House Rejects Farm Tenant Mortgage Insurance Amendment
Washington June 26 The House rejected Senator Bankhead's farm tenant mortgage insurance rider. The motion would extend modernization loan authority and insurance for existing structures, with new home insurance left unchanged. The bill now returns to the Senate for reconstruction.
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Senator Bankhead
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Toa
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Bankhead
Senae
Finland Resists While Finland Declares Defense War Threat
Premier Rangell announced Finland will defend with every means after a Russian air raid on June 26. He said the Soviet government ignored requests for explanations and the nation won unanimous support for defense. Finland reported 23 59 viet raiders shot down and air raids on multiple towns.
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Juhka Rangell
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Berlin
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Porvoo
Loviisa
Forsby
Pyterlant
Hango
AFL Machinists and typographers clash over unapproved stoppages
The AFL union said some members acted without authorization during contract talks ending June.12. Wages sought rose by 5 a week on a base of 58 for day workers and 62 for night staff. The International Typographical Union ordered men to return to work or face expulsion. The Canister Company of Philipsburg New Jersey signed a contract after an 18 day strike that halted fibre container and shell production. The deal grants 60 cent hourly raise, seniority rights eight hour day 40 hour week and time and a half overtime. prior pay included 30 to 40 cents plus bonuses.
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Army
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FDR proposes additional expenditures for defense housing
President Roosevelt asked Congress to authorize 800 million dollars more for defense housing doubling the last October total. He urged quick action and projected 125 thousand more homes may be needed by July 1942, but proposed a controlled 300 million now to fund about 75 thousand urgent houses.
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Soviet Mobilization and Calm Seen Across Rural Russia
AP dispatch describes rapid mobilization with no hitch. Blackout effective. trains ran promptly. agriculture and industry operated at full pace. Rural Soviet areas showed no panic unlike France a year earlier. refugees rare and mobility restricted. Molotov speech sparked patriotic fervor as broadcasts and songs spread through the Caucasus, while people prepared for war. Ambassador Steinardt warned Americans to leave unless compelled to stay. Tobaccodoad author Tobacco road and Margaret Bourke White touring Russia poised to arrive in Moscow via Sochi.
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Sochi
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Ater
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Finland Names Mannerheim Debt to the West and Russia Peace
The text reflects on Field Marshal Mannerheim and Finland's wartime actions with Germany as a mediator for peace with Russia. It notes German troop movements via Norway after the Norwegian campaign and references Hitler, implying strategic pressure and the push toward Leningrad.
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Wheeler Cancels Speeches in Atlanta and Louisville
Associates said Senator Wheeler of Montana cancelled appearances planned for Atlanta on June 27 and Louisville on July 1 due to medical advice for rest after a heavy schedule of anti war talks for the America First Committee.
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New York Stock Letter Narrow Gains Amid Quiet News
June 26 New York stock markets edged higher on light news as traders hesitated at open but eased into modest gains by midday. Volume hovered around 500000 shares with many issues closing in positive territory and steady transfers throughout the session.
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Turpentine and Rosin Market Report from Savannah
Savannah market note details tallies for turpentine and rosin on June 26. Turpentine offerings and sales listed with stock figures, price quotes included. Rosin and related products show sales, stock, and price indicators amid a terse trade summary.
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Sugar futures rise on scattered buying in New York
In New York on June 26 domestic sugar futures edged higher as scattered buying met light offerings. Sep contracts hovered around 2b, with prices around 2.04. Trade and speculative demand for distant deliveries offset nearby liquidation, causing irregular moves and small gains. Raw sugars held near 3.55 cents and refined unchanged at 5.05 to 5.10 cents.
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Jowerie
Dee
Ibis
Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Update
Chicago butter and eggs market notes receipts for Epes and a creamery firm with current storage packed firsts prices and unchanged other prices. The June 26 report records receipts totaling 1 050 154 for the butter firm and 2 843 for Epes with no price changes listed beyond a 38 score for butter and 28 for storage packed firsts.
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Poultry prices mixed as market notes small shifts in Chicago
Chicago poultry market report from June 26 shows live hens and leghorns steadier while broilers under 24 pounds rise modestly. White rocks aprings remain unchanged and Plymouth Rocks under four pounds lift slightly. Other price levels stay the same with 39 trucks noted.
