U. S. Bombers Push Deep Into Ruhr After Krefeld Raid
United States bombers attacked the Ruhr in daylight, following a heavy RAF night raid on Krefeld that the British called very heavy and concentrated. The operations included Belgian targets as Allied fighters backed the effort, while RAF losses rose to 44 bombers in the Krefeld attack.
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Coal field walkout paralyzes major mining regions reported
News wires describe widespread idle miners across Pennsylvania West Virginia Kentucky Alabama Midwestern and western states as unions stage a broad coal strike. The War Labor Board backs existing terms while granting extra vacation pay and equipment allowances raising daily pay by about 25 cents. Lewis denounces the move as a yellow dog contract and may trigger a non compliance action to the President.
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Progressive Miners
AFL
Hlinvis
UMW
Lewis
War Labor Board
WLB
Ickes
William H. Davis
Union Chief Seeks Talks On Coal Walkout As Roosevelt Hints Action
John L. Lewis signals willingness to discuss the coal strike with Interior Secretary Ickes, while officials expect direct presidential action. The War Labor Board has urged the president to back the old contract terms as 421,900 miners remain out.
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Lewis
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UMW
Detroit
Stimson
Markets Close Mixed as Coal Labor Hopes Loom
New York stocks showed irregular gains and later declines with turnover near 700000 shares. Rumors of an imminent coal labor settlement offered brief support while steel and industrials recovered modestly. overall activity remained uneven with limited follow-through.
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Turpentine and Rosin Market Report From Savannah
Savannah Turpentine market notes offerings and sales figures for June 22 including 6645 offerings 78 sales 3900 receipts 323 shipments with rosin figures 3338 offerings 383 sales and 744 shipments. Prices show multiple grade quotes among chemicals and stocks.
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Chicago Potatoes Arrivals and Prices Report
Chicago on June 22 reports potatoes arrivals at 97 with 26a on track and total U S shipments 754. Supplies are moderate with California long supplies moderate and demand steady. Southern states show slow demand while Arkansas and Oklahoma bliss varieties list prices around 3.00 to 3.85 per unit. North Carolina cobblers U S No 1 at 3.60.
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U. S
Poultry Prices Hold Steady as Live Chickens Move
Chicago June 22 live poultry market reports 19 trucks on hand with prices unchanged at ceiling. Firm demand supports steady rates across the sector.
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War Bill Battles and Court Dissents Across 1942-43
Senate scrutinizes the army supply bill totaling 71.5 billion in history amid accusations of waste in construction. Congress debates price subsidies and farm appropriations while Senate cloakroom talks seek a merged plan to avoid a floor fight. The Supreme Court adjourns with Roberts as chief dissenter in many 1942-43 rulings. Palmer Hoyt becomes OWI domestic director aiming for straight war info without propaganda.
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Supreme Court
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Roosevelt
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Palmer Hoyt
The
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Packer Hog Market Reports Steady Prices Across Georgia
The Food Distribution Administration notes about 3,500 hogs delivered to seven plants in Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Dothan and Jacksonville. Local hog scarcity kept prices steady with soft hogs 180 to 240 pounds at 13.25 to 13.75 and large weights up to 14.00. Moultrie market shows firm soft hogs with varied weights and price ranges. Jacksonville eggs and poultry prices indicate Jokers' average selling prices with lower buying costs. Chicago livestock data show slower hog trade with price declines mainly under 250 pounds and mixed cattle movement with steady to weak conditions.
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Food Distribution Administration
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Tifton
Dothan
Jacksonville
Fla
Florida
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S. Dept. Agr
Colorados
Quiet New York cotton futures steady amid routine actions
In New York on June 22 quiet futures trading showed routine evening up in July before first notice day Friday. Prices edged down 5 cents at late session with July 20.24, Oct 19.84, Dec 19.63 while futures closed 5 to 10 cents higher or lower. New Orleans futures closed 10 to 15 cents higher on trade buying. Chicago cash grain reports no cash wheat. corn grade yellow 1.041% and No 3 white 1.221%
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Chicago
New Orleans
PHONE NUMBERS YOU SHOULD KNOW FOR LOCAL SERVICES
A list of essential numbers includes Police and Sheriff offices Fire department 100 lightlan hospital 24 Hospital 887 Post Office 178 City Hall 119 State Patrol Offices 192 Also, a rental notice offers two furnished bedrooms with private or connecting bath and requests gentle men. Call 1132 or 1353-W.
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Riots in Detroit Prompt Grand National Guard Action
Federal troops moved in after curfew violations sparked widespread fighting in Detroit. At Cadil lac Square the City saw mobs, gunfire, and gas grenades as two deaths and many injuries reported. production at major plants slowed but police and Army regained control by early morning.
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Guthner
Detroit
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Lawrence Adams
Army
Detroit River
Belle Isle
Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Report
June 22 butter receipts 1 355 928 steady prices per Chicago price current. Seg receipts 25 firm fresh graded extra firsts local 39 percent cars 39 percent firsts local 38 percent cars 39 percent current receipts 37 percent dirties 3544 checks 35.
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Telephone ad rates and payment policies detailed
The Times-Enterprise outlines telephone advertisement acceptance and payment. Advertisers may pay on first call or upon receipt of Times-Enterprise charges, with receipts provided. Rates per line vary by frequency, with a minimum order of 8 lines.
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Ratine & Time
Wanted Combination Cook and Maid for Family of Two
Evening meal only. Captain W. W. Howard seeks a helper at 701 South Broad Street. Phone 854 M.
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South Broad Street
Changes in ceiling prices announced for Columbus area
Atlanta June 22 AP changes in ceiling prices on bread and evaporated milk in the Columbus marketing area were announced by William Tolman price officer of the Atlanta CPA district. The bread ceiling is removed from the community price order in all Georgia counties in the Columbus area except Muscogee.
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Harris
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Russell, Lee
Macon
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