Tanker Shortage Sparks Eastern Fuel Debate
The oil industry splits over plans to ration gasoline and fuel oil this summer and winter as 50 tankers were withdrawn from eastern service. Some argue for coastwise rerouting and new pipelines, others oppose gasolineless Sundays and favor tanker and rail options amid rising costs and shortages.
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Charles E. Harnber
New York
Special News Service
Ickes
Eastern Seaboard
Gulf
South American
North Atlantic
Japan
Texas
Mississippi River
Illinois
South
New England
Portland
Montreal
New Jersey
Savannah
Washington police seek girl killer in Strieff case
Washington authorities probe a rape and strangulation death of 23 year old Jessie Strieff, a War Department worker, whose nude body was found in a garage after a stormy afternoon. Detectives search for the missing clothing and a rope while Mrs Roosevelt calls for escort rules for young women in defense jobs.
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Washington
Jessie E. Strieff
War Department
George Darnall
Miss Strieff
Franklin D. Roosevelt
St. Mary's Md
Jessie Elizabeth Strieff
Revival in New York stocks lifts market modestly
New York June 17 investors buy specialties and senior issues lifting prices from declines. Some gain fractions up to 3 points while many issues hold. volume rises with about 400000 shares traded. Savannah turpentine and rosin markets report varied offerings and sales across multiple grades with mixed receipts and shipments.
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New York
Savannah
Markets at a Glance
Markets at a Glance reports mixed activity across sectors. Stocks firm while bonds show narrow demand, cotton rises on short covering, sugar improves on Cuban demand, metals steady with slight tin gains, wool declines on liquidation, wheat and corn fall, hogs active and higher, cattle moderately active and steady.
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New York
Commission House
Hog market receipts rise across Georgia and Florida
U S. Agricultural Marketing Service reports today's combined hog receipts at packing plants in Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville and Petitton Gal Dothan Alabama and Jacksonville Fla total 800 head Prices at these markets remain fully steady with Monday. Salt hogs delivered at sellers expense to plants largely sold with quotations for various weights and classes listed.
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Thomasville
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
ePitton
Gal
Dothan
Ali
Jacksonville
Fla
Mallor
Chicago Livestock Prices and Market Report
Salable hogs 13 000 to 18 000 open ed steady to strong with top at 10.00. Cattle and calves totals show 7 500 cattle and 700 calves with steady to uneven trends. Heavily weighty steers weakly to steady while medium to average good demand. Iowa fed steers near 12.00. vealers around 11.00 down. stockers around 10.75. Bulls, cows and vealers show varied pricing. sausage bulls 8.75 to 9.00.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agr
Iowa
Moultrie
Moultrie Ga
Chicago Cash Grains Prices Report
Chicago market brief lists Wheat No 2 hard 1.0014 1.0114 and various corn values with No 1 yellow at 78.5 to 78.14. other corn grades span 73 to 73.14 and 73. colored figures. Soybeans No 2 yellow 1.40 and No 3 1.40 percent.
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Chicago
New York and New Orleans Cotton Prices Rally Amid Trading Pressure
Cotton futures rose in New York with highs of the day as covering by shorts and mill buyers outweighed selling. In New Orleans prices hit new season highs on heavy trade demand and Texas weevil damage reports, with closes up 17 to 19 points.
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New York
Bombay
Senate
Thomas
Orleans
New Orleans
Texas
Chicago potatoes arrivals and shipments report
Potatoes arrivals run 117 on track 499 total 0 with shipments 377 and new stock. Supplies are light overall. Alabama bliss wins U. S. No. 1 with 200 to 40 old stock and moderate supplies.
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Chicago
U. S. Dept
Alabama
Bliss
U. S
Chicago Butter and Eggs Prices Report
Butter receipts total 1 638 357 with firm 90 centralized carrots 3454 and other prices unchanged. Eggs receipts 18 605 in firm condition with fresh Braded extras firsts local 2514 cars 2514 first local 25 cars 2514 storage packed extras 26 percent firsts 2614 and other prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Chicago Poultry Prices Hold Steady and Up Slightly
Poultry market reports in Chicago on June 17 show 36 live trucks bringing hens and white rock flyers. Hens over .5 pounds rise 19 percent, 5 pounds and under up 21 percent. springs under 4 pounds and white rock up 164 percent. Other prices unchanged.
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Chicago
White Rock
New York Sugar Futures Hold Steady in Quiet Trade
Domestic sugar futures were mostly unchanged with July at 2.57 cents and September at 2.64 cents. Raw sugars traded around 3.44 cents except for a single over quota parcel at 40 cents. refined held at 2.05 to 2.10 cents amid light leadership.
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New York
U S Government Bonds in New York Closing Prices
Bond market brief from New York shows U S Government bonds closing with 3s 45 43 at 107.2 and 3s 65 51 at 112.21, 60s 85 at 110.26. Treasurer notes rates and tickers for 3s and 60s.
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MU. S. Gouverwwent Bonds
New York
Engagement Joins Des Moines Woman to Farm Clerk
A Des Moines woman became engaged to Stanley LeBlanc, a Farm Security Administration clerk, after meeting last September. The article notes a prior incident where a German editor, Dr Hein rich Simon, was fatally beaten nearby during a night stroll, and mentions a girl’s body found in the vicinity last month.
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Heinrich Simon
Miss Strieff
Des Moines
Stanley LeBlanc
Farm Security Administration
New Orleans Cottonseed Prices Steady Across Board
New Orleans reports cottonseed closes steady with bleachable prime summer below 11.60. Prime crude 10.50. July 11.50, October 11.50, December 11.44, January 11.42, March 11.42. B bid and N nominal notes follow.
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New Orleans
New York Cottonseed Oil Prices End Mixed
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed unchanged to 3 higher in New York trading. Total sales reached 878 contracts with July at 9 75, Sep at 11 74 to 75, Oct 11 66 to 68, Dec 41 93 to 64, and Jan 33 93 to 33. Analysis notes bid offers and market activity.
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New York
Paley Charges FCC Bias Against CBS NBC in Senate Testimony
William S. Paley, CBS president, testified before the Senate Interstate Commerce Committee accusing the FCC of bias against CBS and NBC while aiding Mutual. He defended network ownership, warned of meddled advertising rates, and urged a separate radio regulatory board amid calls to relax anti monopoly rules on broadcasting.
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Washington
William S. Paley
Columbia Broadcasting System
Federal Communication Commission
Columbia
National Broadcasting Company
Paley
FCC
Mutual Broadcasting System
Senate Interstate Commerce Committee
Senator White
Rme
NBC
CBS
Mutual
Secon
Government moves to avert bread price rises
Washington reports a government push for standardized civilian production and a Price Administration request to bakeries to avoid bread price hikes without prior office consultation. The action follows wheat quota increases and a broader defense effort, amid East Coast petroleum shortages and steps to block shipments to Japan.
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Washington
Atlantic ‘Seaboard
Japan
Donald M. Nelsom
Office of Production Management
National Association of Manufacturers
Pittsburgh
Leon
Henderson
Ickes
Sinclair Consolidated and Standard Vacuum
Classified Ad Rates From The Times Enterprise
Advertisers may place ads by phone if listed in the directory and pay on first call or at the office. Out of town orders require cash in advance. Rates vary by number of insertions and line length with a minimum three lines.
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Times-Enterprise
Phone Numbers You Should Know at Ep
A brief tip lists essential phone numbers to keep handy at EP. It highlights emergency and contact lines for quick access and safety, emphasizing organized communication.
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Inman Drugs Store
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