Baseball scores from yesterday's MLB and minor leagues
American League results: Washington 8 Detroit 3. Philadelphia 2 Cleveland 4. Boston 4 Chicago 2. National: Pittsburgh 2 New York 3. Chicago 4 Brockville 3. Cincinnati 4 Boston 1. St. Louis 9 Philadelphia 1. Southern Association: Nashville 7 Birmingham 0. Memphis 9 Little Rock 6. Chattanooga 8 Atlanta 3. Mobile 14 New Orleans 2.
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Associated Press
Detroit A
New York
Boston
Chicago Dt
Washington
St. Louis Oe
Cave Segn
Cincinnati
Philadelphia
ION So Thern Associat
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Gieetaenee Tereer
Chattanooga
New Orleans
Mobile
Little Rock
Memphis
Birmingham
Nashville
Southern Association
Baseball Matchups on National League Schedule
National League games listed include Pittsburgh at Brooklyn Chicago at New York Cincinnati at Philadelphia St Louis at Boston New York at Chicago Philadelphia at Detroit Washington at Cleveland Boston at St Louis and no other games scheduled.
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Boston
Ohio selective distribution plan sparks union dispute
The association said it will make no effort to distribute copies, promising public access only at the plants of individual papers. The remark recalls how publishers acted during the December 1942 game union strike.
Leopold III Abdication Decision Focused in Rumor Dense Page
Ruthenia Will Continued From Page One King Leopold III on his decision on abdication. Earlier Communist and Socialist sources had reported that Leopold might abdicate Sunday. Britain’s general election campaign found George Bernard Shaw.
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Leopold III
Leopold
Britain
George Bernard Shaw
Quitman News Virgil Lewis New Commander Of The Quitman Legion Post
Virgil Lewis was elected commander of Wilbur Oglesby Post 48 American Legion in Quitman Georgia. Nathan McGoo gan is adjutant and Homer Hassael is vice-commander. Spencer Bennet is re-elected service officer and M. J. Bowen finance officer. The post meets every second Monday at the Legion Home with about 100 members, the largest in Many years.
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Quitman
Virgil Lewis
Wilbur Oglesby
American Legion
Nathan McGoogan
Homer Hasasell
Lewis
Mr. Hasse
Spencer Bennet
M. J. Bowen
Legion
Yars
Quitman Paratrooper Dan Hooker Returns After 19 Months as POW
Pvt Dan Hooker of Quitman Georgia returns home after a 19 month captivity in German prison camps. He was shot down near Italy in 1943 during a Sicily to Italy mission and evaded four days before a fall broke his leg leading to capture. He endured harsh conditions at Stalag 17B with Red Cross aid and was recently flown home for treatment. His brother Sgt Buck Hooker remains in France from prior service.
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Quitman
Dan Hookter
509Th Parachute Infantry
Dan
Sicily
Italy
Stalag 17B
Stalag
Red Cross
Rlof
Regensburg
Germany
States
Clyde Hooker
Finney General
Sgt. Buck Hooker
France
Africa
Buck
Women candidates face slim odds in forthcoming general election
The piece notes 87 women seek seats in Parliament with generally poor chances. A writer estimates perhaps 17 will win, vs 623 men, reflecting a historic gap since only nine of 66 women won in the last election.
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R. Palmer Dutt
Communist Party
Shaw
Dutt
House of Commons
Landon backs Truman plan to preserve world peace
Alf M Landon expressed support for President Truman's bid to unify bipartisan backing for a foreign policy aimed at a republic of nations to preserve future peace. He said the basic features of the plan would win cross party support and that he could back the policy as developed.
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Kansas City
Truman
United States
Republic of Nations
Alf M. Landon
Washington
Congress
San Francisco
Senate
White House
Kansas
Landon
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Sabre Rattling Then and Now in World War II Context
The piece argues German secret weapons were real yet foiled by Allied bombing and sabotage. It notes a projected rocket bomb, British strikes crippling Nazi research, and assures Japan faces overwhelming air power from B 29s. It calls Japan isolated by sea and air blocks and pinned in by Allied control.
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Reich
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Okinawa
Kyuchu
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Nippon
Indonesia
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Manchuria
Aviations Lead Quiet Recovery in New York Stocks
New York stocks rose fractions to about two points as aviation, rails, utilities revive amid slow dealings. Transfers reached roughly 600000 shares with steady bonds and firmer grain and livestock readings.
