am Smelt & KK
Fel & ‘Tel Am Tob B
Atech Tel &Se
Atlas Corp
O. Bendix Avia
Th Steel
Anese
Ches & Ohio Chrysler
Coca Cola
Cmnwith & Su
Curtisa Wright
Adore
Louis & Nash
Monsante Mont Ward
Nat Bskt
Tubize
Raven UN Bag
Isut Ley
Taste Acraft du Pont Oo
el Pr & Lt
Gen Foods
Gen Motors Goodrich
Goodyear T & Rgreynound
Finason
Manville
Kennecott Paramount
Penchtala Pullman
Rep Steel
FILA
Reynolds Metals Co
Reynolds T-Boo
Saéisieehanie Des Cart
Swift & Co
LPF
Avia
Warner Bros West Uno
West Jin & Woolworth
Cat Ga
Bath Pvc
Moedbapee
Stmmona
Packer It Market
TIMES
Farroks
Timea-Enterprise
L. A. Mann Decorating Co
M. L. Simmong Plumbing
N. Madison St
Wood's Watch Rapidr Shop
Lee Wood, Jeweler
Jackson Street
Holland
Art Studio
Eigh School
Mary Atkinson
Troy Laundry and Cleaners
LQST
W. Jackson St
Woodrow Callahan
Campbell St
Herbert H. Blow
Neel’s
Sears-Roebuck Order
N. Broad Street
Mzekial
Virginia
Robert Carrie
Lilian
Robbie Scott
Tuck Imp. Co
Tack, Inp. Co
Harry
K. O
Ochlocknee
Thomasville Defense Homes, Inc
House
Hogue
Times ‘Enterprise
R. K. Sparks
S. Dawson St
John W. White
J. Goldberg
Tel
Gordon Ave
W. FL Macintyres
1. B. Edwards
Jersey
Guernsey
Clara Dupee
Jerger
Merchanedise
Sligothy
Bovis
SAN Cal Rane Affler Oo
Gale
Gomme
Steve M. Watkins
Boston Road
VOR
Rat Porta Rico
Tanglefoot
Rosenberg’s Dept
Morris Livestock Co
Cairo Road
City Limits
Security Feed Store
City Fruit Co
W. Jackson
D. L. Smith
Coolidge
Automotive
Thompson Foundry & Machine Co
Southern Motor and Air Service
Timken Roller Bearing Co
Canton
Obemester Glass Co
East St. Louis
Til
Passaic
N. J
Botany Worsted Mills
Portland
Ore
Warl Riley
Office of Defense Transportation
Lee
Floyd
Sinclair Fill Nt
W. M. Parker
Boy 13
Buatter
W. Lewis Wilson
Williams Bldg
Omasville, GA
Brighton
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