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Potatoes Dominate Chicago Market Reports
Chicago market notes list Idaho Bliss tops for U S No 1 with 1 85 per unit and Alabama Bliss at 2 40, praising arrivals of potatoes in the June 26 edition.
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Piddittoes
Idaho Bliss
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New Orez ews Cottonseed Oil Prices Steady
New Orleans markets report cottonseed oil closing steady with bleachable prime summer yellow at 2.50 N, prime crude at 258, July at 12.551, September 12.51 52, wet Laat Vee 12.23, January 12.228. bidding nominal.
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Senators Weigh George Connally For Pro Tempore
Washington speculation centers on Senator Walter F. George or Senator Tom Connally for the next president pro tempore after the death of Pat Harrison. Senate officials say no decision soon. Senator Glass will continue as acting pro tempore after Harrison resigned during treatment at Hot Springs Arkansas.
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Mississippi
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Tom Connally
Glass
D- Va
Harrison
Hot Springs
Ark
Markets at a Glance for New York Stocks and Commodities
Markets show a steady to narrow trading groove with leaders holding their ground. Bonds gain modestly as U S and foreign issues firm. cotton rises on trade and mill buying. sugar mixed with offsetting liquidation. copper products hit a May high. wool irregular as July liquidation prompts support. wheat up two cents with light new supply. corn strengthens with wheat. hogs active 15 to 25 cents higher. cattle weights mixed with steers weak and light steers steady.
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Ralls
U. S
Gore
Packers Market Report From Thomasville GA June 26
U S D A market report shows today’s combined receipts of frogs at packing plants in Alabama Georgia Florida totaling 726 head. Prices across seven markets were unevenly stronger than yesterday with midwest upturn lifting some values and carriers noting higher packing costs.
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Chicago Livestock Prices Reported for June 26
Chicago market data shows salable hogs totaling 19 500 head with prices largely up 13 to 25 cents. hog weights 180 to 270 pounds mostly at 10.75 to 12.00, 270 to 830 pounds at 8.5? 905? good and choice 160 to 180 pounds. lights at 10.50 to 9.0 lower. Cattle and calves: 4 500 cattle and 100 calves, best for night steers around 11.20, some higher. hogs steady to higher, veal 25 to 50 lower, cutters and light bulls weak.
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Chicago
New York Cotton Seesrise on firm undertone and gains
Cotton prices advanced after a cautious session with gains up to 15 cents a bale. July traded near 13.64 while December and May reached about 14.40 and 14.96 respectively as heavy Bombay liquidation lessened. Futures rose 21 to 23 points amid congressional opposition to textile price fixing.
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Cotton futures rise as farm bloc plan prompts support
New Orleans trading sees cotton futures up about 1.10 to 1.25 a bale amid farm bloc calls for a government purchase of all 1940 cotton left unsold at July end, with prices steady and gains limited to 21 to 24 points. Bond market closes with U.S. government issues listed in New York.
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Moultrie Hog Market Steady Prices Unchanged
Moultrie Georgia hog market on June 26 reported a steady tone with prices unchanged. Heavies 240 pounds and up ranged 9.50 to 9.75, various weight categories listed from No 1 to No 5, and sow and young hog prices noted.
Russians and Germans clash over Poland and Finland war hopes
The report outlines German plans and Russian actions in Europe as Finland debates war. It notes a possible Polish legion freed from Russia, Mussolini's motorized division parade, and ongoing air and naval actions across the Baltic, Romania, Libya, and the Middle East.
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Classified Ad Rates and Telephone Order Policy
The Times Enterprise outlines telephone ad acceptance with cash payment on first call or at the office. Receipts should be kept in case of billing questions. Out of town advertisers must send cash with estimates to cover ads, excess returned with the statement.
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Woodpecker on Roof Sparks Local Mystery in Pittsburg
In a Pittsburgh neighborhood residents report a woodpecker habitually alighting on a roof at 7 a.m. and pecking at a metal ridge pole. The long running ritual has residents joking that woodpecker families pass the habit from father to son.
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