Nations press on front as war widens across Europe
Reported dispatches describe Cripps meeting Moscow officials and Allied diplomats, German forces advancing toward Murmansk and Minsk, Soviet counterattacks in Bessarabia and Poland, Pravda denouncing German aggression, RAF strikes on German targets, and Allied naval and air actions around the Levant and Tobruk fronts with various victories and losses noted.
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Foreign Commissariat
Moscow
Cripps
United States
Laurence A. Steinhardt
Britain
Laborite
Hugh Dalton
Red Army
Air Force
Labor Party
DNB
Germani
High Command
Russia
Turkestan
Finland
Norway
Murmansk
Koty
Arctic Sea
Red Air Force
Helsinki
London
Mhanko
Hanko
Gulf of Finland
Kronstadt
Leningrad
Arctic
Black Sea
Old
Adolf Hitler
Pravda
Communist Party
Bessarabia
Bessarabian
Ukraine
Baltic States
Poland
Rumania
Minsk
White Russia
Prut
Przemysl
Baltic
Siauliai
Vilna
Lithuania
Baranowicze
Nzer
Penser
Napoleon
Germany
RAF
Bremerhaven
Cuxhaven
Oldenburg
den Helder
Dunkerque
Calais
Bremen
Vegesack
France
Levant
Vichy France
Vichy
Admiralty
Tobruk
Libya
Congress races to clear jam with weekend sessions
Congress raced to dispatch key measures before the new fiscal period, with the Senate expected to pass a two year extension of presidential devaluation powers and a $2 billion stabilization fund while funding lawmakers approved a massive army supply bill. Leaders aim to send $115.06 billion in appropriations to Roosevelt before Tuesday, as House action on farm lending expansion proceeds.
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Washington
Congress
Roosevelt
Senate
Wis
House
White House
Fr. Roosevelt
Lead’s
Commodity Credit Corporation
Aquese Lead ers Draft Deferment Changes Pass Senate
The measure would make discretionary deferment immediately effective for men who reach age 28 on July 1 following passage. Draft experts say House action would shift deferment to July 19 1942 for those turning 28. Other provisions extend Roosevelt powers to return workers to defense plants and curb strikes by preventing loss of employment in such facilities.
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Senate
House
Roosevelt
New York Stock Letter Signals Quiet Saturday Trading
The market showed little buying fuel with a skeleton staffing on the board, about 125000 shares traded and many issues unchanged. Some support appeared for Dougl Aircraft United Aircraft Sperry General Motors Phelps Dodge Johns Manville and Westinghouse while most stocks retreated or held steady amid slumping cotton and grain futures and signals of government price ceilings.
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New York
Dune
Abeon
S-Uil
Yexas Corp
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Anaconda
Air Reduction
du, Pont, Western
Union
Union- Carbide
Chicago cash grain prices and samples report
Chicago cash wheat no sales reported as of June 28. Corn samples mixed with No 1 yellow at 744-75 and 784-7 for No 8. New sample 674-7 and No 1 white 86-8615. Oats No 1 mixed 87%4-38 with heavy and extra heavy classifications. No 2 3874 and 37% extra heavy.
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Chicago
Moultrie Hog Market Prices Report
Moultrie market shows hog prices by weight class with 240 lb plus heavies at 9.75 to 10.00, Nos 1 through 5 varied from 10.00 to 7.28 per cwt, fat sows around 8.50 to 8.75, and general remarks on market basis and weights.
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Moultrie
Giali-diine
Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Report
Chicago market notes butter receipts 822 522 steady with a 50 score 36 89 39 90 central carrots 36 rest unchanged ages 21 458 unsettled fresh graded firsts cars 274 dirties 2644 checks 25 rest unchanged.
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Chicago
U S Government Bonds Closing Prices Report
U S G O V E R W K N Y bonds show Treasury 4y at 111.21 8 00 51 118.6 and mortgage HOLC 3s 106.24 with closing figures listed for June 27 in New York market.
