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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 01, 1951
Page
2
Poultry market update notes prices paid f o b farm and at the dressing plant. Listings reference hens many varieties with weights from under four pounds to four pounds and up, and range in cents per pound.
Receipts at major plants in Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Dothan Jacksonville and Tallahassee. Hogs mostly steady with some increases. Prices shown for different weight classes and regions including Atlanta North Georgia cattle and calf prices with range values for steers heifers and calves.
North Georgia live poultry market remains firm in Atlanta on June 1 as heavy supplies move well to strong truck demand and brisk buying. Prices and exact figures not provided due to incomplete copy. Industry observers note sustained activity in wholesale channels and regional demand.
OC TANNAT Ga June 1 AP Turpentine offerings and sales none receipts 884 shipments 3 stocks 3927 Rosin offerings and sales none rebel fia 94 shipments 60 stocks Quote UNCHANGED.
On June 1 traders reported moderate receipts on the Atlanta fruit and vegetable market with little change from Thursday. Beans scarce, okra limited, peaches small and mostly ordinary, and greens and squash showing varying quality and prices amid a mixed supply.
Prices paid Thursday afternoon and Friday morning for broilers and fryers all weights ranged from 27 to 28 percent in the mid twenty four to twenty eight cent range.
Pay continues the discussion on orders to cut steel usage in major appliances by 80 percent from a year ago, with July 1 as enforcement. A tougher passenger car production cut is under study by NPA chief Manly Fleischmann, possibly delaying action this week. An auto order affecting June production may ease the 25 percent June reduction for some firms and a separate mobile order aims to boost July–September output to about 1.2 million cars, versus 1.895 million last year. A White House report asks the Fed to grant emergency powers to raise bank reserves, extend to state banks insured by the Fed, and widen controls on real estate and installment buying.
Abitibi Power and Paper Co Ltd raises newsprint by 10 dollars per ton, setting New York prices at 116 dollars and Canadian prices at 112 dollars. Earlier reports suggested possible hikes, with no other company announcing increases. Prices historically trend toward a common level over weeks or months.
Mr and Mrs Vic Werner with a trio from Tennessee Temple School Chattanooga will perform Sunday at 6 45 pm in First Baptist Church and East Side Baptist Church. They will sing sacred numbers with Mrs Werner on piano and organ the trio includes Ann DeKalb Barbara Bookout and Marielle Snipes. They are on a summer tour promoting Tennessee Temple Schools.
Wind storm last night damaged trees blocking electric lines at Vocational School on Pavo road and injured seven people in the Green home near the airbase. The twister reportedly destroyed the house of Charlie Green, with 38 thousand dollars in total damage estimated, including a kitchen ceiling torn loose and a tin roof blown far.
Glen Arven members and guests are invited for a Saturday program at the club. Hanna Memorial Pool opens at 11 a.m. and closes at 7 p.m. Sundays open 2 p.m. to 7 p.m. An early afternoon mixed four ball tourney has an entrance fee of 1.50 dollars, including a buffet supper in the golf shop. Supper for members is 1.00 dollar per person followed by dancing to inaugurate the new floor.
Partly cloudy and hot with a chance of afternoon thundershowers. High yesterday and today near record highs with a 104 degree reading this month the highest on record. Lowest this month around 34 hours ago. Total rain in the period 26 hours. Public notice: after this date no debts beyond my spouse will be my responsibility. Trammell signs.
Preparation Day for the Vacation Bible School at Dawson Street Baptist Church is set for Saturday at 9:00 AM. Enrollment parade and refreshments will be provided to guide children to the program and ensure timely attendance.
The article notes a month old passed measure was set for endorsement with no changes after deputies rejected alterations. Mosadegh, reported ill with fever after the session, returned home as threats forced his stay near the Parliament. A foreign office spokesman said the ICJ at The Hague refused Britain’s request to appoint an arbiter in the nationalization dispute.
First sale income tax total stood at 2,881,861 a decline of about 660,000 from May 1950 as pre deadline payments were processed earlier. Eleven months of this fiscal year yield 80,656,523 in income tax an increase of 8,426,091 over last year while total eleven month collections reach 128,772,800 an increase of 20,475,498. After deductions the net gain is 17,784 for the year. Gasoline tax up to 51,565,889 this year an increase of 6,775,461 over the prior eleven months.
Mrs Henry Pepin hosted informal visits at her Myrtle Drive home on Thursday with guests dropping in between 10 and 12 am and 4 30 to 5 30 pm. Mesdames G L Luke Jimmy Futch Jack Bracey and Warren Taylor assisted in entertaining and serving. Iced cakes sandwiches cheese straws mints and nuts served with season bouquets and pink lavender centerpieces on a grass linen refreshment table.
Fire discovered by passers by before 1 am damaged the rear section of Wood Jewelry Store on West Jackson street. Smoke hindered entry and investigation while watches may need recleaning. No other major damage reported and origin unclear.
Byron Hillis Copeland, formerly of Cairo and now based in Washington, D. C., was injured May 13 in a takeoff crash at Pittsburgh Airport. He remains hospitalized in Wilkinsburg, Pa, and his wife died shortly after the accident during a Mother's Day reunion trip. Copeland is reported to be improving.
Differences between the Senate and House over when and how to start the program delayed a compromise. The House provisions were included in the deal but Roswell stressed that this does not withdraw Congressional endorsement of Universal Military Training.
Junior High students graduated to Senior High this morning in the auditorium with a large turnout. Principal Harper directed exercises. Lawrence Goldstein gave the class address. Mary Etta Clark and Katharine Smith named as honor grads.
Thomasville Moose Club hosts a Saturday night dance from 9 p m to midnight at the lodge hall Osco Hughes and his orchestra will provide dancing music All Moose members invited to attend and participate in the event.
Mardie Bell, son of Dr. and Mrs. Rudolph Bell, leaves Saturday for Davidson College to enter the freshman class and major in pre med. Mrs. Albert Rogers and son Jimmy of Laurel Miss visit the Bells to attend Matdie Bell's THS graduation tonight.
Contested ground persists on the Central front east and southeast of Yonchon as American units push northeast of Yangeu capturing two key hills. Some sectors report no progress amid seesaw battles with Communist forces while censorship hides precise troop positions.
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