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New York
Chicago
Wheat prices and grain notes from Chicago market
Chicago June 30 wheat prices listed for No 2 hard and No 2½ yellow hard around 1.71 to 1.73 nominal with No 1 red at 0.7215. No corn sales reported and general market status described as nominal.
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Chicago
New Cabinet Takes Shape As Wallace Leads Commerce Role
President Roosevelt reshapes his cabinet with Henry A. Wallace retaining Commerce leadership from Iowa while Anderson gains expanded duties and becomes War Food Administrator succeeding Marvin Jones. Clark, a Texan, becomes Attorney General replacing Biddle. Schwellenbach, from Wisconsin, moves to Labor, signaling restored labor powers.
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Henry A. Wallace
Iowa
Roosevelt
Midwest
New York
Anderson
Marvin Jones
Texas
U. S. Court of Claims
Congress
Claude Wickard
Clark
Thurman Arnold
Justice Department
Francis Biddle
Schwellenbach
Superior
Wis
Frances Perkins
Labor Department
Southeastern Area Cattle Market Review Shows Mixed Receipts
Receipts at plants were up from last week while other area markets fell. Prices rose 25 to 50 cents with some stalls around a dollar. better demand boosted stockers and canners. Slaughter trades $9.00 to $11.50 for common steers and heifers, with top calves and yearlings reaching $14.00 to $17.00 and some $16.00 for odd vealers.
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Odd
Shelly
Hog Receipts Steady Across Southern Packing Plants
Hog receipts total about 600 at eight major plants in South Georgia Florida and the Southeast Alabama market shows activity and general steadiness this week. Quotations cover 120 to 150 pound hogs around 13.60 to 14.00 and larger 130 pound up to about 14.25 to 14.35 with several lots around 14.55 for hard barrows and gilts.
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Thomasville
WFA
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Chicago Livestock Market Report Hogs Steady Amid Small Supplies
Chicago hog receipts reached 6000 with only about 500 salable and prices steady. Cattle and sheep offerings cleared quickly with nominally steady values. Unofficial Monday totals show 10000 hogs, 17000 cattle, 8000 sheep. weeklong gains in hog weights offered little relief to pork shortage while ceilings at 18 dollars capped top prices.
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Chicago
War Food Administration
Cotton futures hover with mixed weekend bids in New Orleans
New Orleans cotton futures show steady to mixed moves after weekend trading. Prices for October through May contracts edge between 22.65 and 22.80 cents per pound as markets closed slightly varied from open to high and low.
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New Orleans
Cotron
New York Cotton Futures Narrow Range Ahead of Price Bill
Cotton futures traded within a tight band as traders awaited final action on the price control bill. Early selling followed the mid June parity setback, then light mill buying and covering steadied the market. Final closes were unchanged to 10 cents per bale lower with volatile intraday highs and lows.
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New York
Many Imported Workers in Reich Refuse to Leave
Wiesbaden Germany June 30 Military government authorities estimate that over 450000 workers brought to the Reich for the war effort will stay in the American occupation zone. Lt Col Joseph K Carson former mayor of Portland Ore says about 350000 are Poles who plan to remain. No forcible repatriation policy allows displaced persons to choose assembly centers to wait for home or stay in Germany.
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Don Whitehead
Wiesbaden
Germany
Reich
United States
Joseph K. Carson
Portland
Ore
Classified advertisement rates and submission rules
Advertisements may be accepted by phone with payment at Times-Enterprise office and receipts provided. Out of town ads require cash. Rates shown include daily and monthly options with per line pricing and minimum orders. Ads must be in by 12 o clock for the day of appearance.
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Telehone
Times-Enterprise
Raanreees
Local Department Agencies Page Item
A fragmented OCR line lists police fire department light plant city manager clerk and treasurer sheriff's office ambulance Archbold Hospital and state patrol post office with scattered numbers. Readable fragments point to a municipal services grid or public safety directory entry.
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Con
Sheriff's Office
Whiddon’s
Archbold Hospital
State Patrol
New Canaan Woman Pleads Innocent in Manslaughter Case
In a brief court session Imogene Stevens 24 wife of an army major pleaded innocent to manslaughter in the death of Albert Kovacs 19 sailor. She was bound over to the Superior Court in 50 000 bail.
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New Canaan, Conn
Imogene Stevens
Albert Kovacs
Meat production rise in 1944 exceeds peacetime output
In 1944 meat production rose 23 percent above peacetime levels seen from 1931 to 1939. The gain reflects increased acecage production and wartime demand influencing the industry.
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