Local Cairo Agencies and Named Individuals Listed
A fragment lists city departments including Fire Department Light Plant Hospital Sheriff Office Post Office City Hall and mentions several names such as Harlowe Stringer Leonard Maxwell Walter Dodson and Archie McNeall among others in an unidentified order or role. The fragment also references the Times Enterprise Distributor and various garbled surnames.
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Cail Fire Department
Sheriff's Office
City Hall
A. L
Thompson
Times- Enterprise
Harlowe Stringer
Leonard Maxwell
Walter Dodson
Eland ‘Phoumsts
Leon Bryant
Anderson Conneld
Archie McNeall
Jan
Shanley Dane
Weel Hiatas ‘Hhotmas
Keamneth Whampoon
Ma Perry Orhan
La.haven
Post Office
Anelli Brown Leads Cairo Teachers Band for Summer Camp
Cairo Georgia June 1 Miss Anelli Brown a high school teacher leaves for Dublin to visit relatives then to Camp Takedi Gainesville to serve as summer counselor. Other teachers departing include Mildred Wyan Edvil Lott Varn Driver Eleanor Wilkes Mary Jeffords Anna Raids Barretot Sarah Camp Esther Prichett and more. Prof J M Martin also leaves Perry after term. Carl Sewell and son Buddy head Friday to the New York World’s Fair. Virginia Culbreth and Marlin Culbreth at a Jacksonville business college retreat briefly at home.
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Cairo
Anelli Brown
Monray
Dublin
Camp Takedi
Gainesville
Mildred Wyan
Milledgeville
Edvil Lott
Sanford
Varn Driver
Adel
Eleanor Wilkes
Metes
Mary Jeffords
Sylvester
Anna Raids Barretot
Vienna
Sarah
J. M. Martin
Perry
Carl Swell
Buddy Sewell
Virginia
Marlin Culbreth
Jacksonville
Cairo Boy Scout Earns Kiwanis Award at Meeting
Bailly Rawls received the Kiwanis Club award at the regular luncheon held at the American Legion Home in Cairo. Justice Roe Bell introduced the honor praising the Scout for advancement and community service. J P Daniels from Gulfport and son-in-law of Judge Bell attended as a guest. an all Kiwanis night on June 15 was planned.
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Cars
Bailly Rawls
Kiwanis Club
American Legion
Justice Roe Bell
Oeealb Scout Committee
J.P. Daniels
Jron
Kiwants Claiboat
Judpeell
Jobo Woeht
Miss Daisy Johnson Bribe-Elect Honored in Cairo
Miss Daisy Johnson the Bribe-Elect is honored in Cairo Georgia on a June party trip. The group traveled by bus to New York for the World's Fair and will spend time in Washington next. Supt. John H. Herndon and Miss anda Wood accompanied them along with Cairo High School seniors and graduates from Nashville and Cairo.
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Cairo
New York
Washington
John H. Herndon
Misanda Wood
Schcols
Geraldine Montgomery
Nashville
Gla
Agnes Easom
Floyd Childs
Maurice Vickers
Sam Bullock
San Gain
Gene Barrineau
Edgar String
A ‘Tacob. Begdick
James” Rogers
79 Seniors Graduated at Cairo High
Cairo Ga June 1 79 seniors the largest class in Cairo High School history received diplomas in a graduation program that ended an impressive commencement season. Miss Evelyn Pope first honor graduate gave the valedictory James W Ropers Jr gave the salutatory address Rev J D A Thomas Pelham Ga delivered the literary address. Diploma awards were made by Dr J W Rogers Bard College Trustees chairman.
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Cairo
Sands
Cairo High School
Evelyn Pope
James W Ropers, Jr
JD A. Thomas
Methodist Church of Pelham
J. W. Rogers
Bard GL Trustees
Search Begun For Overdue British Sub
London reports the British submarine Chetis on test trials off Birkenhead is a few hours overdue. The British admiralty has immediately begun a search to locate the vessel and crew.
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London
Chetis
Birkenhead
Admiralty
Young foe bars preps for title bout with Braddock in corner
The piece notes Jim Braddock guiding Lou Baer’s preparation for a fight at night, with Baer showing fatigue and limited boxing form. Maxie Baer relies on a powerful right hand, lacking a dependable left or solid defense. Weigh-in is noon, with the bout set for 9 pm EST.
