Allied Chiefs Toast Stalin Churchill In Tehran Birthday Event
In Teheran on November 30 1943 Franklin D Roosevelt Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin celebrated Churchill's 69th birthday with a formal dinner. Roosevelts and Stalins toasts honored leaders and their alliance with 34 guests including Harriman Molotov and Eden. Gifts included a Persian hand embroidered silk and a 13th century Persian bowl.
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Pere Robert
Caspian Sea
Churchill
George VI
England
Michael Kalinin
Russia
Roosevelt
Stalin
Harriman
Averell
United States
Local Markets Page Notes and Disclaimer
Local markets listing notes accuracy of daily data and states The Star does not accept responsibility for typographical errors. It indicates markets are correct as published but errors may occur in transmission and printing.
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Star
Historical Feed Price List Fragment
A dense OCR excerpt shows various feed and patent brand prices by bag and per hundred weight. Items include corn meat feed, middlings, bran, mixed feeds, hogs and calves notes, and multiple bag weights such as 10 lb, 24 lb, 48 lb, and 98 lb with per barrel or per hundred weight pricing.
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Nodc Brande Eeessi Eaie
Avedee
Market Quotations for Livestock and Produce in Baltimore
Market report from Baltimore dated December 6 shows rise in produce prices with staysums and York apples, poultry receipts dull though small volumes for young birds. Fowl and ducks lower for some grades. turkeys firm with light receipts. eggs firm at 48-54 cents for ungraded whites and mixed colors. butter unavailable.
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Baltimore
MD. Pa. Va
W. Va
Yorks
Spys
Starks
Romes
Jonathans
Baltimore market news cattle hogs and sheep mixed action
Baltimore market news reports daily livestock activity with cattle steady to firm, steers at 14.00 15.00 per cwt and vealers 8.00 15.50. Hogs 200 270 lb steady, other weights uneven, tops around 14.30. Lambs active, ewes steady, slaughter lambs at 14.00 15.00 for 70 lb weights and culls down to 2.00.
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Baltimore
Federal State Market News Service
Chicago Livestock Market Report Shifts as Unsold Weights Persist
Salable hogs 20 000 to 37 000 head remain steady with Friday levels across weights and sows. Cattle salable 22 000 with choice fed stock scarce and most grades off 15 25. Calves 1 500 and sheep 13 000 see a weak undertone as buyers hold back.
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Chicago
Wheat and Rye Lead Grain Rise in Chicago Market
Chicago grain quotations show wheat and rye advancing on buying by commercial and milling interests. Oats and barley opened mixed with oats up to 1 1/8 and rye lifting, while prices for December futures were listed across wheat, oats, and rye contracts.
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Chicago
Army Rifle Honors Kept In Family
Lt Willard F Lind of Clarksburg West Virginia fired a .45 automatic for a high score on the Fourth Flying Group pistol lane. A week earlier his younger brother First Sgt James M Lind broke the group record with the M 1 carbine rifle scoring 193 of 200. The lieutenant had qualified with several guns as a West Virginia National Guard member while his brother had never fired an Army rifle.
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Memphis
Tenn
Willard F. Lind
Clarksburg
W. Va
James M. Lind
West Virginia National Guard
Stock Market Mixed Early Then Rallies On Iran News
New York stock market opened mixed then moved higher led by gains in aircraft, steel, motors, rubber and rail shares. Major gainers included U S Rubber Goodrich Goodyear U S Steel Bethlehem Douglas Aircraft United Aircraft Sperry Chrysler GM Southern Pacific Santa Fe Pullman J I Case International Mercantile Allied Chemical. American Distilling retreated while American Gas Niagara Hudson Power Cities Service Cuban etc.
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New York
Nothee Ae
U. S. Rubber
Goodrich
Goodyear
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Douglas Aircraft
United Aircraft
Sperry
Chrysler
General Motors
Southern Pacific
Santa Fe
Pullman, Jr. Case
International Mareatees
Allied Chemical
American
American Gas
Niagara Hudson Power
Cities Service
Cuban Attea Sugar
Electric Bond
Civil and Police Court Sentences In City Case Actions
Judge John W. Rice presided as several cases were imposed in Civil and Police Court. Wilber A. Kerns of 17 E Monmouth St., City, received 30 days suspended, a $100 fine and $5.75 costs for driving while intoxicated. Willie Shade of Cross Junction Va was fined $10 with $6.25 costs for disorderly conduct. Mack Gordon of Bunker Hill was involved in an expensive argument with George Long and Herman Conley on N Kent and N Cameron Streets. Long was cut with a knife and both Long and Conley were found guilty with fines of $5 and costs $5.25 each.
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John W. Rice
Wilber A. Kerns
E. Monmouth St
Willie Shade
Cross Junction
Mack Gordon
Bunker Hill
W. Va
George Long
N. Kent Street
Herman Conley
N. Cameron Street
Long
Ogden Officials Grant First Bicycle License to Joe Willett
In Ogden Utah city officials deem 72 year old Joe Willett entitled to bicycle license No 1 for his fourth year of riding around the city streets.
