Market Report Senate Bill Helps GM
In early trading the stock market showed mixed to downbeat tones with few decisive moves. GM rose on news of a senate bill easing tax consequences of Dupont held shares, while Dupont slipped. Eastern and American Airlines edged down on merger news with Eastern slipping further after an initial gain. Western Electric and IBM posted modest advances in limited blocks.
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New York
Senate
General Motors
Dupont
Wall Street
Eastern
American Airlines
Atlanta Produce and Livestock Prices Mixed Across Markets
Atlanta produce trading shows light to moderate demand with assorted vegetable bids and cattle prices. Bulk hogs steady to firm while poultry deliveries and farm quotes show regional variations and plant price ranges.
Back in Pain Echoes Through Fragments
A garbled, partial OCR text hints at fatigue and discomfort, with stray phrases about back pain and exhausted figures. No clear people or events emerge, leaving a fragmented snapshot of weary voices and unclear context.
Hog and cattle market notes from Georgia and Chicago
Hog receipts across Georgia packing plants totaled 4400 for a four hour window ending 7 a.m. Wednesday with steady to mixed demand and prices ranging 15.75 to 17.75 for various barrows gilts and sows. Chicago hogs opened weak to sharply lower with No 1 and 2 190-920 lb barrows and gilts 17.60-18.00, sows 14.75-15.75. Georgia cattle receipts were 2085 at Atlanta Camilla Douglas Macon Sylvania with slaughter steers 22.80-35.80, heifers 21.26-22.40, cows 14.50-17.25 and calves 10.00-13.50.
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Trenton
Frs
Ariton
Sameon
Ale
Thomasville
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
Iowa
Chicago
Gedorgia
Atlanta
Camilla
Douglas
Macon
Sylvania
Rotary speaker to discuss Georgia trees at Thomasville club
Rotary program scheduled for 1 p.m. Thursday features Robert C. Balfour Jr. detailing tree species used in lumber and crate production in southwest Georgia. The talk, arranged by Harry Jones, will cover regional forestry and industry.
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Robert C. Balfour Jr
Thomasville
Warm Rainy Weather Persists Through Thursday
Thomasville faces cloudy skies with warm temperatures and drizzling rain today tonight and Thursday. Expect 78 as high today 63 low after midnight and 75 high tomorrow with southerly winds 6 to 10 mph. A five day outlook shows temperatures 4 to 8 degrees above normal and rainfall a quarter inch or less mainly later in the period.
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Thomasville
Thomasville committee seeks tighter enforcement on gambling liquor
Rev Callaway recounts allegations of gambling and liquor sales in Thomasville, noting 18 of 19 gambling permit stamps in city limits and urging city and county action. He defends a wine store owner who rang with a complaint and offers apology while calling for police checks on rumors and bootlegger arrests.
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United States Revenue Department
Lmits
Thomasville
City Commission
Alred
AMH Annual Meet Reports 44 New Life Members
Archbold Memorial Hospital Corp welcomed 44 additional life members at its annual meeting. R A Heinsohn reported 287 total members with 123 annual and 164 life. Trustees re elected and plans approved to remove brick chimneys and repaint exteriors at a cost of 11 547 dollars.
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Archbold Memorial Hospital Corp
R. A. Heinsohn
R. C. Balfour Jr
Joe Higgins
L. D. Ferguson
Warren Bicknell Jr
W. H. Flowers
Max Beverly
Lee E. Kelly
E. P. Frechtling
Hosiital
Fred E. Murphy
Heinsohn
A. @. Gallien
Hugh B. Gurley
Higgins
Shepard Krech
R. L. Ireland III
L. H. Singletary
T. Heyward Vann
Corporation
Patrick I. Fenlon
Balfour
Frank V. Eidson
Flowers
Ferguson
W. F. MacIntyre
Pavo Kiwanians View Mexico Film Night
Pavo Kiwanis members watched a sound color film showcasing Mexico City flowers and beauty. Paul Shelby, a Pavo appliance dealer, who vacationed in Mexico, narrated the showing. Gerald Herndon, vice president, led a short business segment.
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PAVO
Mexico
Pavo Kiwanians
Paul Shelby
Dasler
Mexico City
Shelby
Gerald Herndon
Outer Seven propose limited OAS Cuba exclusion plan
In advance of the Inter American Foreign Ministers meeting the outer seven— Argentina Brazil Mexico Chile Ecuador Bolivia Haiti— finalize a proposal to bar Fidel Castro's government from OAS deliberations while keeping Cuba as a nation in the hemispheric fold. The plan awaits approval by seven foreign registers and Central American delegations.
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Tina
Brasil
inter-American Foreign Ministers Conference
Argentina
Fidel Castro
Organisation of American States
Cuba
Castro
OAS
Kennedy
Inter American Foreign Ministers
Alliance For Progress
U.S
Mexico
Chile
Brazil
Ecuador
Bolivia
Haiti
Club Meeting Notes Include Local Guests
The meeting lists guests Mrs. E. V. Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Greene attending.
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E. V. Palmer
C. H. Greene
Meigs Personal Notes Comings and Goings
Meigs Meigs County update lists locals visiting relatives and recovering at hospitals. Tom Tipton is reported in good condition after Emory treatment. Mrs. Hershell H. Redmond of Augusta dies in a house fire from asphyxiation.
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Meigs
Tom Tipton
Emory University Hospital
Talmadge Nash
Arcadia
Frs
Robert Basa
Frances Hayes
Jacksonville
Gene Taylor
Joel Culpeper
William Layton Jr
Cairo
James Harper
J. 8
Parkman
Athens
Ronald Roberts
Berlin
A. L. McCracken
Jack Dawson
Redmond
Augusta
Cuba Quiet Over OAS Action Amid Conference Debate
Conference delegates largely avoided pressing changes to Cuban policy and Castro's representatives mocked the idea of Cuba being expelled from the OAS. Observers question whether any action will yield more than a symbolic win for anti-Communist forces, as Cuba remains excluded from Defense Committee talks but still participates in some hemispheric health and sanitation efforts.
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Havana
OAS
Castro
Alliance For Progress
United States
Cuba
OAS’ Defense Committee
U.S
Hodges Sees Possible Tax Cut With 4 Percent Output Gain
Secretary of Commerce Luther Hodges says a tax cut is entirely conceivable if the United States can raise production by four percent in the coming year. He frames the proposal as contingent on stronger output to bolster the economy.
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Washington
Secretary of Commerce
Luther H. Hodges
United States
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