Mihailovic and Chetnik Lieut Testify in Belgrade Court
In Belgrade Mihailovic and Milos Glistic faced a dramatic courtroom scene with conflicting testimony on Mihailovic’s alleged collaboration with occupying forces and attacks on Tito’s Partisans. Glistic claims Mihailovic ordered cooperation and attacks, while Mihailovic denies the charges as a court rebuffs defense calls for U.S. witnesses.
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Belgrade
Draja Mihailovic
Milos Glistic
Mihailovic
Marshal Tito
United States
Glistic
Sandjak
Milan Nedic
Tito
Uzice
Tobin Sigler Lead State Governor Races
The Associated Press reports Kim Sigler holds a strong lead for the Michigan Republican nomination, facing Langham county prosecutor and Lt. Gov. Vernon J. Brown amid other contenders. In Massachusetts, Maurice J. Tobin wins the Democratic renomination over Francis Harrigan, with Lt. Gov. Robert I. Braford as the Republican nominee.
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Associated Press
Kim Sigler
Michigan
Massachusetts
Langham County
Vernon J. Brown
Harry Fr. Nselly
Brown
Raymond J. Kelly
American Legion
Edward J. Jeffries
Detroit
Republcan
Murray Cp. van Wagoner
William J. Cody
Maurice J. Tobin
Francis D. Harrigan
Boston
Tobin
Robert I. Braiford
Market brief shows mixed gains and volatility across commodities
Stocks ease into mild recovery while oats reach ceilings with slight activity. Cotton and cotton goods show irregular liquidation in Chicago. Hogs stay steady and active with ceiling potential. Cattle remain very active with high buying interest and top prices near eighteen dollars.
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Chicago
Packer Hog Market Report Across Georgia and Florida
Thomasville Georgia June 19 USDA reports show 400 head at four markets moving mostly direct with hogs steady. Barrows and gilts 130 pounds and up at 14.45 with lighter weights 34.00 to 14.35 for 80 to 130 pounds. Chicago livestock notes 2500 salable hogs with steady to higher prices led by good and choice barrows and gilts at 14.85 and 14.10 ceiling. cattle and calves active with steers and yearlings steady to 25 cents higher and veal steady at 17.00. stock cattle scarce with prices 16.00 to 17.25.
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Thomasville
USDA
aAlbany Columbus
Moultrie
Tifton
Georgia
Dothan
Alabatta
Jacksonville
Callahaosee
Fla
Chicago
Tessame
Cotton futures swing on price control bill vote
New York cotton futures fluctuated as traders awaited Senate House price control bill results. Early mill buying boosted prices, then New Orleans and commission house liquidations caused a dip. A later rebound occurred on mill demand and short covering with late advances of 35 to 80 cents per bale. July 29.32, Oct 29.32, Dec 25.40.
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New York
Senate House
New Orleans
Commission House
Jly
Chicago Potatoes Market Report June Circulation
Chicago potatoes report notes arrivals of 84 and total U S shipments 977 with new stock supply moderate and demand moderate. California Long Whites quoted 3.40 to 3.60, Arizona Bliss Triumphs 3.50 to 3.60, Kansas Cobblary 2.40 to 2.45, Missouri Cobblers 2.45, all U S No 1 in 100 lb sacks.
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Chicago
USDA
U. S&s
California
Arizona Bliss
Kansas
Missouri Cobblers
U. S
New Orleans Cotton Prices Rise Then Dip Amid Profit Taking
Cotton futures in New Orleans on June 19 held near highs with early gains of up to 35 cents a bale, but by noon traded 20 cents lower in some months. Nearby months showed mixed moves with July August and December advancing modestly, while May futures slid slightly as profit taking continued. The market reflected cautious sentiment and varied workload across contracts.
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New Orleans
Ota Louw Laset Srew. Jy
Grain futures and Chicago cash grain quotes report
New York quotes show cotton futures down 10 cents a bale at 15 cents higher. Chicago cash grain yields No 2 Red and No 2 Hard wheat around 1.87, corn No 2 Yellow around 1.44, oats ~.88, barley nominal, with various futures dates and price levels listed in a dense market table.
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Chicago
Washington sleuths examine poison gas accident at Mobile
Investigators from Washington head to Mobile after 22 men suffer gas burns when German aerial bombs loaded for experiments leaked mustard and phosgene. Navy says 3,480 ton cargo from Europe, held heat released the gas. 18 more patients expected as city hospital staff treat the injured.
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Washington
Mobile
Ala
Theodore Naval
R. G. Carter
Navy
Europe
Market Dims as Stocks Slip Amid Price Control Doubts
New York stock lists show trading thinning with limited recoveries and many lenders extending losses. Potential buyers remain skeptical as industrials fail to rise since 1931 and doubts on price control legislation restrain activity. Bonds are erratic and cotton futures uneven while a list of firms includes Anaconda, Chrysler, Du Pont, General Electric, Sears, Reading, United Aircraft, US Steel and others.
