Statues of British kings moved to safety
London authorities rush to move royal statues including Charles I William II George III and James II from exposed spots as air raids threaten. George Washington and Abraham Lincoln remain standing with no relocation yet. Bomb hits nearby have narrowly missed several sites.
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London
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Abraham Lincoln
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George 111
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George I
Washington
Lincoln
Labor disputes ripple across mines yards and plants
Agreement on southern and northern coal mine wages shows $7 daily base with $1 north and $1.40 south raises, amid unresolved disagreements. AFL CIO machinists strike threatens 11 California yards while defense orders try to revive work. Navy seeks civilian enrollments and potential troop-backed actions. Union tensions flare at Sperry Gyroscope with a July 1 strike vote and demands for wage hikes and union shop.
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WPA
Ala Governor Suggests Mobile as Export Point
Governor Dixon urged President Roosevelt and the Maritime Commission to direct ships bound for Red Sea ports the Caribbean bases Panama Canal Zone and the west coast of South America to operate from Mobile and other Gulf ports. He cited port congestion in the north and east and said the shift would balance rail traffic reduce round trips and save vessel time while boosting Gulf port business and shipyard work.
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British Ministry of Shipping
Army officers must prove mettle in war maneuvers
Washington reports that officers from brass hats to lieutenants must demonstrate strong leadership and stamina in this year’s field maneuvers. Regulars reserves and guardsmen face possible relief from active service if they fail to perform. tempo and scale of modern warfare push for vigorous decision making and physical vigor among commanders.
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War Department
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Georgians Entering Tennessee Valley Invitation Golf Tourney
Chattanooga Tenn June 25 The sixth annual Tennessee valley invitation golf tournament opens tomorrow at the country club course with about 100 players. Five champions in as many years, with three returning to defend titles, Lew Oehrig and Harry Jones of Chattanooga and Ed Herron now in Houston are among the contenders.
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Country Club
Lew Oehrig
Harry Jones
Ed Herron
Houston
New York Stock Letter Highlights Mixed Markets
Victor Eubank reports a steady but irregular tone with small, scattered transactions. Turnover was about 490000 shares as aircraft stocks drifted. bonds and foreign exchange were mostly steady. hogs and cattle showed varied movements with cattle down and hogs rising.
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Victor Eubank
U S Dept reports mixed hog and cattle prices at southern markets
Thomasville Georgia June 25 U S Dept Agriculture reports combined receipts of hogs at five plants around 800 head with steady opening prices. Prices across six markets show varied weights from 80 to 270 pounds with midrange $7.00 to $9.75 per hundred pounds, plus long-haul lots reaching about $10. Sows 180 to 240 pounds around $4.25 to $9.00. Chicago hogs and cattle markets list higher moves on lighter weights, with top hogs about $10.73 and steer trade softening on heavy, long-fed cattle.
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Abe
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Chicago
British and German offensives widen World War II fronts
Reports indicate intensified air raids across Germany and a major push toward Beirut as British forces threaten Moerdjayoun and Palmyra. Russian communiques claim three spearheads into Soviet territory with heavy losses on both sides, while Finland protests Soviet raids and Britain steps up aid to Russia and strikes along the French coast and Syria-Lebanon.
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Merdjayoun
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Khozlaniye
Hitler aims at unoccupied zone balance after western gains
The text discusses Hitler’s strategic vision from Mein Kampf including a planned unoccupied zone in Russia under German control. It notes the need to keep the Soviet government weakened and the west side diverted to prevent a full Soviet response while Britain seeks to sustain Turkish-British alliance and widen influence in Syria.
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Middle-East
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Turkey
Savannah Turpentine and Bond Market Summary
Savannah reports turpentine offerings of 35 percent with 124 sales and 6 600 gallons receipts used for shipments and stock at 11 493. Rosin offerings show sales 412 receipts 383 shipments 144 992 and various quotes. U S Bonds in New York close with HOLC 3s at 106.26.
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U. SS. Goverwinxcom
New York
New York Cottonseed Oil Futures Climb Slower
Bleachable cottonseed oil futures closed two and a half to three cents lower with 327 contracts traded. July at 12.55 Wenn Sept. 12.28 to 12.29 October 12.16b December 12.03 to 12.038. B bid.
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York
New York
New York Cotton Futures Dip on Henderson Ceiling Warning
Cotton futures declined amid foreign and domestic liquidation and hedging with profit taking. A favorable weather outlook and Henderson’s price ceiling warning weighed on prices, though late short covering and trade buying trimmed losses to around 10 to 14 points.
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New York
Leon Henderson
New York Sugar Futures Edged Higher On Light Offerings
Trade covering lifted domestic sugar futures in New York on June 25 as offerings were scarce. Afternoon bids showed Sep around 2.56, Jan at 2.61, raws held 3.55 to 3.60 cents per pound, and refined steady at 3.05 to 3.10 cents in the east.
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New York
New Orleans Cottonseed Futures Close Steady
Cottonseed futures in New Orleans closed steady with bleachable prime summer yellow at 12.30N and prime crude at 11.12. July traded at 12.20B and September at 12.11. December 11.85, with bids around 13 for the December contract.
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Orleans
New Orleans
OPAWS Signals Price Ceiling Risk for Cotton Futures
New Orleans June 25 report says OPAWS may cap domestic agricultural prices if markets diverge and longs rush to profit. Cotton futures closed steady with slight losses. prices ranged from 14.48 to 15.06 across nearby contracts with modest daily moves.
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New Orleans
OPAWS
Longs
Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Report
Chicago market report shows butter and eggs with receipts around 1815 and 779 units, price level unchanged. Storage figures listed as 28445 with other prices unchanged and slight reference to hocked extras. Text notes firm market stance with minor variations in receipts and storage mentions.
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Chicago Potatoes Market Summary
Potatoes arrivals total 117 with 361 on track and 487 shipments in all. New stock steady supplies and fair demand while Alabama bliss to U S No 1 sells at 2.40. Old stock light demand and light supplies keep market about steady.
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U. S
Communities with strikes may be barred from defense orders
Washington June 25 AP Communities known for strikes and labor disturbances may be blocked from receiving new defense orders and locating plants under a government policy announced today. Donald M. Nelson OPM purchasing director said the office “very definitely” weighs labor problems in placing orders. Sidney Hillman associate director and head of labor division said the OPM is working to reduce defense strikes by removing subversive elements in unions.
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Donald M. Nelson
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House
OPM
Sidney Hillman
Chicago Poultry Prices Quiet Across Markets
Chicago poultry market report dated June 25 shows steady to firm prices for hens up to 5 pounds and under 4 pounds. Broilers at 244 pounds and down, colored 18, white rock 19144, springs 4 pounds up, Plymouth Rock 82, white rock 22, under 4 pounds colored 18, Plymouth Rock 19, White Rock 19a with other prices unchanged.
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No Neutrality Proclamation From President
President Roosevelt will not issue a neutrality proclamation in the Russian German war Acting Secretary Welles announced today American ships may carry arms to Russia's Pacific port Vladivostok The United States will maintain the same position as during the undeclared war between Japan and China The stance marks a shift in wartime policy toward Russia and Germany and aligns with past actions in East Asia
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Vladivostok
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China
Classified Ad Rates and Payment Policy
The Times Enterprise prints telephone ads with payment on first call or in person at the office. Out of town ads must include cash and cover estimates. excess is returned with a statement. Rates show 1, 3, 6, 10, 15 times per line and monthly options. minimum 3 lines.
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