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Jim Braddock
Baer
Lou
Maxie
Gene Fron
Trades Prove Pace in Baseball Shuffle At Camp
Managers reshuffle rosters as Traynor, Ray Mueller, and Ray Berres exchange places. Washington’s Old Ox Clark Griffith likens his tactics to Zeke Bonura’s stance, while Jim Wasdell is released to Minneapolis. St Louis Browns trade Buck Newsom for Vernon Kennedy as Detroit acquires pitching help amid a 15 loss stretch.
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Ray Mueller
Traynor Yayve
Mueller
Ray Berres
Hollingain
Clark Griffith
David Haruiut
Washington Senators
Zeke Bonura
Giants
Jim Wasdell
Minneapolis
Sammmy West
St. Louis Browns
Buck Newsom
Detroit Tigers
Vernon Kennedy
Browns
Market drift and renewed selling pressure in New York stocks
The New York market shows a broad downside drift with some mild buying support late in the session. Leading stocks retreat, with losses up to 2 points or more, while overall turnover runs near 650,000 shares. Major equities including Allied Stores, Chrysler, Goodyear, and US Steel appear among decliners. rail and industrials soften and grain prices ease.
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New York
Turpentine and Rosin Market Report from Savannah
Savannah market figures show a turpentine firm with 23 sales 60 receipts 217 shipments 144 and stock 43520 while a rosin firm reports 397 sales 860 receipts 1260 shipments 283402 stock. Quotes list multiple bidders with prices from 3.75 to 6.25.
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Savannah
Turpentine
Turpentine Firm
Rosin
Adh
Bodio
Cash and Dairy Prices From Chicago Market Report
The report lists butter and eggs market terms with varied figures including 1 442 880 and 92 as positions, noting fresh graded items and local Way ears in firsts. It mentions Creamers and other product lines, prices fluctuating with receipts and storage, and assorted totals like 2654 and 424.
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Zaye
New York Cottonseed Futures Close Mixed
New York June 1 bleachable cottonseed futures closed seven eighths lower with light trade. Prices showed scattered activity across contracts with September at 5 1 2, December around 8 0 0, and June near 6 83 bid.
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New York
Government bond prices and mortgage securities report
U S government bonds traded in New York with closing prices listed for Veasurys and various 4 percent and 4 1/4 percent issues. Mortgage securities include Fed Farm Mortg HOLC issues with prices and yields noted.
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U. S
New York
Luden
Fed Farm Mortg
Memphis Cottonseed Meal Prices Close Steady
Prime cottonseed meal futures in Memphis Tennessee closed steady with June at 23.00, July 22.80, August 22.75, September 22.70, November 22.66, December 27.40, and January 1. Sales reached 900 contracts.
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Memphis
Tenn
New Orleans Cottonseed Oil settles steady prices
New Orleans June 1 cottonseed oil closed steady with contracts listing values for July at 14 cents under name prime crude and months through January. quotes show 645N for breachable prime, 5.40 for crude, 6.20 to 6.35 for several months, with bids and nominal notes.
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New Orleans
Georgia streams reopen to anglers in June
Atlanta June 1 4 The barefoot lad with cane pole and worms tests luck as Georgia streams reopen for fishing after spring closure. Charles Elliott named acting head of the wildlife division says Pine Mountain Lake near Chipley is a likely bass and bream spot with a four year restocking, and legal limits are six bass ten bream or eight total.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Charles Elliott
Wild Life Division
Natural Resources Department
Pine Mountain State Park
Chipley
Elliott
Gatghes
Packer Hog Market Report Southeast Georgia and Nearby
Combined receipts of hogs today at packing plants in Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Dothan and Jacksonville total 37 head. Prices held steady with wide demand and include medium to choice hogs 5.60 to 6.76 per cwt for 240 lb hogs and 5.00 to 5.25 for 180 to 240 lb sows. Hogs sold subject to post mortem inspection and may carry premiums for absence of parasites.
