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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Aug 16, 1963
Page
3
South Carolina Breakfast Club flies in for a biweekly coffee fueled meetup. Members compare flying notes promote safety and inspect each other’s planes. A bouncing ball rewards the day’s loosest landing as about 30 planes and 90 people gather.
Listing shows station call signs and broadcast hours from sunrise to sunset for WHOS AM FM and MC networks with additional frequencies WHAT and 640 1240 guidance. It includes a wartime enemy-attack contingency message and official sounder times from 4 55 A M to midnight and 7 A M to 10 P M.
Cotton values show middling at 34 8 and 33.57 for other bids. Cottonseed at 43 per ton. Milk products priced with milk at 3.20 per hundred for four percent. Lumber and pulpwood listed with pulpwood at 13.50 per cord. Corn prices: No 2 Yellow Shelled 1.30, No 2 Yellow Gar Cerp 1.10, White Ear 1.07, White Shelled 1.29.
New York stocks end higher as rails rally, aided by hopes for progress in the railway labor dispute before the August 29 strike date. North American Aviation leads with a gain over 3, while Ford and Chrysler advance. IBM and Xerox rise, and Consolidated Natural Gas slips.
Mrs Eron White and Douglas Skinner recover at home from hospital stays. W M A met with 22 members and three visitors. refreshments served in church basement. Harold Hudson and Terry Parker injured in a recent automobile crash. Mrs Dorothy June Wood Peak and infant son released from Cullman Hospital. Corporates steady to higher.
Birmingham AP reports broilers and fryers cleared with live supplies and plant prices at 14 to 44 cents, majority around 15 cents, amid 14 4-4 range. Atlanta AP notes Georgia live poultry supplies improved though still limited.
Thomasville Georgia reports Hog receipts totaling about 3 500 with prices for barrows and gilts 190 230 pounds at 17 00 to 17 25 and 240 270 pounds at 15 75 to 16 65. Sows mostly 75 cents lower with some declines of up to 1 00 from last Friday.
The listing shows Grade A white produce priced at 414-48 cents for large sizes, 32-36 cents for mediums, and 25-28 cents for small sizes. Direct sales by nearby producers are included.
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