Chinese Premier Soong to Visit Moscow for Talks
Chinese Premier T. V. Soong and a 14 member delegation, including a son of Chiang Kai-shek, are due to arrive in Moscow from Tehran weather permitting for talks with Russian executives. Soong left Chungking Wednesday while censorship delayed the news.
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T. V. Soong
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Soong
Chungking
Tokyo
Chiang Ka-Shek
Sinkiang
San Francisco
Chiang
Chinng @hing-Kuo
Russia
Kiangsi
Kanhsien
Chinese forces seize Liuchow airfield and rail hub
Chinese army spokesman reports capture of the main Liuchow airfield in the southern suburb and retaking the city’s south railway station as fierce fighting rages in Lingchow. He says Liuchow has burned since June 23 and the core city is largely destroyed with under 1,000 Japanese left.
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Liuchow
Claire Chennault
Abanane
Recognition of new Polish regime seen
The Big Three powers inch toward formal recognition of Poland's provisional government of national unity. London and Moscow note recognition hinges on Poland honoring the Yalta plan for early free elections. U.S. and Polish officials discuss quarters for the ambassador, while Poland's troops and families may receive 20 acres each in western lands.
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Associated Press
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Moscow
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Poland
Arthur Bliss Lane
Rooseveltt
France to recognize new Polish provisional government
Paris says France will recognize the new provisional Polish government at Warsaw. A French representative in Warsaw will notify Polish leaders while Foreign Minister Georges Bidault has informed London Washington and Moscow.
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Weather and war fronts near Kweilin in 1945
The report cites Thomasville Georgia weather with hot humid conditions and 0.00 inches of rain in the last 24 hours. It also notes Chinese forces closing in on Kweilin with Japanese troops engaged nearby and pockets reported between Liuchow and Tiweilin.
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U S Fleet Moves Near Borneo and Makassar Straits
American forces push toward Borneo as the U S Seventh Fleet shells targets in Balikpapan and Jesselton areas while Australian troops advance along the North Borneo coast. Strategic air forces continue heavy bombing across the East Indies to neutralize Japanese positions.
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Makassar
Borneo
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Balikpapan
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Makassar Straits
East Indies
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Labuan
Brunei Bay
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Jesselton
North Borneo
Melbourne
Miri
Tarakan
American Broadcasting Co
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Fifth
Overseas veterans stream home in growing numbers
Overseas returnees from Georgia and Alabama arrive at the Air Transport Command Miami army air field as the green project to repatriate 50,000 men monthly by ATC planes gains pace. The latest Georgians include Cpl Samuel J. Stewart of Albany with six battle stars after 35 months in Europe, S Sgt Troy D. Bailey of Columbus with 35 months in Italy, and Pfc Eust A. Frazier of Thomasville with 22 months in Italy and ET.
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Green
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Samuel J. Stewart
Chechoslovakia
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Troy D. Bailey
Railroad St
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Eust A. Frazier
General del
Eto
Chinese regain control of major Kweichow Kwangsi railway
Chinese forces report most of the Kweichow Kwangsi railroad is back under Chinese control after driving out Japanese remnants west and south of Liuchow. The line, the first to be restored since the 1937 war began, requires extensive repair and rebuilding.
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Kweichow-Kwangsi
New York Stocks Extend Retreat Amid Weak Volume
Market activity held a broad downturn on June 29 with heavy morning declines, modest late recoveries, and transfers around 2,000,000 shares. Railway bonds fell and cotton eased to a 50 cent decrease per bale, with overall sentiment cautious.
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Four Japanese cities hit as B 29s firebomb targets expanded
Allied air forces report incendiary strikes on Sasebo Moji Nobeoka Kanoya and Okayama with 500 B 29s dropping about 3000 tons of fire. Japanese accounts list different targets and claim some ships sunk while admitting losses. Allied naval activity ranges from Korea to Indo China and northern Pacific threats loom.
