Indian leaders near accord on interim government plan
Simla June 27 Leaders of India near agreement on basic membership for a viceroy's council and a draft scheme for an interim government emerged from talks summoned by Viceroy Lord Wavell. Moslem League leaders signaled patience while debates over Muslim representation and inclusion of Christian Indians and Secluded Castes continued.
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Simla
India
Viceroy’s Council For India
Lord Wavell
Mohammed Ali Jinnah
League
Mohandas K. Gandhi
all-India Congress Party
Underground factory complex fed V weapons for war effort
A war era description details a vast underground facility in mountain passages used by Germany late in the war. It housed V-2 and V-1 missiles, produced airplane motors, and employed about 60,000 impressed foreign workers in two 12 hour shifts. Working conditions were harsh with deafening noise and limited movement among sectors.
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England
Germany
Georgia Weather Outlook with Warm Temperatures
Georgia forecast shows partly cloudy skies and warm conditions today tonight and Thursday with scattered thunderstorms expected in extreme northern portions and unsettled conditions near coastal areas.
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Georgia
President Truman to make important hometown announcement
President Truman returns to Missouri for a press conference in Independence after an overnight rest stop in Salt Lake City. The White House press secretary refused to reveal the announcement, calling it one of his most important. Truman will fly to Kansas City and then Independence to join celebrations and a ceremony with the 129th Field Artillery veterans.
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Ernest B. Vaccaro
Salt Lake City
Teuman
Utah Capital
Independence
Charles G. Shoss
Ross
Memorial Hall
Utah
San Francisco
Kansas City
Roger Sermon
129Th Field Artillery
Truman
Bowles predicts relaxation of many wartime controls
Washington reports Price Administrator Chester Bowles told Congress he is anxious to end wartime controls quickly and predicted many relaxations within the year. He warned inflationary pressure will peak next year and that price ceilings must ease selectively as supplies balance with demand.
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Washington
Chester Bowles
Congress
House
Strikes Disrupt Detroit Area War Production
In Detroit area plants more than 50,000 workers were idle as strikes spread through Ford Highland Park Willow Run and Packard plants. 9,207 Ford workers were out including 8,438 at Rouge with most back at work. A CIO UAW-YVord Local 600 leader urged a return to work. An Aeronautical Products Corp. walkout ended as workers returned. Jurisdictional rows between unions caused much of the disruption.
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Detroit
Ford Motor Company
Big Rouge
Packard Motor Car Co
Budd Wheel Co
Ford
Hudson Motor Car Co
Great Marianas raid hits Atsube refinery near Nagoya
The Marianas Superfortress fleet bombed Japan's Atsube river oil refinery near Yokkaichi, 18 miles from Nagoya, in a vast bombing raid. More B 29s struck ten aircraft and munitions plants while weather hampered visibility and several planes failed to return.
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Guam
Marianas
Japan
Atsube River
Yokkaichi
Nagoya
Tokugawa
Otake
Honshu
Utsube
Iwo Jima
Tokyo
Mitsubishi Aircraft. Company
Kagamigahara
Gifu
Kawasaki Aircraft Company
Akashi
Sumitomo
Osaka
1254 Carloads of Plants Shipped from South Georgia Farms
South Georgia vegetable plant producers shipped 1 254 cars representing about a half billion plants this season. The figure comes from S L Marr, Railway Express Agency agent, and excludes plants moved by trucks or other means. The territory includes Tifton, Ty Ty, Valdosta and nearby towns.
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Tifton
South Georgia
S. L. Marr
Railway Express Agency
Wunega
Ty Ty
Calvo
Valdosta
Cotton market quiet amid price control talks and July spreads
New York cotton traded quietly as traders awaited price control bill action. July and later months saw switching and evening up, five additional July notices issued, with spot month rallying after lower early prices. weekly weather showed fair to good progress with some reports of weevil infestation. late quotes: July 22.87, Oct 22.82, Dec 22.75.
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New York
Coatton
Bribe Offer Tied to OPA Radio Inquiry Probe
An investigator for the House Un-American Activities Committee testified he was approached to halt his probe into OPA radio programs. A $5,000 bribe was mentioned during a telephone discussion three weeks ago, with threats of public smear toward his wife. The committee continues to review the New York OPA office broadcasts led by Tex Weiner.