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New York
Amn
Arm and Co
Atch T
Sf AU Coast Line Wu
Atl refining Celanese _corp
Chrysler Corp
Cent
Crucible
Steel du Pont den ‘Erie Railroad
Gen Electric
Gen Motors
Goodyrt and
R Graham Paige
Hupp Motors
Lllinois Cent Lehman Corp
Loews Inc
Louis Andnash
Monty Ward Murphy
Murphy Corp
Nor and Western Packard Mot
Penner Cusses Rad Corp
Ama Reading Co
Reo Motors
Reynolds Tob
Sears Roebuck
Sou Pacific Southern Rvy
Studebaker Corp
Swift and Co
Tex Pack
Union Pacific
United Aircraft
US Steel Willys
Woolworth
Crisis in Middle East Takes Grim Turn
AP analysis notes rising Jewish immigration pressures to Palestine and growing Jewish refugees in Europe. Thousands stream into Frankfurt and British zones while Bevin and Attlee debate immediate 100000 Jewish immigration, with UN council approving more relief for German and Austrian Jews as Palestine unrest grows.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Palestine
Holy Land
Europe
Frankfurt
Germany
High Command
United States Army
Reich
Belsen
Fortuna
Bevin
England
America
House of Commons
Attlee
Anglo-American Committee
New York
United Nations Economic and Social Council
Violent Electrical Storm Kills One in Baltimore Vicinity
A severe wind and electrical storm swept through Baltimore and surrounding areas causing at least one death and extensive property damage. Jeannie Nichlas of Fayetteville Pennsylvania, 27, mother of two, died in a three car crash near Reisterstown. Police cited storm conditions as a factor. Two others were injured by flying glass as windows blew in. The storm produced gale force winds with near hurricane gusts.
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Baltimore
Jeannie R. Nichlas
Fayetteville
Reisterstown
Baltimore City
Bevin Announcement Linked to Delay and Outbreak Observers
The Bevin statement about delay is debated as cause and effect, with observers suggesting the postponement relates to the outbreak and may reflect political or diplomatic considerations influencing timing.
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Bevin
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Packer Hog Market
Chicago Cash Grain
STOCE
Woon Stocks
Middle East
MacKenzie
Times-Enterprise
Fire Department
Olicery Clerk & Treas
Sheriff's ‘Office
Whiddon’s
Archbold Hospital
State Patrol Post Office
G. R. Wooten
Care Smith Tire Co
M. L. Simmons Plumbing
W. Clay St
C. E
Norman
Gulf Packing’ Co
St. Marks
Fila
Bainbridge
Air Service
Bainbridge, Ga
White Gil’s
Webster Street
Hardaway
Hardaway Street
Joe Griffith
Riverwood Lane
Jeorgia
Nell Hopking
Mgr
W. J. Jackson
Ochlocanee Road
Transfer & Storage
Vann Transfer & Storage’ Co
Steadham Tile
Rich EK
Saleh
Orden Now
Troy Johnson
N. Madison
Conradi
South Broad Street
Carter
Lanter
Pope
Thomasville Roofing, & Sheet Metal ‘Works
S. Broad St
National Optical Store
Automotive
Avery Tractor
Cairo
Henry
Joule ‘Moore
J. C. Pittman Hardware & Barm Implements
W. M. Johnson
Monticello
Drifton Road
Thomerrville Motors, Inc
Plymouth
DeSoto
Dunlop Tire
Dunlop
Dunlop Tire & Rubber Corp
East Jackson St. Thomasville
Ford
Chevrolet
Cut Rate Auto Parts Co
Barnes Brothers Garage
Blackshear St
W. Jackson Street
Russell Dickey
Dungareel
the Globe
Morris Rosenberg
East Side
Tuck Tump
Tuck Imp, Co
Dawson
FUN
Tuck Imp. Co
Edgar
Hollingsworth
Mitchell Street
C. Davis Grocery & Market
W. Jackson
W. D Reaves
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H. P. Schofield
H. P
Fairbanks, Morse Diesel
H. P. Hi- Speed International
Sam Odom Eagle Laundry
Waycross
J R. C. Hurst
J. L. Anderson
College Street
Robison Stationery CO
P. O. Box
Care Times-Enterprise
Army-Navy Surplus Goods Co
W. Jackson St
J. H. Harris
Donalsonville
Chastain
Ferguson Howe, Co
Tuck Smy, Co
J. WN. Rosalio
Bob ° Robertson’s
City Fruit Co
Lee .B
Kelly
S. Crawford St
North Broad Street
E. Jackson Street
McDougall
E.M. Harwell
Mitchell Canneries
Apts
Boston Road
Colonial Warehouse
Brighton Ridge
Gulf Filling Station City Limits
Tallahassee Rd
Tuck Imp. . Co
Belmont
General Electric
MacIntyre & Edwards
Walter C. Pittman
Call
L. H. Blackburn
Mimosa Drive
Dave Perlman
Euclid Ave
Grady Street
Calhoun St
People’s
Springhill Road
City
Walter C Pittman
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