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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 02, 1952
Page
4
Allen Electric Co offers wiring service and repairs for homes offices and industrial plants. No job too large or small. Efficient service given to all. 130 E. Jackson St. Phone 1554.
The schedule lists dates from June to July for matches among Lions Ga Crate Faulk Colonial Clark Allen Elec T E and Ga Packing with rainouts. games set from June 3 to July 29, followed by playoffs immediately after the season.
1951 CHEVROLET four door Styleline Deluxe with Power Glide transmission low mileage Admiral blue priced at 1745. 1950 CHEVROLET four door Styleline Special with seat covers heater crystal green priced at 1495. 1949 PLYMOUTH two door deluxe radio heater seat covers low mileage priced at 1125. 1942 CHEVROLET Sport Coupe seat covers low mileage one owner. 1941 CHEVROLET four door Special Deluxe radio heater seat covers good seat. 1947 DODGE ton pickup priced at 395. 1950 CHEVROLET ton pickup priced at 1095. 1949 CHEVROLET 3-4 ton pickup. 1946 CHEVROLET ton pickup priced at 595. 1940 CHEVROLET ton stake priced at 885. 1950 FORD ton pickup 15000 miles priced at 1195. 1946 CHEVROLET 14 ton stake priced at 490.
Local ads list a graduation theme with services from J N Rosolio and Allgood Tile Co. and jewelry selections from Wood and Son. Also advertised are Gunn-Knight Motors vehicles and Sing Motor Imp Co tractors, with contact details and prices for multiple items.
Cabinet Model Stromberg Carlson radio and automatic record player Bailey radio service advertised at Jackson St mae 1746 listing tires and radios in a single dealership entry with contact and product details.
President Truman urged rapid passage of a bill to empower federal mine safety regulation saying each day of House delay invites more disasters. He cited the West Frankfort mine explosion and noted support from United Mine Workers while warning that a faster defense program has raised industrial accidents nationwide.
Trading on the Atlanta produce market showed generally good activity with quality supplies. Georgia greens weakened under heavy volume, turnip salad sold 0.50 to 0.75 per bushel, mustard 1.00 to 1.25, bunched collards 1.50 to 1.75 per dozen, bunched turnips 1.00 to 1.50. Florida and Georgia snap beans 2.00 to 2.25, pole beans 3.50 to 4.00 for best stock, 2.50 for poorer. Blackeyed peas 2.00 to 2.50 per bushel.
At 11 45 a m New York cotton futures showed a mixed session with declines of 60 cents and gains of 15 cents. July at 39.00 October 36.80 December 36.54 March 36.36 May 36.24 July 35.85 October 34.50.
U.S. troops on Koje Island Korea used tanks and bayonet armed infantry to burn Communist flags and banners in two POW compounds. In a third, prisoners tore down insulting banners and a statue of a North Korean soldier. Prisoners reportedly murdered and defied Allied authority before compliant guards entered enclosures.
Steel shares led gains as the Supreme Court ruled government seizure of mills illegal. United States Steel Bethlehem Steel Republic Steel and Jones and Laughlin rose. Youngstown Sheet and Tube gained notably. Railroad stocks strengthened with Northern Pacific Santa Fe New York Central and Union Pacific advancing. Other risers included Chrysler Caterpillar United Aircraft Philco Zenith ITT Anaconda Du Pont GE and TWA. Dow Chemical Westinghouse Philip Morris and Johns Manville fell. Noon figures show broad market strength across major equities.
Georgia Alabama and Florida packing plants report total livestock receipts of 200 cattle 150 calves and 850 hogs hogs steady to weak with 25 to 50 lower in places. Moultrie prices show mixed 190 to 230 pounds at 20.50 while other weights range 16.00 to 19.75 and 18.25 to 20.00 for heavier bars. Chicago hogs 15 000 receipts mostly 25 cents lower with top at 21.65. North Georgia cattle prices near steady from Good and Choice calves to cutters and bulls with broad ranges across weights and classes.
In New Orleans at 11 a.m. cotton futures showed little change with a decline of up to 48 cents per bale. The July contract traded at 39.00 and October 36.80, with December 36.51, March 36.36, and May 36.20.
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