Uncertainty Believed Holding Back Start on Construction
Griffin Ga June 14 Belief that uncertainty over threatened or proposed legislation is delaying the start of about 18 billion dollars in modernization and other construction work. L P Dickie Atlanta manager of the U S Chamber of Commerce spoke to Georgia Association of Commercial Secretaries about business recovery concerns.
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Griffin
L. P. Dickie
Atlanta
Southeastern Division
Chamber of Commerce of the United States
Convention of the
Georgia Association of Commercial Secretaries
Dickie
Chambers of Commerce
Supreme Court
Program of Press Association Is Made Public
The 49th annual Georgia Press Association session is set for June 19 to 22 in Carrollton. Chief speakers include Governor Eugene Talmadge T Hicks Fort Columbus attorney Lay Rast soil conservation head Cully Cobb AAA cotton chief Henry McIntosh of the Albany Herald. Events feature a June 19 welcome and registration, a June 20 round table on circulation led by John G. Herring with a large list of regional editors, plus a fish fry a ladies tea and a dinner scheduled.
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Carrollton
Georgia Press Association
Eugene Talmadge
T. Hicks
Fort
Columbus
Lay E. Rast
Georgia
Cully A .Cobb
AAA
Henry T. McIntosh
The
Albany Herald
Clifton Hotel
John G. Herring
Tifton Gazette
DeWitt Roberts
Valdosta
James R. Blair
Americus
J. M. Hackney
Blue Ridge
R. BE. Hammack
Cochran
Fred Ricketson
Douglas
Brown Tyler
Hapeville
BE. P. Hall, Jr
Lafayette
Otis Brumby
Marietta
Marvin Griffin
Bainbridge
Mr. Fort
Savannah ships set May port record at Savannah Georgia
May shipping record at the Savannah port with at least 115 vessels entering. The NRA stirred a confusing atmosphere amid calls for sound leadership from local chambers and business groups. The state convention opened with speeches from Dr B J Higgins, John Morris, Tom Linder, and others and adjourns tonight after electing officers. Governor Eugene Talmadge to give the banquet address.
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Savannah
NRA
Chambers of Commerce
B. 3.Higgins
State Experiment Station
John Morris
Macon
Tom Linder
Agriculture
Wil
B. M. Lufburrow
State Forester
J. M. Mallory
Eugene Talmadge
L. P. Goodrich
Griffin
University of Georgia Law School
Stock market drifts as metals rise slightly and grains drop
The market closed heavy with transfers around 700000 shares. Foreign gold currencies rallied on France's new government while spirits of inflation boosted mining stocks. several industrials declined, and sugar and coffee shut for summer. Continuous waves of irregular bonds and mixed crops rounded out a cautious session.
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New York
NRA
Chicago
Boulsson
France
Sterling
U. S
Cerro de Pasco
du Pont
U. S. Steel
U. S. Industrial Alcohol
Allied Chemical
Case
Macy
Corn Products
Columbian Carbon
American Sugar Refining
Amerada
Seaboard Oil
Liggett& Myers
International Business Machines
U S Government Bonds Prices on June 11
New York closing prices show a range of U S government bonds quoted in dollars and fractions with several issues listed including Liberty 3% 32-47 Liberty 4s 33-38 Treasury 4s 47-52 and Treasury 3 5s 46-56. Mortgage and Home Owners Loan Corp issues are also noted with price codes.
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New York
U. S
Treasury
Home Owners Loan Corp
Savannah Turpentine Market Figures Report
Savannah turpentine trade shows firm activity with firm 4414-45 posting sales 267 receipts 334 shipments 276 and stock 27 683. Rosin group records sales 1 086 receipts 1 554 shipments 3 499 stock 117 2. Prices listed include B 3.40 D 3.80 E 4.00 4.30 G H 4.46 I 4.47 M455 N 738 WG 5.25 and X.
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Savannah
New York Cotton Ends Day Higher After Sharp Break
New York June 1 cotton recovered part of yesterday's drop in late trading. Active trade price fixing signaled a sold-out condition and October futures rose from 10.56 to 10.98, a net gain of 29 to 36 points. Final prices showed advances of 25 to 34 points as futures closed very steady.
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New York
New Orleans Cotton Rises on Silver Rally In Short Session
Cotton futures rebound from Friday losses as heavy buying boosts futures 20 to 31 points. July rebounds above 11 cents. October 10.86, December 10.94, March 11.05, with steady closes and active dealings on the uptrend.