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Fleet Air Wing One
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Ryukkyu Islands
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North Pacific
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Agattu
Balikpapan
Markets at a Glance in New York Stocks and Commodities
New York stocks showed a slight decline as selling tapers while bonds fell and rails drifted lower. Cotton moved irregularly with liquidation and modest mill buying. wheat firm to strong with mill buying. corn firm with light offerings. rye steady to firm aided by short covering. Cattle remained steady with top at 18 dollars.
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Unicago
Packer Hog Market Report From Thomasville Georgia
Hog receipts reach 700 at eight major packing plants across Georgia Florida and Southeast Alabama with prices steady. Quotations show bulk 130 pound hogs at 14.25 to 14.35 per cwt, 130-150 pound hogs 13.50 to 14.00, 80-130 pound hogs 12.00 to 14.30, sows 12.50 to 13.60, and hard bar gilts 14.25 to 14.35.
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Florida
Alabama
Market notes on New York cotton futures and notices
New York reports June 29 to July trading in cotton futures dominated by liquidation. There were 1 or more July notices circulating, with the July position dipping to 90 cents a bale at times. The balance remained steady on small mill purchases and covering as producers sold lean cotton. late afternoon prices ranged from 70 cents lower to 10 cents higher. July 22.59, October 22.78, December 22.76.
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Chicago Livestock Prices Show Steady Demand Across Hogs Cattle
Salable hogs 4,000, total 9,500, active and fully steady with good and choice barrows and gilts 140 lb at 14.75 ceiling. Sows at 14.00. Cattle salable 1,500, total 2,000 with general steadiness and good clearance. steers 18.00 ceiling, 15.50-16.70, grass steers weak at 14.50 down to 12.50. Best heifers 16.00, beef cows 9.50-12.50, bulls to 15.50. stock cattle slow.
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Chicago
Chicago Cash Grain Prices Report
Chicago cash grain prices show no wheat sales on June 29. Corn values range No. 2 yellow 1.1714 to 1.184%4, No. 3 yellow 1.18, sample grade yellow 1.13. Oats list No. 1 mixed 7.2144, No. 2 mixed 1.24.
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Chicago Butter And Eggs Market Report
Chicago market notes show butter receipts 776,984 and eggs receipts 13,611 on June 29 with prices firm and unchanged. Bee receipts also 13,611 with firm market.
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Turpentine Offerings and Sales Reported in Savannah
Savannah June 29 figures show turpentine offerings and sales at 367, 10 000 receipts, 35 shipments, with stocks 4 803. Price ceilings unchanged, quoted as ceilings.
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Savannah
Storm Over OPA Sparks Republican Drive for Price Controls
A house Republican bloc organized a push to restore price control extension powers for the secretary of agriculture as wartime events unfold. The report notes Allied and Japanese actions across the Pacific, Chiang Kai-shek’s forces retaking Liuchow air fields, and Kamikaze attacks on Okinawa with Mitscher commenting on limited effectiveness.
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House
Secretary of Agriculture
Times Enterprise Advertising Rates and Policies Notice
Public notice of telephone order advertising rules for the Times Enterprise shows rates per line and per time block, cash payment required from out of town patrons, receipt provided, and deadline noon for daily classified ads. It warns against multiple incorrect insertions and requires accurate accounting.
Gandhi Opens Talks Amid Conference Tensions
Gandhi recalled meeting the Congress in a manor house interview and said the party entered the conference recognizing a path toward independence. He noted his aloof stance from every negotiation move, serving as an advisor to both Congress and the viceroy through Britain.
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Truman Plans Big Three Prep and State Seat Change
President Truman stays at the Federal Building to map plans for the upcoming Big Three meeting with Stalin and Churchill and to finalize a Senate nomination for secretary of state. He returns to Washington on a C 54 aircraft and may appoint James Byrnes to the United Nations post after Stettinius resignation.
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