Soviet Baltic War Broadens Across Fronts
Russians abandon new Baltic fortifications as they fight delaying actions along the old frontier while Finland denies German base usage and bombers strike Finnish ports. Germany and Italy push advances in the Baltic and Black Sea as Britain and the U S wage aerial campaigns and strategize aid under Lend Lease terms.
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Poland
Bessearabia
Bucovina
Russia
Finland
Leningrad
Adolf Hitler
Arctic Sea
Eror Hirohito
Anu
Thoprtow
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Italy
Mattia
Adolf Tfitler
Vyacheslav Molotoff
Tokyo
Hitler Stll
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Bremer Haven
Duesseldorf
France
Channel
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Brest
Prince
North Africa
Malta
Mediterranean
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Libya
Syria
Palmyra
Damascus
Market Summary Amid War News Drives Mixed Totals
Stock indexes rally on war news as New York shares rise while commodities set broad gains. Wheat and corn jump on tightening supply signals, hogs advance about 26 points to 175, and cattle weight classes hold steady amid active trading.
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New York
Sugal Farm
Hog Market Report from Southern Plants
Thomasville Georgia June 28 Agricultural Marketing Services reports combined hog receipts at packing plants in Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville and Jacksonville totaling 775 head. Prices across seven markets show uneven steady to mostly 25 cents higher with several sales up to 10 dollars.
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Thomasville
Albany
Columnbus
Moultrie
Thoumiasvile
Yvitten
Cal
Wothan
Nod
Jacksonville
Fla
World War Fears Spark brisk New York market rally
The German Russian war outbreak sparked a brisk rally in financial markets in New York. Initial buying surged on the exchange with leaders like U S Steel showing large blocks on the ticker. Early volume tallies reached 350000, then 100000, 90000 and 70000 for a total around 750000 shares.
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New York
Exchange
U. S. Steel
Chicago Livestock Prices Tumble and Rise on Hogs and Cattle
Chicago livestock prices show active hogs about 111,000 salable with gains to 2 dollars, top hogs 180 to 270 pounds at 10.60 to 10.78. Cattle and calves total around 15,000 with steady demand. yearlings and light weights steady, early cattle sales mostly 10.00 to 12.00, some above 18.00, cows and bulls steady near 11.00.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S
Cotton gains lift as New York futures hit fresh highs
The New York cotton market rose sharply on June 23 with futures adding 20 to 40 points and July at 14.55, Dec 14.86, Jan 14.90, amid broad demand from spot interests, mills, Bombay traders, and professional buyers.
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New York
Allied Stri Cyte
Am Roller Mills
Am Smelt & Ref
T & Sf
Delutte
Athaes
Cory
Bendix Avia
Beth Stee
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler Y Cot Cola O
Col
G & Hl
Corgwith & Sev Can al Aircraft
Curtis
Wright Boy Douglas
Jon Pont
Pap & P
Johns Manville
Kennecott Loews Seeedeee O
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Louis & .Nash
Monty: Ward Ad
Nat Biscuit Bis Nat Dairy Sane
Nat Distillers
Wwe
Neht Corp
NY Central
Aviat
Packard
Pullman
Sears “Roebuck Simmons
Secony
Studebaker Corp
Swift & Costeterens
Gates Bee Corp
United Corp
Ussr
Ibher
Warner Bros
Wesson Qilbee
Western Union
West el & M
Woolworth Eyst S
Bombay
Mills
Wall Street
Owen High Low
Fano
Cotton futures surge to 11-year high in New Orleans trading
In New Orleans on June 23 prices climbed over 32 cents a bale to the loftiest level in 11 years amid feverish activity and tight contracts. closing quotes showed gains of 35 to 44 points. Chicago poultry prices were mixed with live birds steady to firm across several classes including hens, broilers, and Plymouth rocks.
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New Orleans
Gutton New
Orleans
Chicago
Nicago
Plymouth Rock
White Rock
New York Sugar Futures Steady Amid June Trading
Domestic BYE ar futures were unchanged to 34 points lower as July delivery notices arrived and prompted liquidation. July at 2.55 and Jan at 2.63 while raw offerings stayed weak and refined prices held around 3.55 to 3.60 cents with small changes.
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NEW York Sugar
New York
Turpentine and Rosin Market Report for Savannah District
Savannah reports on turpentine with 354 offerings 460 sales 23000 receipts 715 shipments 72 stock 10742. Rosin shows 1257 offerings 748 sales 307 receipts 1392 shipments 145050 stock. Prices listed with multiple codes and dates.
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Savannah
Turpentine
U S Condemns Hitlerism and Supports Neutral Steps
Secretary of State condemns aggression and says any defense against Hitlerism helps the Allies. He notes Hitler's armies threaten the Americas and discusses possible neutrality proclamations and aid under lease lead authority, with decisions by the President pending. He mentions Russia's eligibility as pending presidential determination.
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Welles
Hitler
Americas
Roosevelt
Russia
Lithuania to Aid Germany in Fight Against Russia
Berlin reports a Lithuanian radio broadcast announcing a new government and declared uprising against the Red Russian occupant. It urged the people to take up arms to assist the German army in liberating Lithuania and to welcome German forces.
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Berlin
Lithuanian Radio
Kaunas
Soviet Union
Lithuania
Chicago Potatoes On Track With Liberal Supplies
Potatoes arrivals 184, on track 419, total U S shipments 626 Saturday 66 Sunday 66. New stock supplies are liberal, market slightly weaker. Alabama shipments lead market strength with U S No 4 price 92 45 45. Old stock supplies light, demand light, market about steady.
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Chicago
U. S
Chicago Grain and Commodity Roundup with Market Figures
Chicago markets show mixed grain and commodity activity with reports on butter creamery receipts and butter scores, U S government bonds close values in New York, and cottonseed oil futures rising. Grain tables list wheat corn oats and related prices, with several months showing up and down moves and varying bid/ask figures.
Bold counter stroke and aerial supremacy noted
The piece warns of continued bombings day and night and cites RAF gains on Saturday over occupied France. It asserts uncertainty in the Russian front where vast Red Army forces, despite past failures, remain the decisive factor. millions may starve and thousands die amid the conflict.
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RAF
France
Russia
Red Army
Finland
FDR Studies on War Aid and Russia Policy
President Roosevelt faced questions about extending lend lease aid to Russia and potential Soviet entry into the Neutrality Act. Secretary Hull hinted no official confirmation on Germany and Russia at war, while Halifax sought a White House conference. Roosevelt met with Yugoslav envoy Lane and Commerce Secretary Jones, with no record of a Churchill telephone call.
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Russia
Welles
State Department
Roosevelt
Germany
Halifax
Britain
Iead
Soviet Union
Arthur Bliss Lane
Classified ad rates and telephone payment policy
The Times Enterprise outlines classified ad rates and states ads may be accepted over the telephone from listed advertisers. It notes payment to the collector on first call or at the office, and that receipts should be kept in case a bill is later questioned.
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Times-Enterprise
Moultrie Hog Market Reports Steady Prices
In Moultrie Georgia on June 23 the hog market remained soft with prices steady. Heavies over 240 pounds ranged 9.15 to 9.40, No 1 180-240 pounds 9.40-9.65, No 2 150-180 pounds 8.90-9.15, No 3 130-150 pounds 8.40-8.65, No 4 110-130 pounds 7.15-7.40, No 5 80-110 pounds 6.65-6.90. Fat sows 1.00 under smooth hogs of any weight. stags 7.90-8.10.
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Moultrie
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