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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1940

Page

6

Mechanized farming grows in Dixie sparking new problems

The Associated Press reports a rapid shift to tractor powered farming across the southeastern states, especially on sub 100 acre farms. Movements include labor displacement, changing cost structures, and potential migration of workers as census data quantify the trend.

Dixie Associated Press Atlanta Southeastern United States Department of Agricultue South Alabama Georgia Florida North Carolina South Carolinaa Tennessee Mississippi Loupisiana Virginia Chalmers Wicker Wicler

Deadline Near For Drivers Licenses

Atlanta reports 25 000 to 30 000 renewals daily but no extension beyond the June 30 deadline per Safety Commissioner Lon Sullivan. Clerks work day and night to mail validated licenses after checks. Over the counter service is available in Atlanta at the capital and State Patrol Headquarters.

Atlanta Lon Sullivan Confederate Avenue

Rumania braces for possible Soviet demands on Danube routes

Reports from Berlin indicate Russian pressure could give Moscow control over Danube traffic and a key port at Ticea. Romania mobilizes reservists, postponement pleas to Moscow fail, while Bucharest strengthens air defenses and bars ships from leaving port as tensions rise.

Danube Germany Berlin Ticea War Ministry Gentaarmes Rumania Kremlin Grigore Cafencu Bucharest

Market summary reflects cautious gains and steady sentiment

A mild rally characterized the SOCK market with gains for favorites between fractions and two points in forenoon trading as traders eyed the Republican National Convention. Volume around 450000 shares, with price cuts at close. Cotton futures posted moderate gains on quiet trade with July and October futures showing small rises. U S Government bonds also noted closing levels.

New York Wall Street

Markets at a Glance: Mixed Global and Domestic Signals

New York stocks steady as aircraft shares lead a tentative recovery. Bonds improve with gains in domestic and German loans. Foreign exchange firm with sterling rising sharply. Cotton steady on trade and foreign support. Sugar higher amid tight offerings. Metals quiet with copper slipping below 10 cents. Wool tops mixed due to hedge selling and trade buying. Chicago wheat weak. corn about steady. Cattle up 25 points. Hogs 11 to 25 higher, top at 5.60.

New York Owen

Southeastern hog market quotes and Chicago live stock update

Thomasville Georgia June 27 hog receipts steady in small lots with prices by weight. Medium to choice hogs 180 to 240 pounds 5.00 to 5.25, over 240 to 5.00, 130 to 150 pounds 4.25 to 4.50. Sows 180 to 240 pounds 4.00 to 4.25. Chicago hogs 11 000 salable, 15 000 total, early week gains 15-25, top 5.60, 200-270 pounds 4.40-4.55, 270-330 pounds 5.15-5.44, cattle active, highs near 11.15 for Hecht steers, many loads 10.50-11.00, feeders mixed, cows strong.

Thomasville U. S Chicago Livestock Chicago U.S Hecht Moultrie

Chicago butter and eggs prices and steady market

Chicago market notes show butter at 1 102 411 units with no price change and eggs at 22 031 steady with unchanged prices. New York sugar futures rose slightly with July delivery around 1 80 and September 1 54. buyers placed 3 000 tons duty free raw sugar for August and 1 000 tons Philippines cane refined sugar due end of month at 2 71 cents.

Chicago Dirm Eges New York Philippines

Chicago Potatoes Prices Report Alabama Bliss Tops U S No 1

Potatoes on the Chicago market show Alabama bliss at 1.65 to 2.10 per unit and Missouri cobblers fair quality at 1.00 to 1.40. The U S Department of Agriculture notes trends in quality and pricing.

Chicago U. S. Dept Alabama Bliss U. S

Chicago cash grain prices steady amid light demand

Chicago cash grain trades show no cash wheat. Corn values mix with No 1 yellow 65 66. No 1 white 75 76. Oats ranged 30 45 percent. Barley 49 56 nominal. Soybeans No 2 yellow 80 percent, No 3 20 14.

Chicago Arley Judah

Memphis Cottonseed Meal Prices Steady in Memphis

Memphis cot tonseed meal futures closed steady with July at 21.90 Sep 20.50 Oct 19.89 Dec 19.90 Jan 20.00. sales 2 600. Moultrie hog market steady in Georgia with prices unchanged at 4.75 to 5.00 for various hog weights. fat sows 1.00 and stages 3.25 to 3.50.

Memphis Cottons Fed Meal Memphis Tenn

Turpentine and Rosin Market Report from Savannah

Savannah market notes for June 27 show a turpentine firm with 26 percent offerings and 17 sales. receipts 172 and shipments 1 540 add to a stock of 9 146. Rosin firm reports 660 offerings all sold, receipts 5.58 and stock 1 434. Prices listed include multiple grade codes with varied quotes.

Savannah

FDR Signs Bill to Finance Relief Work

President Roosevelt signed a law authorizing 1.157 billion dollars for relief over eight to twelve months starting July 1. The package includes 975 million for the year, 25 million for defense, a 350 million fund for European refugees, and CCC training for noncombatant tasks.

Washington Roosevelt WPA Congress CCC

They're a Fighting Family in Clarksville

Bertram Julier of Clarksville has 26 nephews and great nephews in military or naval service of Great Britain. One nephew, Henry Julier, was killed in the battle between the Exter and the Graf Spee off Montevideo. Bertram, born in England, served in the British navy during the Boxer Rebellion and in the US Navy during World War I.

Clarksville Bertram Julier Great Britain Henry Julier Montevideo Bertram England

New Orleans Cottonseed Prices Steady On June Close

New Orleans market reports cottonseed closing steady with bleachable prime summer yellow at 6.00. Prime crude A2S fly at 5.00. September 5.708, October 5.74, December figures noted as FTTB with B bids.

New Orleans

New York Cottonseed Oil Futures Close Mixed

In New York on June 21 dates show futures closing 8 to 9 higher with 240 contracts traded. Ju 6.05B Sep 6.19 Oct 6.20B Dee 6.259B Jan 6.27 BR bid.

New York

Chicago Poultry Market Prices Steady to Firm

Chicago June 27 poultry prices hold steady to firm with 29 trucks in market. Springs four pounds and up Plymouth rocks 22 percent under four pounds Wy Mouth rooks 19 percent white rocks 191 percent turkeys hen 13 price list unchanged.

Chicago Plymouth Rocks Wymouth

Army Opposes Rapid Expansion in War Strength Debate

Washington reports the army resists rapid expansion beyond 500 000 men and warns that moving toward a million would require lengthy training and removal of experienced personnel. General Marshall urged limiting increases to 500 000 and expanding peace strength, while pilots and aircraft can wait for new planes.

Washington War Department House Senate Congress George C.marshall Marshall Appropriations National Board Air Corps Navy

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