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Thomasville
U. 8&8
Dept. of Agri
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Tifton
Georgia
Dothan
Alabama
Jacksonville
Florida
Ccc
Moultrie Hog Market Report June 1
Moultrie Georgia hog market steady with heavies 240 pounds and up selling 5.60 to 6.75. No 1 quality 180 to 240 pounds 6.10 to 6.26. No 2 150 to 180 pounds 5.60 to 6.10. Sows 1.00 to 1.15 top, smooth hogs under 130 pounds 3.60 to 3.76.
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Moultrie
New York Cotton Futures Dip on Liquidation and Selloff
New York June 11 Domestic and foreign liquidation in July and general hedge selling weighed on cotton futures. Offerings were limited with some short covering on setbacks. Late trading showed net losses of 6 to 12 points as brokers from Liverpool, Continental and Bombay bought early but subsided after foreign markets closed.
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New York
Gotton
Liverpool
Continental
Bombay
Duudy Sald
Huy
Trey
Cotton futures dip on liquidation in New Orleans
New Orleans cotton futures declined moderately today amid liquidation and outside selling. Closing prices were steady, 6 to 12 points lower.
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New Orleans
Chicago cash grain prices on June first currency list
Chicago cash grain figures show No 4 hard wheat 77% No 3 mixed 77% Noti2 mixed 52% No 1 yellow 62% 53% No 1 white 58% sample grade 46% 51% Oats No 2 mixed 35% No 1 white 46% sample grade 33% 34% Illinois barley 50 55 nominal soybeans No 2 yellow 91% No 3 91%
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Chicago
Imnois
Sugar futures steady as January advances on New York market
New York sugar futures were little changed with January rising to 1.99 cents. Other positions held steady while duty frees and refined sugar moved within narrow ranges around 2.90 and 4.40 to 4.50 cents respectively.
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NEW Wyo
SUGAR
New York
Hogs and cattle market summary from Chicago report
U S Department of Agriculture notes salable hogs at 17000 with slow uneven trading. Early market steady to 10 lower than Wednesday, later 10-15 off. top 6.90 few. 190-240 lb hogs 6.65-6.85. 260-290 lb 6.85. 800 lb loads 6.00-6.35. Cattle 5000, calves 1400. fed steer and yearling activity slow to steady, largely 0.75-1.00 per cwt. Top 11.25 for heavy western fed cattle, some loads 10.50-11.00. Heifer stock scarce, cutter cows 4.10-5.85. dealers cautious on choice offerings.
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Chicago
Seek to Clear WPA Rolls of Undeserving
Washington lawmakers push a relief reform plan to purge the WPA rolls of workers lacking legitimate status. They warn 25 to 30 percent may be ineligible, while Roosevelt cites five percent. Debate centers on who qualifies for relief and the fate of writers and theatre projects. The plan aims to finalize a draft soon and consider restoration only with bona fide welfare proof.
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Washington
House
Rep
Woodrum
Appropriations
WPA
Murphy Sees Capone Mental Health Questioned by Doctors
Attorney General Murphy said Capone's mental condition is reported not good by doctors while describing Capone as physically fit. He noted Capone is at Terminal Island jail after transfer from Alcatraz and declined to discuss tax or racketeering questions.
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Washington
Murphy
al Capone
West Coast
Capone
Chicago
Sayd Capone
Terminal Island Correctional Jail
Los Angeles Harbor
Alcatraz Prison
Head Says He Drew Sales Tax Bill on Solons Request
Atlanta June 1 State Revenue Commissioner Grady Head asserted today he drafted a 3 percent sales tax bill at the request of legislators but denied that he or any department employees were trying to influence legislative action. Reports say the administration would press assemblymen for sales tax action.
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Head
Solons
Atlanta
State Revenue
Grady Head
Georgia official defends sales tax measure over weekend vote
Gov. Ind Rivers rejected pledges tying sales tax to Brunswick weekend. Commissioner Head insisted the idea originated with lawmakers and that the revenue department aids legislators who request measures. Rep Edwards vowed to oppose any campaign starting in Brunswick. Head pledged to state his position at the proper time.
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Commissioner of Revenue of
Georgia
General Assembly
T. B. Edwards
Gowidese
Brunswick
Mense
House
Ways and Means
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