Hitler Will Be Killed By His Own Men Predicts
German biographer Emil Ludwig told the House War Investigating Committee that Hitler is likely to be assassinated by his own men, possibly by the Junkers or generals who would turn against him as World War II progresses. He warned that air bombing may force German collapse and urged complete disarmament and political guardianship for Germany postwar.
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Washington
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Germany
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Chicago Grain Quotations Surge After Crop Report
Chicago grain prices rose on aggressive buying after bullish government crop data. Opening quotes show wheat July 145 1 4 to 3 8, Sept 1.45 1 2 to 5 8, Dec 1.47 1 4 to 3 8. corn July 1.05, Sept 1.05, 1.01. oats July 68 1 4 to 3 8, Sept 65 5 8 to 3 4. rye July 97 to 97 1 2, Sept 1 2, Dec 1.02.
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Chicago
Rye
Baltimore Market Quoted Prices for Produce and Livestock
June 11 market report from Baltimore shows quotes for apples winesap and Ben Davis, poultry, butter, and detailed cattle calves hogs and sheep ranges. Includes price bands for steers, cows, hogs by weight, and spring lambs with notes on demand and undertone for 11 a m quotations. Also includes Chicago and Pittsburgh figures for hogs cattle calves and sheep totals and price ranges.
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Baltimore
Winesap
U.S
Ben Davis
Best Poultry
Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Dept. Agr
Pittsburgh Livestock
Pittsburgh
Baltimore Grain Market Closing
Baltimore market roundup shows Wheat No 2 red winter at 1.56 1/4 to 1.56 1/2 per bushel for June deliveries. Winchester Market lists Wheat at 1.55 per bushel and Corn at 1.10. Prices based on mill deliveries.
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Baltimore
Winchester
Bombing of Japs in Burma Continues
New Delhi India June 11 Bombings of Rathedaung Rathedaung and another raid on Kaleng in western Burma were accomplished by RAP planes in raids on Japanese positions yesterday a British communiqué said today. The Japanese headquarters city of Kalewa on the Chindwin River was bombed and machine gunned and fighter planes inflicted damage on river craft between Kalewa Myingyan and on sampans off Ramree Island the war bulletin announced.
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India
Rathedaung
Kaleng
Burma
RAP
Kalewa
Chindwin
Kalewa Myingyan
Sampans Ni
Ramree Island
Stock Market Report Shows Mild Pause After War News
New York June 11 A mild response to war news kept stocks largely inactive with few gains. Trading was slow and volume stayed below a million shares. Analysts say Panzer surrender is largely priced in while Europe invasion prospects add uncertainty. Modest advances appeared for U S Rubber Goodrich Sears Roebuck Woolworth Phelps Dodge and others. Bonds steadied and grains rose on crop figures.
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New York
Pantelleria
U.S
Rubber
Goodrich
Sears ,Roebuck
Woolworth
Phelps Dodge
Westinghouse
Allied Chemical
Eastman Kodak
Deere
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Western Union
Santa Fe
Southern Railway
Anaconda
Kennecott
Douglas Aircraft
American Smelting
General Electric
May Expect Japs To Fire Forests
Lt. Col. James W. Fraser warned lumbermen in Eugene Oregon that incendiary balloons carried from Japan caused forest fires last year and may recur this fire season. He suggested balloon bombs likely came from submarines and could be followed by airplane bombs submarine shelling or sabotage though he did not specify locations or damage.
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Obe
Oregon
James W. Fraser
Fraser
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Praser
Local Markets The Star Not Responsible for Errors
Market listings appear daily with notices and prices. The Star disclaims responsibility for typographical mistakes or omissions in the market page.
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Star
Paul Mallon’s News Behind The News On Page Four
The column by Paul Mallon on page four analyzes daily events with insider angles and commentary. It offers business and political context, highlighting key actors and shifting public narratives.
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Paul Mallon
De Gaulle Threatens to Quit Conference Over Dismissals
In Algiers on June 11 Gen Charles De Gaulle allegedly threatened to resign from the French National Liberation Committee unless officials tied to the Vichy regime were dismissed. He sought proscription of figures like Marcel Peyrouton and Augustine Nogues, with Pierre Boisson also named. While Boisson shifted positions during the war, De Gaulle demanded a purge before forming a provisional government, and officials say a resignation remains possible but not yet submitted.
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Committee For National Liberation
Charles de Gaulle
Marcel Peyrouton
Auguste Nogues
Pierre Boisson
Vernor
French West
Peyrouton
Algeria
Nogues
Morocco
Boisson
Dakar
de Gaulle
Henri Giraud
North Africa
Directors of Gore Bank Pay Tribute To Late W. J. Muse
The Western Frederick Bank of Gore adopted a unanimous tribute at its June 9 board meeting for late director Tate William J. Muse. The resolution expresses gratitude for his service, notes his sudden death leaves a vacancy, and sends sympathy to his family with copies to the bereaved family and local newspaper.
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Gore Bank
W. J. Muse
Western Frederick Bank
Gore
Tate
William J. Muse
John W. Ward
Chaplin Denies Paternity but Agrees to Support
Charles Chaplin, denying paternity of Joan Berry's expected child, agrees to pay 15 800 dollars for expenses. Berry will submit the infant to blood tests within four months. If tests show Chaplin is father, the suit ends and no further payments are required.
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Los Anggeles
Joan Berry
Charles Chaplin
Miss Berry
Both
Clarke County Lions elect officers for coming year
Dr D Blanton Allen was chosen president of the Clarke County Lions Club at a meeting in Berryville Virginia. New officers include Clay Carr first vice president M F Wisecarver second vice president Ed B Lee third vice president C E Miley Jr secretary treasurer Loring C Kackley lion tamer W D Burter tail twister and Hugh N Ritter and R Lee Withers as directors.退休 president Julian A Everly. installation set for Thursday July 1.
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Berryville
D. Blanton Allen
Clarke County Lions Club
Clay B. Carr
M. F. Wisecarver
Ed B. Lee
C. E. Miley, Jr
Loring C. Kackley
W. D. Burter
Hugh
W. B. Stuart
Charles E. Miley, Jr
Lions International
Roanoke
Clay Carr
Robert Lee Withers
Children’s Day Observed at Mount Pleasant United Brethren
The Mount Pleasant United Brethren Church held a Sunday Children’s Day service led by Rev. Messick. The program featured hymns prayers recitations duets and a pageant Building a Better World with readings by Dorothy Eversole Nancy Burcham Mildred Racey and others and closed with a benediction.
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Mount Pleasant
Dorothy Eversole
Dorothy Billmyer
Perry Sisters
Joseph Racey
Raymond Racey
Nancy Burcham
Mildred Racey
Land
Franklin Racey
Racey Sisters
Rev. Messick
42 Governments Study Plan For Feeding World
Washington June 11. A draft plan for a United Nations relief and rehabilitation administration to feed clothe shelter and rehabilitate liberated territories awaits approval by 42 governments. The plan under Lehman would place a council central committee and executive staff led by a director general with the four big powers on the central committee.
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United Nations
State Department
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
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