U.S. Constabulary Ready for Action in German Zone
Frankfurt report says thirty eight thousand well trained troopers form the United States Zone Constabulary the front line of American occupation in Germany. They are to act as policemen and soldiers with majors Harmon and Harwood overseeing training and deployment in three German states with German police riding in armored jeeps.
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Germany
United States Zone
Japan
Ernest N. Harmon
Constabulary
Army Tank Corps
Harmon
J. H. Harwood
Rhode Island State Police
Taft OPA reform agreed by House Senate conferees
In Washington the House and Senate conferees reached an agreement on an OPA extension and a formula for setting manufacturers profit margins and passing higher costs to consumers. The modified Taft amendment provoked criticism from Chester Bowles who warned it would erode prices across the board. CIO leader Philip Murray pressed Truman to lead in preserving a strong OPA.
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Washington
Senate House
Chester Bowles
CIO
Philip Murray
White House
Truman
OPA
Packer Hog Market Report From Georgia and Florida
Major plants in Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville and Tifton Georgia along with Dothan Alabama and Jacksonville Tallahassee Florida reported 200 head mostly direct. Local hogs were steady with composite quotations for different weights and categories listed. Also included New York cotton futures showing minor uptick near 11:46 a.m. with several future months cited.
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Thomasville
USDA
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Tifton
Georgia
Dothan
Alabama
Jacksonville
Tallahassee
Fla
Stoge Lists Mixed Trading On Light NY Market
Light offerings kept the New York stock market tempered as timid buyers steadied weak prior session performers. Some selling persisted on business prospects price controls and international affairs but oversold theory aided a partial recovery. Bonds and cotton futures fell while a broad list of large companies traded with muted volume and cloudy direction.
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New York
Chicago hog and cattle market snapshot
Chicago livestock prices show salable hogs at 14.85 ceiling for good to choice barrows and gilts, sows 14.10 ceiling, with steady demand. Cattle totals reach 6,500 salable, calves 200. bulls weak to 25 cents lower, grass beef cows 14.50 down, cutters 7.25 to 9.50, strong weight cutters up to 10.00, dealers unchanged at 17.00 down.
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Chicago
New Orleans Cotton Declines On Long Realizing
Cotton futures slipped in New Orleans with near noon quotes 56 to 50 cents below prior levels. Dec and May contracts showed varied off quotes, reflecting a minor downward trend amid market nerves and price control bill expectations.
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New Orleans
Astat Sey
New York
Commission House
Senate House
Atlanta
Memphis
Jly
Moultrie
Yices
Chicago Cash Grain Wheat and Corn Prices
Chicago cash grain report lists No. 2 red and No. 2 hard wheat at 1.97, corn No. 2 yellow at 1.44, No. 3 yellow at 1.43 nominal. Note the June 21 AP dateline from Chicago grain desk.
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Chicago
Markets at a Glance New York
Mixed stocks with some recovery signs, bonds lower as rails remain in supply. Cotton is irregular with New Orleans selling and some covering. Chicago oats show declines, hogs steady to active with a top price around 14.85. Cattle stable, top near 18. The report outlines prevailing market tendencies and price ranges.
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New Orleans
Chicago
O'Toole Attacks Boxing. Jacobs Defends Sport In NY
Rep. Donald J. O'Toole demanded a formal investigation of Wednesday's heavyweight title bout and called for stronger state boxing supervision. He accused promoter Mike Jacobs of monopoly and threatened a $100,000 suit for extortion claims. Jacobs dismissed the attack as political.
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Washington
Donald J. O'Toole
Louis Conn
New York Democrat
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O'Toole
Louis oCnn
United States
Eagan
Mike Jacobs
New York
Jacobs
O’toole
O’tool
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Congress eyes civilian control of atomic energy
Washington reports the House military committee backs civilian oversight with possible one or two military appointees on the five member control commission. President Truman supports the Senate bill requiring all five members to be civilians. The fight shifts to the House floor in coming weeks.
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William F. Arbogast
Washington
House
Truman
Senate
House Military Committee
May
Sparkman
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Weather Report for Thomasville Georgia June 21 1945
Local forecast notes partly cloudy and hot through Saturday with widely scattered afternoon and Saturday thunder showers. High yesterday 102, low 99, with month totals showing 6.45 inches of normal rainfall for the period and 1.7 inches since month start.
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Thmasville
U. S. Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Onic
Classified Ad Rates and Policies for Times Enterprise
The Times Enterprise outlines telephone accepted ads for various classes with receipts required for all payments. Out of town patrons must include cash and the office will bill any excess. errors limit liability to a single incorrect insertion. Minimum ad is 3 lines with 4% words per line and 8 point type for daily editions.
Russian counter move in atomic talks unsettles the world
Dewitt MacKenzie reports Moscow’s counter to U.S. atomic proposals. Washington hints at negotiation, while Moscow seeks immediate destruction of American bombs and halt to production before international control. Officials brace for a long, difficult road with diverging aims among major powers.
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Moscow
America
Uncle Sam
U. N. Atomic Energy ‘Commission
Truman
Washington
Russia
United States
U. N. Security Council
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