Polish Home Army Leaders Indicted In Moscow Sabotage Trial
The Moscow trial of 16 Poles includes Maj Gen Bronislaw Okulicki and other officers charged with maintaining an illegal underground army to resist the Red Army. Exiled Polish government spokesmen accuse a mysterious “ringer” named M Jansen of guiding some admissions. The case cites an order from London to keep arms and staff hidden and to form a European anti Soviet bloc.
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London
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Germany
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Jansen
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Jan Jankowski
Adam Bien
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Warsaw
Red Army
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Rankowski
Opalyachiev
New York Stock Letters Report Chicago Livestock Trends
Salable hogs 6,000 to 10,000 head active and steady with barrows and gilts at 14.75, sows at 14.00. cattle totals 16,000 with steady fed steers and yearlings, top steers 17.75, best heifers 17.75, cows scarce and strong to 25 cents higher. Markets note mixed stocks in New York, steady rails, cotton liquidation, Chicago wheat and rye firm, corn and rye strong on cash demand. Hog top at 14.75.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
WEA
New York
Fiasco Session of General Assembly Cost Over $15 000
Atlanta reports that leaders who called a four day special session spent 15469 dollars. They voted down a proposal to allow Governor Ellis Arnall to seek re election. Final costs await month end as salaries are still being mailed after adjournment June 1.
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Indictment Names Polish Underground Leaders in Red Army Rear
Soviet broadcast reports indicting 16 Poles for organizing and leading the Polish underground across White Russia Ukraine Lithuania and Poland. Named are Bronislaw Ockulicki Jan Jankowski and Stanislaw Jasiukowicz with alleged acts to obstruct the Red army and divert its forces.
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Poland
U. S
Monitor
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Hog receipts steady at six packing plants in Southeast
Hog receipts total 600 at eight major packing plants across South Georgia, North Florida, and Southeastern Alabama. Prices mostly steady with quotings for soft hogs at various weight ranges including 120 pounds around 4.25, 130-140 pounds near 13.50 to 14.00, and sows in the 12.50 to 13.60 range. Notes include few 270 pound bar rows at about 14.06 and select gilts around 14.53 to 14.25.
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Alabare
Chicago Butter and Eggs Prices and Receipts Summary
Chicago market data shows butter receipts 818 066 with quality scores AA 41 percent A 41 percent B 40 percent and C 40 percent. Eggs receipts 14 475 with U S extras 36 75 to 38 2 U S standard 48 3 current receipts 33 5 dirties 32 0 checks 32 5.
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U.S
Turpentine and Cotton Market Updates Across Cities
Savannah reports unchanged ceiling prices with multiple shipments and stock totals for turpentine and related offerings. New York notes the War Food Administration cotton purchase program and CCC buying influencing futures with late afternoon gains to July 23.01, Oct 22.77, Dec 22.73.
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Chicago cash grain prices and wheat sales halt
Chicago cash grain bulletin reports no wheat sales on June 18. Corn No 4 yellow at 1.17 with sample grade yellow 1.064 percent. Oats No 4 white priced at 73.44 and No 1 special heavy red at 74 percent.
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Allied and Japanese Combat Updates From Pacific Front
In early June reports describe Allied gains in northwest Borneo and southeast China while U S forces press in the Cagayan valley area of northern Philippines. Okinawa resistance persists as Tokyo forecasts imminent action with heavy firepower backing in the invasion plan.
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Supreme Court invalidates Bridges deportation order
The Supreme Court 5-3 rules invalid the 1940 deportation order against Harry Bridges, West Coast CIO leader. Justice Douglas writes the opinion. Justice Jackson takes no part. The ruling ends a seven year fight over Bridges fate linked to alleged Communist ties and Congresses amendments to deportation law.
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Georgia Weather Forecast Clouds and Showers Across Regions
Considerable cloudiness with little temperature change today. Scattered showers and thunderstorms are expected this afternoon and evening. Tuesday will be partly cloudy with scattered thundershowers in the south. mild temperatures in the north and warmer in the south.
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Classified Ad Rates and Procedures for Times Enterprise
The Times Enterprise outlines telephone ad acceptance for local patrons and requires payment at the office with receipts kept for reference. Rates are listed per line with various time-rate scales, monthly options, and minimums, with deadlines at noon for daily editions and a policy limiting responsibility to a single incorrect insertion.
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Times-Enterprise
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