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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1940

Page

10

Norwegians flee to England as war needs pull allies apart

The Norwegian government and King Haakon reportedly fled to England while Allied support is curbed by war needs on the Western front. Roosevelt planned a major address at the University of Virginia on the European war. Britain denied loss of the Glorious despite German claims and ambassadorships in Moscow and London indicated shifts in diplomatic posts and possible axis moves.

Tromsoe Haakon England United States Roosevelt University of Virginia White House Germany Glorious North Sea Moscow Russia Japan Manchoukou Outer Mongolia London Joseph Stalin Paris New York

Six Fatal Highway Accidents Reported Across Georgia

The Associated Press reports six deaths from highway crashes in Georgia over the weekend. Victims include Van Peavey age 12 of Lawrenceville, Br. L. Reavis 23 and Pap Lunsford 29 of Dalton, Gainer 38 of Akron, Ohio, and Otis B. Butler of Eastman.

Associated Press Georgia van Peavey Lawrenceville Otis Peavey BR. L. Reavis Dalton Pap Lunsford GG. Gainer Akron Ohio Otis_B. Butler Eastman Cece Enrallee Peavey Buford

British Plane Carrier Glorious Sunk by Germans in North Sea

London reports the sinking of the 22,500 ton aircraft carrier Glorious and the 19,840 ton transport Orama by German forces. The loss likely includes destroyers Acasta and Ardent and tanker Oil Pioneer in northern waters. The Glorious sister ship to Courageous was torpedoed earlier in September.

London Britain Glorious Orama Acasta Ardent Courageous North Sea Gerious Royal Air Force Far East Acasia Pioneer

Tea saved for clean hands after peeling vegetables

A tip suggests dipping stained hands in luncheon tea and washing with warm water and soap. It recommends saving leftover tea in a jar near the sink for daily use to remove vegetable stains.

Switzerland Population and Language Overview

Switzerland has about 4.2 million residents and the principal language is German. The data highlights linguistic makeup and demographic size.

Switzerland

The Worlds most powerful microscopes magnify up to 100000 times

The article notes microscopes achieving up to 100000x magnification by using electron beams instead of traditional optical lenses. It highlights the shift from light to electron microscopy and the resulting detail levels. Entities include electrons and microscopes.

Stock Market Dips as War News Stuns Traders

New York stocks slide sharply on war developments with leaders posting losses in forenoon trading. Markets rally briefly as steel shares rebound but close mostly higher than session lows. Reports note Mussolini to address Italy and Allied moves, while global tensions drive volatility and mixed commodity futures.

Victor Eubank New York Germany von Guaris Norway Mussolini Ais Italhan Alfies BONDI Gopton Wall Street Comission House Boston Seine Chicago Clue Lite

Statue of Liberty Sentinel of Safety for War Refugees

New York June 10 The Statue of Liberty stands as sentinel of safety for war refugees as the President Roosevelt sails in with 723 aboard the President Roosevelt including 150 children from Galway Ireland. The Manhattan is expected to bring 1904 refugees from Genoa while the Washington plans to sail from a French port to collect others.

Statue OF Liberty Sentinel OF New York U. S President Roosevelt Galway Ireland Manhattan Genoa Italy Washington

Canadian House Votes War on Italy

Ottawa reports the Canadian House of Commons passed a declaration of war against Italy. The vote occurred in the evening session, marking Canada’s entry into hostilities abroad amid escalating global conflict.

Ottawa House of Common Italy

Southeastern Area Hog Market Report Shows Slow Trade

Thomasville Ga June 10 report from the Department of Agriculture notes combined receipts of hogs at Southeastern markets including Albany Columbus Moultrie Thom asville and Jacksonville totaling 621 head. Trade is very slow due to limited supplies with prices steady to weak and most quotes in the lower half of the range. Prices per hundred weight vary by weight class with figures such as 180 to 240 pounds 5.00 to 5.50. over 240 pounds 4.75 to FF. 130 to 180 pounds 4.25 to 4.70. 80 to 110 pounds 6.25 toBA. 75. 410 to 130 pounds 4.10 to 4.30. 240 pounds 4.00 to 4.50.

Thomasville Gan Dept. of Agring Calbany Columbus Moultrie Tiffon Gin Dotham Add Jacksonville

Chicago Livestock Prices and Market Summary

U S Dept of Agriculture reports Chicago livestock delivery with 17 000 salable hogs and 22 000 total. Hogs steady to 10 cents lower than Friday with good and choice weights mixed. Cattle 18 000 and calves 1 400. fat cattle and yearlings show higher prices and active demand with strong feeder and replacement cattle. Beefs mostly steady to higher with top weights around 11 25 for select steers and 10 50 to 10 79 for many loads. cows weak to steady and bulls steady to 7 25.

Chicago Livestock Chicago U. S. Dept

New York Cotton Prices Rally on War News

The New York cotton market rose as war declarations and Mussolini speech spurred buying. Prices firmed by about 8 to 9 points with July near 1.038 and March around 544, while futures fluctuated and closed mixed.

New York Mussolini Mayo

Cotton futures ease amid wartime calm in New Orleans

New Orleans on June 1 reports cotton futures steady with minor gains as trading fronts showed calm after Mussolini's war declaration. Prices closed up to three points higher with active contracts including July and December amid thin activity and firm spot demand.

