Aberdeen-Angus Sale Sets Records Despite Mixed Results
The first South agsie Aberdeen-Angus sale at Linkola Plantation reported a gross of 120 550 dollars with 53 cattle sold from four plantations. A Longleaf cow led at 7 500 dollars. average price 2 274 52. Over 200 buyers from Canada and multiple states attended the event and dinner at Melrose Plantation.
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London
Ontario
Oklahoma
Connecticut
Mississippi
Pennsylvania
Massachusetts
North Carolina
Virginia
Missouri
New York
New Jersey
Florida
South Carolina
Georgia
Hamilton James
Paul Good
Dave’ Canning
Sinkels
Warren Bicknell
D. Tittle
Jim Whitewords
Price Brown
H. L. Willis
Longleaf Plantation
Airy Hall Plantation
Green Pond
Convict Jack Huggins Escapes Bus Enroute to Work Detail
Sheriff Dallice Law reports escaped convict Jack C. Huggins, 37, who sawed through bus bars and jumped from a prison transport near Thomasville. Police search extensive as burglary and car thefts in the area are investigated, with investigators noting prior escape attempts and a missing Ford and pistols.
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Jack C. Huggins
Bainbridge
Thomasville
Dallice Law
Hinson
Callice Law
Ernest McMillan
U. S. 319
Moultrie R . Law
McMillan
Love St
Jesse Smith
Law
Huggins
Thomas County
Jack Forrester
Atlanta
Markets in New York Early Trading Mixed
The New York market opened indecisively with mixed small moves as trading turnover stayed light. Phillips Petroleum rose after a British Columbia natural gas discovery and Johns Manville advanced on a $35 million expansion plan for 1965. Royal Dutch, Texas Co., Du Pont, RCA, Gulf, Smelting and Edison also edged higher, while United Aircraft, U.S. Steel and Bethlehem Steel slipped slightly. Creole Petroleum opened up on the American Exchange, with Merrill Petroleum and International Petroleum among gainers and Pacific Petroleum and Mesabi Iron among losers.
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New York
Phillips Petroleum
British Columbia
Sinclair
Johns” Manville
Royal Dutch, Texas Co
du Pont
RCA
Goodrich
American Smelting
Don Edison
United Aircraft
Youngstown
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
International Nickel
American Stock Exchange
Creole Petriiium
Merrill Petroleum
International Petroeum
Pacific Petroleums
Mesab Iron
New York Cotton Futures Steady Amid Trading
Cotton futures in New York were unchanged to one cent higher at 11:45 am with Mar 34.46, May 24.48, July 34.28, Oct 33.35, Dec 33.58. Nearby quotes included Mar 33.25 and May 38.41, July 32.86.
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New York
North Georgia poultry market report and plant notes
A fragmented market report from Atlanta notes broilers or fryers at varying weights, with prices around 215 to 3 percent per hundredweight and 17 to 19 pounds. Some references mention a weak market for heavy types and lighter types, with limited farm reports.
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Atlanta
Uncertain fragment hints at race event notes
The readable text fragment references a race context with names Breens and Murnt but lacks clear facts, dates, or outcomes. No definitive event or entities can be established from the provided OCR snippet.
Packers Hog Market News From Georgia and South Regions
Hog receipts near 4200 at major plants in Albany Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Ga Dothan Ala and Jacksonville Fla Mostly steady trading with mixed lot prices for 180 240 lb barrows gilts 17 25 17 18. No 1 3 200 230 lb 18 00 18 25. country sales report 180 240 lb barrows 17 40 17 89. North Georgia cattle appears active Atlanta auctions Jan 28 1967 with varied price ranges for slaughter steers heifers calves and stockers across standard to good quality grades.
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Federalstate
Albany
Moultrie
Tifton
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
U. S
South Ga
Fila
Chicago
North Georgia
Atlanta
Sparkman predicts decline in new home construction this year
Sen. John Sparkman of Alabama warned that housing starts may drop to a million or fewer in 1957 due to tight money markets. He noted 1955 had 1.3 million and 1956 had 1.1 million new homes, while the National Association of Home Builders said 1.4 million are needed to meet demand. He called 1957 a year of decision for the housing industry.
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Chicago
John Sparkman
Ala
National Assn. of Home
National Convention of the
Association
Sparkman
Senate
Houshis
Rome Playboy Denies He Met Murdered Actress Wilma Montesi
In Amalfi and Rome court rooms, Ugo Montagna testifies he never met Wilma Montesi who died near Ostia Beach. Gianpiero Piccioni and ex police chief Saverio Polito defend themselves, denying involvement while alibis and motives surface in the high profile case.
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Venich
Italy
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Wilma Montesi
Ostia Beach
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Wilma Montes
Piccioni
Wilma
Alida Vani
Amalfi
Polito
UN Chief Hammerskjold to hear Israel Gaza plan
Secretary General Dag Hammarskjold was to hear Israel outline a plan to govern the Gaza Strip under UN surveillance with Israeli forces pulling out yet remaining to handle social and civil administration. Egypt and Arab states oppose. U.S. suggests UNEF occupy Gaza until a settlement.
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Dag
Hammar Skjold
Israel
Gaza Strip
U.N
Abba. Hban
Hammarskjold
Strip
Egypt
Gaza
United States
General Assembly
UNEF
Sinai Desert
Gulf of Aqaba
Sharm E Sheikh
Aqaba
Gulf
Chapel At Tuskegee Destroyed by Fire
Tuskegee Institute chapel burned to the ground early today, believed caused by lightning during a thunderstorm. Public relations director Charles Trout said no damage estimate was available as investigators pursued the blaze.