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Washington
House Committee On unAmerican Activities
OPA
Inamas
R-N3
George E. McDavitt
Thomas
McDavitt
Ernie Adamson
Tex Weiner
Civil Service
New York
Textile Plant in Georgia Ordered 10 Deduct Union Dues
The 4th Regional War Labor Board ordered voluntary maintenance of membership with company deduction of union dues for production employees at Mandeville Mills in Carrollton Georgia. It also set terms of employment near an entire contract with Textile Workers Union of America CIO. prior orders mandated National War Labor Board wage provisions including a 6 cent minimum, 5 cent general increase, 5 cent third shift differential and paid vacations.
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Atlanta
4Th
Segional War Labor Board
Mandeville Mills, Inc
Carrollton
Georgia
Textile Workers Union of America
CIO
National War Labor Board
Unclear regional references across several Georgia towns
A list of place names including Savannah Moultrie Albany Adel schburn Soperton Claxton Pem Ke and Alapaha appears without additional context or events.
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Savannah
Moultrie
Albany
Adel
Schburn
Soperton
Claxton
Pem Ke
Alapaha
Packer Prices and Market Snapshots From Georgia and Chicago
Packing plant receipts total 1200 in South Georgia and nearby areas with prices steady. Chicago hogs and cattle listings show steady pricing with clearances at top values, while grain butter and eggs hold firm and Savannah turpentine and rosin unchanged at ceilings.
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Thomasville
WEA
Georgia
Florida
Southeastern
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Savannah Turpentine
Savannah
Rosin
Senate May Hold Night Session on FEPC Legislation
Washington June 27 The Senate prepared for a possible night session to consider funding the Fair Employment Practice Committee for another year as FEPC's budget of 466 200 faces a filibuster by Senator Bilbo who aims to block restoring FEPC funds.
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Washington
Senate
Barkley
Iky
Bilbo
Dmiss
FEPC
Office of War Information
OWL
House
Coal needs will exceed output by 37 million tons
Solid Fuels Administrator Ickes announced that this year's estimated hard and soft coal requirements would exceed expected production by about 37 million tons. He urged rigid conservation of fuel by the American public.
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Washington
Ickes
Advertising rates and phone order instructions at Times Enterprise
The Times Enterprise outlines telephone advertising accepted with in person payment at office to avoid extra bookkeeping. Rates are listed per line and per time, with monthly options and minimums. Ads must be in by 12 o clock for same day appearance and the paper is not responsible for more than one incorrect insertion.
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Times-Enterprise
Fragmented Listing of Phone Numbers and Codes
Damaged OCR fragment shows stray digits and symbols including 686 on s and 7h 897 192 718. No identifiable event or entities present. cannot determine a coherent item.
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NEW York Stock Letter
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Abe Arana& Co
Chrysler
Cory
Coca Cola Hedey
Columbine G & I i
Cru Steel
Packer Wug
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Clerk & Treas
Archbold Hospital
State Patrol
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Schults House
Atlantic Ice Co
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Glen D. Post
Corbitt
G.M.C
J. H. Jenkins
M. L. Simmone Plumbing
Gontract and Repairs
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Rhone
Phb Humkins
Gilbert Hotel
Madison
Jackson Street
Troy Johnson
R. H. Horton
Electrolux
C. EK
Burns
the Times-Enterprise
Georgia Weatherstripping Co
Moultrie Ga
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Southern Bell Telephone and Telegraph Co., Inc
Fuuny
Tosco Hotel
George Stenaris
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Times- Enterprise
L. B. Powell
E. H. Jackson
Ochlocknee
Billie King
Jack Harris
Tuck Imp. Co
Cut Rate Auto Parts Co
Times-Enterprise Co
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Army & Navy Store
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Globe
Morris Rosenberg
City Fruit Co
James Mercer
Fairbanks
Morse Make
Jules Sampson
Panther Room
AiPot
Morrig Rosenberg
Steve M. Watkins
Phonal
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Mfaryvicar
Stors
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Good Buy
Lee B. Kelly
Barwick
H. W. Parcell
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Parker
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