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Ogden
Utah
Joe Willett
Future Role of Turkey in World War II
Ankara dispatches report that Turkey may soon decide its war role with Allied powers. Turkish foreign minister Numan Menemencioglu accompanies reports from Cairo talks. Emir Mansur son of King Ibn Saud and Fahad arrive in Cairo for possible conference. Germany seeks continued Turkish collaboration to avoid war horrors. Some observers warn a Turkish declaration of war could enable Allied air bases in the Black Sea and Balkans. An AP dispatch says Turkey nears a definite stance in wartime planning.
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Ankara
Inonu
Numan Menemencioglu
Emir Mansur
Ibn Saud
Saudi
Arabia
Imir Fahad
Caio
Cairo
DNB
Vichy Radio
Prang von Papen
Turkey
Istanbul
Berlin
Germany
Axis
Black Sea
Balkans
Mediterranean
Ae Neu
Stalin Is Given Sword At Teheran
In a Teheran ceremony the Stalingrad sword was presented to Stalin by Churchill and accepted with a quiet nod. British artisan Tom Beasley forged the blade with a crimson sheath. Molotov withdrew as Stalin wore the Order of Lenin and the moment premised on Allied unity.
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Cramer Lycett
Ida Fisher Lycett
Stalin
Teheran
Stalingrad
London
Tom Beasley
Britain
Buff Regiment
Roosevelt
Vyacheslav Molotov
Len
Churchill
Klementi Y. Voroshilov
Voroshilov
Red Cross Sewing To Be Resumed At Episcopal Church
The Episcopal Church grants space on West Boscawen Street for Red Cross sewing. The Sewing Room moves to a new location and opens Tuesday afternoon at two o clock with regular hours two to five on Tuesday to Friday. Workers urged to report to the second floor of the Episcopal Church at 134 West Boscawen Street.
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The
Episcopal Church
Red Cross
West Boscawen Street
Baltimore Grain Market Closing Report
Baltimore reports grain prices with Wheat at 1.6834, White corn 1.36, Yellow corn 1.15 per bushel based on misdelivery. The scene shifts to a Roosevelt Churchill meeting with Stalin, photographers capturing gestures, a sword ceremony, and brief introductions among leaders and kin.
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Baltimore
Winchester
Ration Services Reorganized Across Six District Divisions
Henry L. Caravati announced a reorganization moving war price and rationing boards into six district operations divisions with headquarters in Richmond Norfolk Tappahannock Farmville Orange and Courtland Each division will have a field officer overseeing 11 or 12 boards and report directly to Caravati with local boards remaining under their supervision.
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Price Administration
Henry L. Caravall
Richmond
Norfolk
Tappahannock
Farmville
Orange
Courtland
M. C. Davis
L. Raymond Fawcett
Daniel J. Finnegan
Washington
Edward L Sinnott
Caravati
British U Boats Sink 16 Ships
An Admiralty communique reported submarines of the British Mediterranean fleet sank 16 vessels in Aegean Sea forays. Warehouses on Naxos Island and a floating dock were sunk nearby. A western Mediterranean submarine sank a landing craft in the Gulf of Genoa and a medium tanker was torpedoed off Toulon. Timing of the attacks was not given.
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London
Aegean Sea
Naxos Island
Mediterranean
Gulf of Genoa
Toulon
Red Cross awards service stripe to local nurse's aide
Clifton Forge Virginia December 6 1000 hours of volunteer nursing aid earns Mrs John Paul Jones a service stripe from the Red Cross.
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Clifton Forge
The
Red Cross
John Paul Jones
Soldiers Try to Go Undercover at Camp Phillips
Two soldiers from the 80th division dressed as civilians to roam Camp Phillips Kansas to test how far they could blend in. They were spotted by sergeants North and Williford who pursued them without weapons. Von Hadelin was knocked down and Opper struck on the head with a grease gun before they were rescued.
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Camp Phillips
Kas
80Th Division
Peter Opper
Ozark, Ark
Charles von Hadelin
William F. North
C. J. Williford
von Hadelin
Opper
Salonika Railway Yards Blasted
British four engine bombers hit the Salonika railway station in Greece last night starting fires in the freight yards. American bombers raided shipping off Leros in the Dodecanese, sinking or forcing abandonment of ships. Symi Harbor was bombed two days earlier.
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Cairo
Egypt
Middle East
Aegean
Salonika
Greece
Dodecanese
Leros
Symi
Jones presses for action on subsidy extension
Senator Jones urged extending the life of the Commodity Credit Corporation to save the war food program from collapse. He warned that ending subsidies would lift price ceilings and drive living costs higher, while Republicans rejected delaying tactics and Democrats debated strategy for a February vote.
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Commodity Credit Corporation
CCC
Jones
Senate
House Committee
Vney
Aiken
White House
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U. S. Fleet
George C. Marshall
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Charles Portal
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Brehon H. Somervell
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John G. Winant
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WAAF
Sarah Oliver
Randolph Churchill
Elliott
Maj
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Virginia
Corporation Court OF
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Grimms Radio
Whitacre, Va
United Brethren
Whitacre
FLOCR
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Londons
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Stock Market Report
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