New Orleans Kou Pe Coe Adesay S.46

Potatoes Move Mixed in Chicago Market Report

Chicago market notes show Alabiami Bliss triumphs U. S. No. 1 washed goods priced around 2.00 with 190 to 205 per 100 pound ranges and some sacks heated or spotted. Louis ana Bliss near 2.00 for washed sacks as conditions vary across grades.

Chicago I. SS Dept. Agr Alabiami Bliss Louisana Bliss

Chicago Cash Grain Review From June Wheat and Oats Prices

Grain prices ill described with No 1 yellow and No 3 bo wheat terms, Molly Gote-664 percent, No 1L white 67h, sample grade 144. Oats No 3 white 4545 moulding price 9-0, feed 40-4s sample grade 44.

Chicago Molly Gote

Turpentine market report from Savannah dated June 10

The Savannah turpentine market shows firm offerings and mixed receipts. Values quoted include MW at 3.70 and WO at 5.78, with notable stocks reported for Rosi firmt and Savanna h.

Savannah

Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Report Summary

Chicago dairy and eggs prices show steady movement June 1 with butter at 959833 and various grade and local receipts. Prices for creamery scores and egg grades are listed with numerous coded metrics and inventory notes.

Chicago

Poultry Prices Reported in Chicago Market

The Chicago poultry listing from June 10 shows live birds and weights for hens broilers ducks and turkeys. Prices range for hens leghorn roosters and colored varieties with weights from under four pounds to over fourteen pounds and boosters noted at ten percent.

Chicago Plymouth Rock White Rock 1814 Springs White Rock Boosters Roosters

Moultrie Hog Market Steady Prices Held At Top Range

Moultrie Georgia hog market reports a steady session with top prices at 4.70 to 5.00 for 240 Ibs and up. Prices for No 1 through No 5 hogs are listed by weight, with various ranges and a note on government bond closing figures in New York.

American Boy Killed in Air Raid

The state department reported eight year old Alfred Panl Ritter an American boy killed in an air bombing near Ulm Germany shortly after midnight June 4 He lived with his grandparents in Germany his mother Marie resided in Collingdale Pennsylvania His father was dead and this was reportedly the first American civilian fatality in the war known to date.

Washington Alfred Panl Ritter Klingenstein Ulm Germany Marie Lafayette Ave Collingdale State Department

Politicians Wonder If Weather Helps Eugene Talmadge

Atlanta observers weigh if ~90 degree June heat boosts Eugene Talmadge as he contemplates a gubernatorial bid. Reported plan for June 12 signals a formal qualifier, parade, and town office visit as the field may reach four with Howell Roberts and Nix running.

Associated Press Atlanta Eugene Talmadge Talmadge Capitol Hugh Howell K. Col. Rivers Columbus Roberts Abit Nix Athens State Board of Regents Nix Roberts Tom Linder Rivers Jiowell

French High Command Prepared for Italy Entry

Paris on June 10 reports the French high command prepared in advance for Italy joining Germany in the war. France learned that Italy now sides with Germany as the great battle of France nears a critical stage. German drives hit from the Seine west of Paris and the Ourcq northeast of the capital. A new menace threatened from the south.

Paris Italy Germany France Haly Saeed Seine Oureq

British Send Troops to France as Norway Withdraws

Allied officials disclose fresh British forces land in France as Narvik and northern Norway are abandoned to bolster the central French battle. Churchill informs Reynaud of additional reinforcements and maximum support while British troops join French units on the left and face German advances toward Rouen Soissons and Rethel with tanks reaching the Seine.

Associated Press London France Narvik Norway Winston Churchill Reynaud Churchill Seine Rouen Soissons Rethel

Paris Bourse Trading Suspended Amid German Assault

Paris reports trading suspension at the Bourse as German forces near Paris with about 1.8 million troops pressing from the north. High command notes continuing violent battle from sea to Argonne as German tanks threaten the Seine front.

Paris Associated Press Argonne High Command Weygand Seine

Reynaud crowns Med allied strength as France vents stance

Paris reports Premier Paul Reynaud declares France’s power in the Mediterranean as Italy joins the axis. He says Allies are stronger in the region, cites Rome’s axis obligations, and asserts France is ready to negotiate but remains militarily unassailable.

Paris Paul Reynaud France Mediterranean Italy Germany United States NBC CBS Reynaud Rome Count Ciano Raynaud Prange Roosevelt

Hitler Sends Messages of Unity to Mussolini and Victor Emmanuel

Berlin reports Adolf Hitler telegraphed King Vittorio Emanuele of Italy asserting that the combined power of Germany and Italy will secure victory. He said Providence wills the defense of freedom against England and France and pledged unbreakable arms unity with Italy.

Berlin Adolf Hitler Vittorio Emanuele Italy Germany England France Hitler Mussolini Fuehrer

Nazis Within 30 35 Miles of Paris Frontlines Tighten

Berlin reports German forces enclose Paris with a semi circular front and aviators dropping leaflets urging French surrender. Premier Reynaud cancels a cabinet meeting amid signs of government moves. ministries still operate as papers are relocated.

Paris Berlin Reynaud Bordeaux

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