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New Orleans
Foreign Exchange and Dairy Prices in New York Market
The New York report lists foreign exchange rates with Great Britain at 4.91 percent in demand and cables, France at 6.6014, and Italy at 8.2214 with 60 day bills near 4.90. In dairy, butter totals 23,476 with creamery butter up 24 percent for 92 score and higher, applying to firsts and seconds with varied percentages, while overall prices remain steady.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Montreal
Chicago Livestock Market Report June One 1936
Chicago cattle receipts 300 head calves 200 with prices uneven. Red steers and yearlings dropped while better grades rose to near 25 higher. light grassers 25 lower. Cows 26-50 lower. best weights around 13.50 top. Hogs 2,000 with direct sales 1,500, market nominally steady. top hogs about 10.00. Shippers cautious amid New York boycott and Jewish holidays.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
New York City
New York Tobacco Futures Close Steady
New York tobacco futures closed steady with no sales recorded on June 1.
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NEW York Tobacco
New York
Chicago butter and eggs market report
Chicago buyers and sellers report quotes for butter and eggs with grade ranges and pricing. Butter totals 24 354 units with various first and extra grades. eggs report 41 979 units with fresh graded firsts and storage terms.
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Chicago
New York Eggs Prices and Standards Report
New York prices and grade standards for eggs released June 1 show mixed colors and assorted pack types. Standards range from firsts to dirties with weights and price fractions noted for store packs and regional exchanges including white and brown varieties.
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New York
Moultrie hog market reports and western flood tolls
Hog prices at Moultrie Georgia for various weights and classes are listed. Separate reports describe tornadoes and floods across Nebraska and surrounding states, with deaths, leveled homes, and aid measures including national guard deployment.
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Associated Press
Middle West
McCook
Neb
Benkleman
Verdigre
Will Rhode
W. H. Jurgenson
Nebraska
H. J. Paul
National Guard
Colorado
Republican City
Mississippi
Modena
Tah
Chicago
Boston
Farm Marketing Meeting Highlights County Growth Plans
Thomas county heard from Meat Company representatives and Kraft official Gene Lyon about a growing farm program and a milk to cheese plan. Von R. F. Burch Jr outlined a no-cost forest protection group tied to CCC and Senator Scott, while Senator Guy Jackson urged a Georgia state market for farm products to reduce imports and boost local farming. Chairman Golden closed with thanks as hundreds queued for a large barbecue feast prepared by local volunteers.
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Gene Lyon
Kraft Organization
Golden
D. Mercier
Mississippi
von R. F. Burch, Jr
Hastman
Thomasville
Thomas County
W. Fred Scott
CCC
Guy Jackson
Cochran
Atlanta
Georgia
Oraine
Tentative Dates Change for 122nd Infantry Camp
Atlanta reports tentative dates for the 122nd Infantry encampment of the Georgia National Guard shifting from July 4-18 to July 14-28. Units include Atlanta Morrow Cedartown Marietta Calhoun. The 121st infantry also planned for Camp McClellan with dates July 7-21 pending confirmation.
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Atlanta
122Nd
Georgia National Guard
Fourth Corps
National Guard
Washington
122Nd Infantry
Mberton
Calhoun
Marietta
Cedartown
121St Infantry
Middle
South Georgia
McClellan
Anniston
Ala
Georgia Tech coach William Alexander marries in Georgia mountains
Coach William A. Alexander of Georgia Tech and Mrs. Marie McIntyre Scott wed at Tallulah Falls. The rapid nuptials drew over six thousand plates, abundant water barrels, and large crowds from Thomasville, Americus, and nearby areas, with barbecue praised and a water fight planned for the afternoon.
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Atlanta
William A. Alexander
Georgia Tech
Marie McIntyre Scott
Necatur
Tallulah Falls
North Georgia
Thomas County
Thomasville
Americus
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Noel Sdéaffa
Miami
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Miami Eitimors
Hoto
India
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Baluchistan
Victor Eubane
Am Can
Aber
Am & Fen
Am Rad Ltd
Amernie & Ret
Am T&t
Anaconda Aviat Corp
Itd
Baldwin Loc
B&o
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Beth Steel
Briggs Mfg
Burr Add
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Ches &O
Chrysler Coca Cola
Mat
Gillette Int Harvester
Johns
Kelly Springfield
Kennecottake
Uige & My B. Lyows
Hahn Dept
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Nor_A
Estadurimevncen Nor Pac
Ohio Oil
Packard Par Pub
Philips
Pet Pullman Pure Oil
Radio
Rep Steel
Rey Tob B
Schenley Dist
Sears Rock
Sou Pac
Sou RR
Sperry. Corp
Standard Brands
Standard Oil NJ
Studebaker Tex Corp
Chicago Grain and Provisions
Muse Vanle
Belilies Hurly
Dee
Moultrie Hog Market
Moultrie
Mid-West
North Platte
Wyoming
South Platte
Gothenburg
William Alexander
GA. Tech
Asheville
N. C
Linda Mitchell
Fairmont
Lillis Barnett Spratt
Livingston
Jean Emert
Maryville
Tenn
Susan Hull Lea
Holly Springs
Miss
Eloise Golcock
Petillo
Kelly Petillo
Los Angeles
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Indianapolis
Ndevinz Oor Tin
Clay Weatherly
Cincinnati
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