Baruch urges international control to outlaw atom bombs
Bernard Baruch told the United Nations Atomic Commission that the United States seeks a treaty backed system to outlaw the atom bomb, create an international development authority, and regulate atomic materials. He warned approval by two thirds of the Senate is needed and stressed a veto power by major nations.
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Crossword Puzzle Across and School of Whales 4 Edible Beaweed
A readable crossword puzzle entry with clues for Across and Down words. The list includes marine terms, animal and plant names, geographical places, and common vocabulary, offering varied wordplay across many lengths.
Weather Report for Thomasville Georgia June 15 1946
Partly cloudy and warm with scattered afternoon thundershowers through tonight and Sunday. Temperature data shows high 88 and low 49 for the 24 hour period and month totals of 24.55 inches since January with 0.92 inches this month.
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Thomasville
W. m. Tarn
U. & Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Southeast cattle and cotton markets show steady to strong trends
Thomasville report notes 1673 cattle and 1542 calves traded as markets across the Southeast saw moderate to liberal receipts. Demand was broader, with gains for medium and better grades, while cattle prices rose 8 to 20 cents. New York stocks steady and New Orleans cotton up 0.75 to 0.85 per bale closing.
Cardinal Point Report on Cardinal Glennon Flying to Rome
Cardinal designate Glennon 83 prepares for papal consistory and takes his first airplane ride. Father Lodes, on his first air trip, accompanies him. A party member calls it an honor for Father Lodes, but the Cardinal says it will be an even greater honor to come down with him.
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Cree Squares Crochet Pattern 1946 Catalogue Offer
Cree Squares bright as the sunflower that's part of them. Pattern 585 stitches. Send twenty cents in coins for this pattern to Thomasville Times Enterprise Needlecraft Dept. 82 Highth Avenue New York 11 NY. Fifteen cents more for Needlecraft Catalogue 1946 edition with 112 illustrations and a free pattern for cuddle toys.
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Thomasville Times-Enterprise Needlecraft Dept
Highth Avenue
New York
N.Y
City Court Calendar for June 1946 Thomasville
City Court of Thomasville schedules June 1946 terms with trial lists for misdemeanor and civil cases, juror panel drawn for first week. Scheduled dates include June 17 18 19 22 and July 1 and August 5 with hearings on motions for new trials.
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Theaany
Thomasville
Thomas County
Georgia
Chicago Livestock Market Report for June 15
USDA data show salable hogs at about 100 head with steady prices up to 14.85. Cattle numbers near 100 head with a season high in slaughter classes, steers and yearlings steady to higher while cows mostly down 25 to 50 cents. Bulls up 75 to 125, stock cattle firm, calves to 17.75, several dairybred cows and canners noted, vealers about 17 down, eastern shippers purchasing across all classes.
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Oranjar
Florida
Chicago
South Dakota
Southwest
Chicago Cash Grain Market Report June 15
Wheat No 2 Red and Hard 1.97 dollars per bushel. Corn No 2 Yellow 1.44 dollars. No 3 Yellow 1.43 and a half.
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Cotton futures rise on firm demand and price expectations
New York June 15 AP trade notes light volume as mill buying and covering keep a firm undertone in cotton futures. Small orders swing prices 5 to 10 points between sales with futures closing 40 to 80 cents higher amid reports of strong spot demand in the South and belief price controls may ease.
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Uct
New York
Thomasville Roses Shine At Atlantic City Delegation Visit
Elzy McLeod reports the Thomasville delegation received strong Georgia press recognition in Atlantic City. Floyd H Searcy led the Georgia booth with roses and giveaways while Major Hilton Reed aided the visitors. Delegates plan varying departure times, praising the convention as a memorable success.
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Times-Enterprise
Elzy McLeod
McLeod
Georgia
Hilton Reed
Finney General Hospital
Atlantic City
Sparks Names Swift as Temporary U S Senate Replacement
Gov Chauncey Sparks appointed Gev Robinson Swift the state Highway Department director to the temporary vacancy in the U S Senate succeeding the late Senator John H Bankhead Swift known as Robin will serve until a successor is chosen in a November special election Swift previously served in the Alabama Legislature representing Baldwin County and has ties to Baldwin Escambia and Monroe counties born in 1885 to 1939 counts in state Senate tenure included.
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Ala
Chauncey Sparks
Gev. Robinson Swift
State Highway Department
United States Senate
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Swift
Robin
Bankhead
of Representatives
Baldwin County
State Senate
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Escambia
Monroe
Petroleum research device rates octane and engine knock
A new petroleum research development is a machine that measures octane ratings and analyzes engine knock. It identifies the conditions causing knock, quantifies knock intensity, and records knock characteristics across different speeds.
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