Wall Street Markets Rally As Averages Hit Fresh Highs
New York stocks moved higher in brisk trading with the Associated Press average up to 287.1 and the Dow up 2.04 to 768.42 at noon. Chrysler and Xerox led gains while Du Pont secondary offerings pressured GM and several big names showed mixed results across industrials, rails, and utilities.
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Chrysler
Chrysler Regular
Associated Press
Xerox
General Motors
du Pont
IBM
Radio Corp
Zenith
CBS
Polaroid
New York
Sint Harv
Acme Steel
Mere
Bell & How
Monson
Beth Steel
Mont Ward
Boeing
Nat Dairy
Borden
Clin Mathaa Calum & H
Owens Hi GI
Cater Trac
Penney
Celanene
Coca Cola
RCA
Frueh Corp
Swift
Elec
Texaco
Tel & el
Unit Fruit
Goodrich
West UN Tel
Goodyear
Westy
Gt 4&P
Winn Dixie
Greyhound
Woolworth
Gulf Oil
Community Carol Sing Opens at St. Thomas A.M.E. Church
The community Carol Sing at St. Thomas A.M.E. Church begins at 7 30 p m with tenor bass alto soprano and open voice groupings. Director E H Smith urges participation and notes the event will be recorded by Rev A M Threatt and the church proceedings.
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St. Thomas’ A.M
A.M. Threatt
Hog and cattle market reports from Thomasville and Chicago
Hog receipts across states show mixed prices for various weights and classes with Georgia and Alabama markets reporting 14.28 to 18.50 per hundred pounds and Chicago reporting steady to mixed moves for barrows gilts and sows. Georgia cattle auctions in multiple markets note slaughter steer and heifer values around 17 to 20 dollars with feeders and cows varying by weight and grade.
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Thomasville
Albany
Columbus
Oultrie
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Frs
Bready
U. B
Chicago
Georgia
Atlanta
Camilla
Macon
Nashville
Sylvania
Atlanta Produce Trade Fair Opens With Bargain Baskets
Atlanta producers advertise a produce fair featuring round cabbage in 50 pound bags at 1.76 to 2.00 per bag, Georgia sweet potatoes 38.25 to 4.25, turnips 1.50 to 1.76, collards 1.75, turnip greens 1.50 to 1.75, mustard greens 1.25 to 1.75 per bushel, snap beans 3.25 to 4.2, pole beans 3.50 to 4.00, yellow Crockneck squash 3.50 to 4.00, basket redishes 2.00 to 2.25, eggplant 3.75 to 8.25 per bushel.
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Atlanta M
Georgia
Kiwanis Club Christmas Ladies Night in Thomas County
The Thomas County Kiwanis Club hosts a combined Christmas and birthday night labeled party night led by President Billy Ponder. Meeting moved to 7:30 p.m. at American Legion Post 31 on N Madison Street with members asked to bring door prizes.
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Thomas County Kiwanis Club
Billy Ponder
American Legion
N. Madison St
Ro tareers to perform at Rotary meeting in Thomasville
The city’s newest choral group, the Rotareers, directed by Jack D. Kelly, will present a program at the Thomasville Rotary Club meeting Thursday. Past President N. Pratt Secrest will serve as master of ceremonies, with Dr. William B. King in charge. Rotarians meet at Glen Arven at 1 p.m.
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Thomasville
Aid Offered for Soil and Water Conservation Planning
Conservationist Johnny Eubanks announced that area farmers and land owners needing technical planning for soil and water conservation practices in 1964 should contact the local Soil Conservation District office. He urged callers to seek assistance in planning and applying conservation methods at any time, with the office in the Federal Building.
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Soil Conservation District
Johnny Eubanks
Eubanks
Federal
Fire damages reported at Tuck Implement Co
Fire at 216 W. Jackson St. caused minor damage when a saw motor backfired igniting leaking gasoline from a feeder line. Store employee extinguished the blaze with a small hand extinguisher, according to Fire Chief W. T. McKenzie.
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Tuck Implement Co
W. Jackson St
W. T. McKenzie
McKenzie
Pavo Kiwanis Hears Editor From Moultrie
W D Avera editor of the Moultrie Observer spoke to the Pavo Kiwanis Club on Christianity versus Communism claiming Russians are more devoted to their beliefs than Americans. He urged Kiwanis members to study government and pursue a Godly life. Program chairman Hubert Turner introduced him. Rev Sidney Gresham presided. Next week will feature Christmas music.
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PAVO
W. D
Bill) Avera
Moultrie Observer
Pavo Kiwanis Club
Avera
Moultrie Kiwanis Club
Hubert Turner
Sidney Gresham
Gresham
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United Air Lines
Union Carbide
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General Dynamics and Control Data
American Stock Exchange
North Georgia
E. H. Smith
Packer Hog Mart
Rotary
Peachtree Street
Pavo Kiwanis
Moultrie
Infants’ Dept
Barbie
South Ga
North Florida
Park & Shop
Jack & Jill
Thomasville Retail Merchants Assn
Nat Williams Jr
Santa Claus Telephone
Santa Claus
Santa
Court House
Douglas High School Glee Club
Magnolia High School Glee Club
Thomas County Court House
Times-Enterprise
WPAX
WKTG
WCTV
Thomasville Retail Merchants Association
Neel
Crystal
Westmoreland Milk Glass & Fruit
Blenko
Armorica
Cole Oo
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