Vast Shake-Up of Power Thru India Looms
AP Analyst Dewitt Mackenzie outlines a sweeping reform in India where Nehru pushes democratization of native states within a future federal system. Hundreds of princely states may be amalgamated or pensioned off, converting monarchs into nominal rulers while preserving some ceremonial power.
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Harrow
Cambridge University
England
Tehir
the Nirma
Hyderabad
Kansas
Nizam
British India
Potatoes Arrivals and Prices Reported Across States
Chicago potato market update shows total U S shipments Friday through Sunday at 1794 942 and 22 with liberal new supplies and slower demand. Prices for top U S quality include California Long Whites 2 85 to 3 00 Pontiacs 3 25 Alabama Bliss Triumphs 3 00 Arizona Bliss Triumphs 2 90 to 3 60 per 100 pound sacks.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S
California
Alabama Bliss
Arizona Biss
Packer Hog Market Report From Georgia and Alabama
Major hog markets centered in Thomasville Columbus Moultrie Albany and nearby towns report 1300 hogs moving with hogs locally steady. Composite quotations show 1300 pound and over barrows at 14.35 to 14.45 and medium to 130 pounds at 13.60 to 13.60 with various grades noted across regions.
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Thomasville
USDA
Aluaby
Columbus
Moultrie
Markets at a Glance New York Stocks and Commodities
Stocks firm with steel and special issues leading a quiet advance. Bonds show narrow gains, rails up modestly. Cotton firm with buying by New Orleans commissions and Chicago houses. Wheat and corn at ceilings, oats at ceilings. Hogs steady to active at 34.55 ceiling. Cattle steady to strong with tops near 18.00 ceiling.
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New Orleans
Chicago
New Orleans Cotton Hits Seasonal Highs on Fixing and Weather
New Orleans cotton futures reach fresh seasonal highs as mill price fixing, short covering, and favorable weather outlook boost buying. Prices climb about 90 cents to 1.50 per bale near noon amid persistent demand and unsettled crop conditions.
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New Orleans
New York Cotton Futures Rise on Wednesday Morning
New York cotton futures at 11 45 am show gains with July at 29.08, October 29.24, December 29.36, and nearby months 29.44 to 29.38 per bale.
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New York
Jly
Chicago Livestock Market Returns Mixed As Prices Steady
Salable hogs four thousand with total ten thousand and an active steady market. good and choice barrows and gilts at 14.35 ceiling. Salable cattle ten thousand and calves eight hundred. fed steers and yearlings strong with top steers at 18.00, yearlings 17.85, yearling heifers 17.75. Very few killer steers under 16.25 with creeping upward tendency on medium to low choice grades. Cows steady to weak with bulk beef cows 10.00 to 13.00, good cows to 16.60. bulls steady with weighty beef bulls to 15.50 and heavy dairybreds to 14.25. Dealers unchanged at 17.00 down. stock cattle in light supply, mostly 14.90 to 16.25 on medium to good grades.
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Chicago Livestock
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USDA
Turpentine and Rosin Market Report Savannah Ga
Savannah Ga June 10 AP Turpentine offerings and sales three receipts 31 shipments 120 stocks 1377 Rosin offerings and sales 54 receipts 21 shipments 214 stocks quote B 6.00 D 6.07 E 6.60 6.70 G 6.74 H I 6.76 E 6.80 M 6.82 N 6.98 WG 7.02 WW X 7.02 Saturday receipts and shipments included
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Cotton futures rise to seasonal highs on strong demand
New York stock markets show cotton futures advancing nearly two dollars a bale as buyers linked to textile orders and New Orleans demand push prices to the highest levels since 1923 24 season. Hedge selling and profit taking limited gains while spot markets stay firm on tighter supplies.
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New York
Commission House
New Orleans
Yugoslavia
Jly
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report
Chicago cash grain prices show wheat No 2 Red and Hard at 1.97, corn No 2 Yellow at 1.44, No 9 Yellow at 1.43 and oats No 2 at 86 to 89 cents.
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Baptist Vacation School Starts Strong At First Baptist
The Vacation Bible School at First Baptist Church opened this morning with 171 enrolled in the first session. Under Mrs. W. J. Self the program runs 9 to 11:30 each morning through Friday and continues next week, inviting children from Beginners to Intermediate ages to attend.
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Georgia and Florida tobacco growers meet in Danville
Georgia and Florida tobacco growers and warehousemen will attend the Danville Virginia meeting of the marketing committee of the bright leaf tobacco belt. H Young Tillman vice president of the Georgia Farm Bureau Federation will represent Georgia Florida warehousemen. The meeting will set market opening dates and discuss belt matters before a Raleigh North Carolina gathering later this month.
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Stock market holds gains as British markets influence
New York traders faced a steadier session with British contingents providing a slight edge. Steels revived after a hesitating trend while rails and industrials advanced as overall deals stayed quiet. Some declines appeared late but fractional gains appeared broadly. Investors awaited labor news and price control legislation amid steady earnings and potential corporate restructurings.
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Dea
Soldier testifies of concentration camps in U S Army trials
A prisoner witness in the Lichfield trials testifies that concentration camps exist in the U S Army. Mike Koblinsky says he was beaten while confined at Lichfield in 1944 45 and recalls threats from Lt Cubage. Other silent witnesses recall beatings and solitary confinement.
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Classified Ad Rates and Policies for Times Enterprise
Town ads accepted by telephone with payment at Times Enterprise office. Out of town ads require cash with adequate remittance. Rates shown per line by size and frequency, with minimums and multi insertion rules. Ads due by noon. errors not responsible for more than one insertion.
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Ex-Austrian leader accuses Hitler of double cross at Berchtesgaden
Arthur Seyss Inquart testified at Nurnberg that Adolf Hitler reneged on promises made during a 1938 Berchtesgaden conference before Austria joined the Reich. He said Hitler sidelined him after solid German presence formed and appointed Joseph Buerckel as Reich Commissar.
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Weather Report From Thomasville Georgia June 10 1946
Observation from Aiken at 6 00 am local time notes partly cloudy and continued warm today with a similar trend into Tuesday. Temperature figures show yesterday high and last 24 hours low with readings for the month start totals and normal values. precipitation totals are listed.
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