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Tuskegee
Institute Chapel
Charles Trout
Negro College
Farewell Party For City Manager L. B. Craig
City workers and officials near farewell for City Manager L B Craig and his family at a Masonic Temple dinner. Craig will leave for New Orleans to join an engineering firm with gifts presented by the city and remarks from former and current officials. About 150 attendees heard tributes to his tenure and leadership as decorations and a chicken pilau supper framed the event.
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L. B. Craig
Masonic Temple
Craigs
New Orleans
Craig
Ronald van Dame
W. Fred Scott Jr
Frank V. Eidson
Heath Varnedee
Charles A. Smith
Horace Jones Jr
Fire Department
Alma B. Craig
Josephine Craig
Alicie Parker Joseph
Lathrop
Joe Craig
Shelly Mash
Clyde Kelly
Auto Damage Suit Trial Under Way In Court
Superior Court continued its work this morning with the trial of a damage suit arising from an auto collision. Plaintiff Clyde Smith and defendant Mrs. Follice Hudson appeared as parties. The jury reached the panel before lunch and deliberations were expected to start soon after noon. It was the only case scheduled for trial today.
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Superior Court
Clyde Smith
Follice Hudson
Three Hungarians Sentenced to Die for Strikes
Radio Budapest reported three more Hungarians were sentenced to death for inciting strikes and urging resistance to Premier Janos Kadar. This raises publicly announced death sentences to 28 since the revolution was crushed. eleven executions have been announced.
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Radio
Budapest
Janos Kadar
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Kadiar
New Communist Party
Services Thursday For C. G. Lamon 79
Funeral services for C. G. Lamon 79 a retired Brooks County farmer who died Tuesday in a Miami hospital will be held at 3 p m Thursday at the Baptist Church in Evergreen Community of Brooks County with Rev E Stanfield of Barwick officiating Burial will be in the church cemetery with Whiddons Funeral Home in charge Pallbearers are J B Finch Ray Gilmer John NeSmith Ed Hutchins Jack Carroll and Hugo Burner Mr Lamon a Thomas County native spent most of his life in Evergreen where he farmed until retirement He was married to the former Blanche Boles who survives Other survivors are two sons W A Sam Lamon Thomasville and Bill Lamon Miami a daughter Mrs W B Garbett Miami one sister Mrs H E Bee Pavo and five grandchildren
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Brooks County
Miami
Baptist Church
Evergreen
E. Stanfield
Barwick
Church
Whiddon
J. B. Finch
Ray Gilmer
John NeSmith
Ed Hutchins
Jack Carroll
Hugo Burner
Forester Child Shaken After Bike Car Collision
Seven year old Julian Forester was shaken when his bicycle collided with a car driven by Miss Enolia B Wright at East Clay Street near North Crawford Street. He received emergency treatment at Archbold Memorial Hospital for cuts and scrapes but was not admitted. Wright said she was traveling west when the child darted from behind a parked truck and struck her vehicle.
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Forester
Enolia B. Wright
North Crawford Street
Frank Forester
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Miss Wright
East Clay Street
Young Forester
Donalsonville Lions Hear Southern Plans
Donalsonville Lions Club members learned of a Southern Airways base expansion near Bainbridge in 1957. Hugh Davis outlined a million door construction and renovation program underway at the base, providing details on scope and impact for the regional aviation facility.
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Donalsonville Lions
Donalsonville
Southern Airways
Bainbridge
Donaldsonville Lions Club
Hugh Davis
Vestrymen Named For Episcopal Church Wardens
The church names Dr Frank A Little Edward R Langford Re Balfour Srn and Dr Mervin Wine as vestrymen. They will succeed Senior Warden W H Flowers Julius Ariail R C Balfour Jr J M Edwards Jr and Arthur R Robinson. New senior and junior wardens to be elected February first Monday. Unexpired terms held by James Anderson John Tyler W C Ball Allan Crawford Ben S Inman Jr Allen B Keyton T T Scott Gerard Swarthout Dr Warren A Taylor Theo Titus II.
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Edward R. Langford
Re. Balfour Srn
Mervin Wine
W. H. Flowers
Julius Ariail
R. Cc. Balfour Jr
J. M. Edwards Jr
Arthur R. Robinson
James Anderson
John Tyler
W. C. Ball
Allan Crayford
Ben S. Inman Jr
Allen B. Keyton
T. T. Scott
Gerard Swarthout
Warren A. Taylor
Théo Titus II
Civic group hears plan for first primary jet training school
A speaker announced the base will start the first primary jet training school of its kind by year’s end. Another official from the State Parks Department said funds are assured for bathing and boating trenches and boat unloading ramps at the Jim Woodruff Dam reservoir. Donald Kirksey was admitted to membership and Ray Patchett from Albany attended as a guest.
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Donald Kirksey
Ray Patchett
Albany
Lost 41 Pounds with Anaro Home Recipe in Georgia
Jim Hale of LaGrange Georgia reports stomach trouble and overweight for years. He says after using Anaro for 14 weeks his weight dropped from 201 pounds to 160 pounds and his stomach issues improved. Ad claims nationwide trial success and urges readers to ask their druggist.
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Lagrange
Jim Hale
Hamilton Rd
Atte
Georgia
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