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Uo S Goverwkny Bonds
New York
HOLC
Senate approves increased crop loans funds
Washington June 28 The Senate approved a 1 250 000 000 increase in funds for price pegging crop loans and a two year extension for the Commodity Credit Corporation Acting after its banking committee reported the bill the Senate on a voice vote rushed the measure back to the House for consideration of two amendments
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Washington
Senate
Commodity Credit Corporation
House
Markets Snapshot From The New York Stock Exchange
Markets at 4 o clock show irregular stock price changes and small gains while bonds settle with fractional losses. Foreign exchange is narrow with the Hong Kong dollar slightly lower and copper quiet awaiting July allocation. Wool and wool products inactive as heat leads to sharp declines in copper trade. corn, cattle, and hogs hold steady with top hog prices around 11 dollars.
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New York
Hog Market Report From Thomasville and Nearby Markets
Agricultural Services reports today's combined hog receipts at packing plants in Thomasville Columbus Moultrie Thanville Pifton Doothan and Jacksonville totaling about 600 head. Prices across markets remained steady with Thursdays uptick ranging from 5.50 to 10.25 for various weight classes and sows at 5.50 to 9.00 for 180 to 240 pounds.
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Thomasville
U.38
Alaphettog Services
Chicago Livestock Prices Steady To Mixed In Heat Wave
U S Dept of Agriculture release shows salable hogs at 5800 head with top around 11.90 and steady undertone. Barrows gilts and packing sows firm 35-50 higher. Cattle demand weak with weighty steers 50 lower and calves absent. yearlings and light steers down 19-40. cows 25 off. vealers 12.50 down. Fourth of July holiday slows demand with heat further depressing prices.
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Vvhicago Livestock
Chicago
U. S
Cotton futures slide on price ceiling talk and oil hedges
New York and New Orleans markets tumbled as price administrator Henderson signaled ceilings for cottonseed oil far below current levels. Trading saw sharp declines with futures down about 2.75 to 3.15 dollars a bale and contracts absorbed at lower prices.
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New York
Leon Henderson
Washington
Opacs
Shorts
New Orleans
Henderson
Turpentine and Rosin Receipts and Stocks Reported
Savannah June 8 Taurus turpentine receipts 256 shipments 4 stocks 12289 Rosin receipts 416 shipments 3009 stocks 141920 dominated by timber industry activity with stable inventories and ongoing trade figures for the period.
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Savannah
Law of Abstinence Expanded Next Friday During Fourth
The notice states hearings will be held Thursday from until 8 p.m. and that next Friday, the Fourth, abstinence laws will be dispensed from. The fragment indicates temporary changes in observance tied to a holiday period.
Feast of St Peter the Apostle Service Notes
Rev George W Shirley Rector Mrs Harris Jefferson Organist Holy Communion at 8 00 am Church School at 10 00 am supervised by Mr R C Balfour Morning prayer and sermon at 11 15 am
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George W. Shirley
Harris Jefferson
Church School
R. C. Balfour
Primitive Baptist Church Services in Ty Ty Georgia
J H Chapman pastor offers Bible Class each Sunday at 10 a.m. Sermons occur every third Sunday and the Friday night and the Saturday before. Friday service at 7 30 p m Saturday at 11 a m Sunday at 11 a m and 7 30 p m.
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Primitive Baptist Church
J. H. Chapman
Ty Ty
Christian Science Sunday Services and Reading Room
Sunday services at 11 a m in the church at Dawson and Washington streets. Sunday School at 9 30 a m. Wednesday evening testimony meeting at 8 p m. Reading room at 113 1 2 South Broad Street Room 4 Pringle Block open weekdays 9 a m to 1 p m for reading, borrowing, or purchase of Bible and authorized Christian Science Literature.
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Dawson
Washington Streets
South Broad Street
Pringle Block
First Presbyterian Church Sunday Schedule
Rev Richard T Gillespie leads Sunday School at 10:00 with W F MacIntyre supervising. Worship at 11:15 on Remember the Sabbath Day. Afternoon sessions include Dawes Memorial Chapel and Cedar Hill Chapel Sunday Schools at 3:00 and 4:00. Evening service at 7:45 with a sermon by the pastor.
