Market report shows mixed stock moves and AP average rise
The page details varied stock activity with United Fruit, U S Steel, Radio Corp and others gaining fractions while some fell. The Associated Press average rose about 60 cents to 931.10 as market summaries mention several named companies and a Georgia poultry price note.
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Gen‘Ss
U.S. Steel
Radio Corp
Chrysler
United Fruit
Royal Dutch
Standard Oil
New Jersey
Genie
Jford
Weol
Emmnational
Conde
DuPont
New York Central
Douglas Aircraft
Associated Press
W York (Ap
Korvette
Ligg & My
Hog Market Report from Thomaston and Chicago
Receipts at Thomaston Alabama show mostly steady prices with 160 to 180 lb barrows and gilts around 9.75 to 10.75 per cwt and mixed sow grades 7.50 to 8.75. Chicago arrivals total 12 000 head with barrows and gilts trading about 250 over 220 lb, sows steady to lower across grades.
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Moultrie
Thom Than
Ala
Chicago
Barrows
Gill Low
U.S
North Georgia Hog Market Report Tufted by Weak Demand
Livestock prices fluctuate as hog and calf markets show mixed quotes. Slaughter steers and heifers run steady to higher with utility and cutter grades, while sows and gilts trade lower in Georgia and Atlanta receipts. Prices listed for various weight ranges and product types.
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North Geor
Atlanta
Mel
Thomaston
Fragmentary OCR Item on Local Event
Readable text is severely garbled with missing names places and dates. no coherent event or outcome can be determined from the fragment.
Former Cop Defends Juveniles Of Today
Meigs County ex police chief Jerry Davis argues juveniles are not worse today, blaming broken homes and lack of parental discipline. He recalls his 25 years in service, still carries a pistol, and notes he never used a blackjack. Carl A. Cox named new Meigs police chief.
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Imes Studio
Palmer
Davis
Meigs
Jerry Davis
Mac’ Palmer
3ORROW POLE MINUTES ANDY SID AT RE IPt
Fragmentary OCR note shows names Andy and Sid linked to a meeting or minutes entry. Readable words indicate a planning or ipt item with unclear context and dates. Further details are obscured, leaving the action and participants only partially identifiable.
New Construction Permits Reach $879 033 in Cairo
Cairo issued new construction permits totaling 879 033 last year, the second highest in local history. Fire Chief Aulden Hawthorne noted the all time peak was 927 049 in 1958, with prior years around 366 960. Residential activity remained strong including several high cost homes, and commercial industrial permits were also noteworthy though exclude public works like water system upgrades.
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Cairo
Aulden Hawthorne
Halloran Speaks at Legion Tonight on Industrial Promotion
Admiral Thomas F. Halloran, head of the city DIPEX department, will address American Legion Post 31. City Commissioner Hd Kelly will introduce him as a dinner and program event begins at 7:30 PM featuring a film on industrial promotion methods.
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American Legion Post 31
Adm
Thomas F. Halloran
Dept. of Industrial Promotion and Expansion
DIPEX
Hd Kelly
Observations On Steel Settlement And Political Roles
Observations critique the steel settlement as relief and foreshadow rising inflation. It credits Nixon and Mitchell as likely 1960s Republican contenders and points to the president's behind the scenes influence. It warns that public costs and higher prices will follow, with the public unvoiced in the bargain.
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Richard M. Nixon
Labor
Mitchell
Nixon
Antalon
Birthday age dispute over Pittsburgh man William Klinefelter
William Klinefelter marks a birthday today with a debate over his age. Family records and policies list him as 102, while he insists he is 101, noting no birth certificate and joking about shaving years from his age.
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Pittsburgh
William Klinefelter
Klinefelter
Funeral Rites Held for Mrs. J. Rogers of Midway
Funeral services were held Monday afternoon for Mrs. J. Rogers of Midway community who died after a heart attack Saturday night at Camilla Hospital. The service at Midway Church was led by Rev. J. Gorham Garrison. Survived by her husband five sons and a daughter Ernestine predeceased. sister and brothers also noted. Interment in Midway Cemetery.
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Ochlochnee
Rogers
Midway
a-Camilla Hospital
Midway Church
J. Gorham Garrison
William Hall
Thomas County
Pavo Officials Sworn In For New Terms
Mayor Horece Johnston and three council members were sworn in by Justice J. C. Harris. A. C. McCorvey and Charles Hart drew two year terms while J. Blake Threatt was elected for the first term. Other officials, including Clerk James A. Sherrod and Night Policeman Naina Harris, also began new terms. Sol Altman, a Thomasville lawyer, was appointed City Attorney.
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PAVO
Horece
Johnston
Justice of the Peace
J. C. Harris
A. C. McCorvey
Charles Hart
J. Blake Threatt
McCorvey
Hart
Threatt
Marvin A. Rivers
James A. Sherrod
Dun and Bradstreet Reports Growth in Business Firms
Statistics released by William Gordon of the Atlanta office show growth in business firms over the past year. The Reference Book lists manufacturers wholesalers and retailers and excludes service and professional businesses such as beauty shops and brokers.
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Willian
Atlanta
Firty
Bradstreet
Star
Ggency
Gordon
U. S
Untitled Economic Brief on District Beet Company Status
A fragmented notice references District Beet, Inc. and county records, indicating shipping restrictions and a filing related to ownership and administration. The text mentions Dun & taled 535 and marine records, with unclear dates or precise actions.
Academy Winner Dudley Nichols Dies at 64
Hollywood screen writer producer and director Dudley Nichols died of cancer at Cedars of Lebanon Hospital in Los Angeles at age 64. Nichols won the 1936 Academy Award for The Informer and worked on The Three Musketeers For Whom the Bell Tolls Sister Kenny It Happened Tomorrow The Long Voyage Home and The Bells of St Marys. His wife Esta survives.
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Hollywood
Dudley Nichols
Cédars of Lebanon Hospital
Nichols
Old New York World
Three Musketeers
Kenny
St. Mary's
Esta
Fragmentary notes on Cairo race results and political nominating views
The readable fragments mention Cairo and a 1967 context with references to elections and totals. Mentions include a list of candidates, population estimates, and fire incidents, with unclear names and figures. The text is garbled, offering few definite events or outcomes.
Correction on Clement Allison Hall Sr death age
The obituary note corrects an error from yesterday's paper which listed Clement Allison Hall Sr as 87. the correct age at death is 52.
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Clement Allison
Hall Sr
Calendar items and club meetings listed for the week
A garbled calendar of events includes FILOT CLUB at Elkis home 6 30 pm MISS STITH Bible Class YMCA Legion Post 31 AUXILIARY IOOF Hall 8 pm DUPLICATE BRIDGE CLUB Glen Amityview LEGION POST 222 Legion Home NAVAL RESERVES National Guard Garden Club Board Garden Center HOME LEAGUE Salvation Army and other societies with unclear dates or outcomes.
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Stith
Legion Political
IOOF
Glen aAmlerview
Legion
Legion Home
National Guard
Garden Centeid
Salvation Army
Teast
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