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Richard T. Gillespie
W. F. MacIntyre
Gillespie
Dawes Memorial Chapel
Cedar Hill Chapel
Second Baptist Church Service Outline and Sermon Topic
Rev F A Bone leads Bible School at 10:00 am with G M Joye superintendent. 11:00 am sermon by Rev C M Smith. 7:30 pm B T U directed by Mrs J M Roberts. 8:30 pm Bermon titled What the Bible Teaches About Speaking in Tongues. Winters in temperate latitudes of South America are warmer than those in North America and Asia, and summers are cooler.
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F. A. Bone
Bible School
G. M. Joye
C. M. Smith
J. M. Roberts
Bermon
South America
North America
Asia
Methodist Church Service Schedule With Guest Preacher
J C G Brooks pastor and Lucile Wimberly secretary announce church events. Church School at 10:00 am led by Sara Harley. Morning worship at 11:15 am with guest preacher Dr. S C Olliff. Evening events include Young People at Presbyterian church at 7:00 pm and Evangelistic service at 8:00 pm led by Wesley Bible Class. Prayer Meeting Wednesday at 8:00 pm.
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J. C.G. Brooks
Lucile Wimberly
Sara Harley
Bainbridge Personal Notes Send Guests on Southern Trips
Bainbridge Georgia residents report guests and travels from Miami to Tallahassee to Philadelphia and New York. Ruby Joe Fiester and Sara Ellison visit Mrs. B W Harrell. W A Cooper plans weeks in Waycross. Frances Rich heads to Cooler's Mill Maine as camp counselor. other locals visit Jacksonville Beach and Lakeland Florida.
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Tallahassee
Fla
W. A. Cooper
Waycross
Ben Cooper
H. E. Issacs
Poodle” Issacs
Josh, Caldwell
Thomasville
Jacksonville Beach
Bertram Ehrlich
Knoxville Tenn
J. B. Ehrlich
Frances Rich
Cooler's Mill
Maine
Rich
Katherine Ridgeway
E. Yatca
Lois Heath
Raymond Heath
Lakeland
First Baptist Church Sunday Services and Classes
Miss Evelyn Lewis serves as Educational Secretary with 10:00 a m Sunday School led by M H Goodwin and multiple age focused classes. Worship at 11:10 a m features Honey in the Life and at 7:30 p m Baptist Training Union directed by G E Zegler and J B Franklin. Evangelistic service at 8:30 p m titled Salvation From and To.
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T. F. Callaway
Baptist Training Union
G. E. Zegler
J. B. Franklin
Classified Ad Rates and Telephone Orders Policy
Advertising rules for the Daily Edition outline telephone submissions, payment on first call, receipts, and cash for out of town ads. Rates are shown per line by time or by month with minimums and special 8 pt and 10 pt set formats, with deadlines and rate adjustments for extra insertions.
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Times-Enterprise
Church Schedule At Nazare ne Church
Bruce B. Hall pastor leads morning and evangelistic services with Sunday School at 10:00 a.m. worship at 10:50 a.m. Senior N. Y. P. 5S and Hi N Y at 7:15 p.m. Evangelistic service at 8:00 p.m. Wednesday prayer service at 8:00 p.m. Public invited.
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Church OF the Nazarene
Bruce B. Hall
N. Y
St Augustine Catholic Church Mass Schedule Notice
Rev Michael Manning pastor announces Fourth Sunday after Pentecost and Feast of St Peter and Paul. Mass in Thomasville Sundays at 9 00 Benediction follows. Confessions Saturdays 4 00 5 00 and 7 00 8 00 Weekday Mass daily 8 00 Friday First Friday Mass 7 30 Confessions first Friday.
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Michael Manning
Thomasville
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Triangle
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Frigidaire
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City Hall
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Southern Radio Service
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Harrison
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Gordon Ave
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Washington Street
W. W. Alexanter
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Tom’ Jones
N. Crawford
Jackson Terrace
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T. A. Futch
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Monroe
Byalishis
Thomasville Iron & Metal Co
ST. Augustines Church
Loan & Investment CO
Brighton Bldg
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