New York Stock Market Mixed Despite Aircraft Rally
The market showed limited progress with aircraft stocks active after yesterday's rise. Nonferrous metals led gains while motors and some steels drifted lower or mixed. Winners included U S Steel Borelas Aircraft United Aircraft Commonwealth Edison Anacondas Copper Phelps Dodge American Dynamic Westinghouse. laggards included Bethlehem Steel Studebaker Chrysler Radio Corp Du Pont International Paper American Can Paramount Pictures.
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New York
Star
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U.S. Steel
U.S. Steel, “Borelas” Aircraft
United Aircraft
Commonwealth Edison
Anaconds “Copper
Phelps Dodge
American ‘Dynamid
Westinghouse Electric
Bethlehem 8 Steel
Studebaker, Chrysler, Radio Corp
du Pont, International Paper
American Can
Paramount ‘Pictures
Taffil
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Allis Chalso
Air Laese
Baker Aces
Can
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T&t
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Tobe
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Anacon
Bebe
Aalinous Coo
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Atchison Taee
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Atl Refin Ace
Balt & Ohio
Beth
Burl
Mills One Cater Trac Ae
du ‘Pont
Fast Air L Erie RR
Fin
Pirestone
Gen Foods
Mirs
Glidden Eee
Goodrich
Goodyear Greyhound Hupp Cp
Hary Kreste SS
Kress
Ligg & My Lockh Aire Lioen's
Lorillard Ou & Nash
Monty Ward
Vues Murphy
Murray
Norf & Weat Packard
Penney JC
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Pepsi-Cola
Philco Eeonwetna
Philip Mor
Weoene Radio Cpb
E.s. Reading Co
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Cenley Ind
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Pameene
Eeaneee West
Woolworth Ane
Informative Panel Discussion On Ruling At Local League
An well attended panel discussion on the Supreme Court ruling on segregation highlighted a Thomas County Business and Civic League meeting Tuesday evening. City and county representatives joined a 12 member lay committee in the session.
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Supreme Court
Thomas County Business ‘and Civic League
Packer Hog Market Summary Across Georgia and Alabama
June 2 1954 Thomasville Georgia livestock receipts estimated at 600 cattle 425 calves 1250 hogs across Albany Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Georgia Dothan Alabama and Jacksonville Florida hog prices in various weight classes ranged from about 22 to 25.75 per hundredweight with some regional sales up to 25 65 in south Georgia and southeast Alabama Chicago hog receipts at 9500 with mixed price action North Georgia cattle auctions in Atlanta noted steady to slightly lower prices for good slaughter steers heifers and calves with various grade ranges and reported stocker calf and cow values
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Thomasville
Albany
Moultrie
Tifton
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
South
Mla
Chicago
North Georgia
Atlanta
Giood
Atlanta Produce Market Receipts Moderate on Wednesday
On the Atlanta produce market receipts were liberal with trading moderate Wednesday morning. Georgia snap beans sold 1.75 to 2.00 per unit, pole beans 3.00 to 3.60, butter beans 1.75 to 2.25, okra 2.00 to 3.60, yellow crook neck squash 1.25 to 1.50, field peas 1.00 to 1.25, Ga collards 1.75 to 1.25 per dozen,turnip greens 0.50 to 1.00 per bushel, green onions 0.50 to 0.78.
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Atlanta
Georgia
North Georgia Poultry Market Update
North Georgia poultry market shows uneven demand with strong interest in white chickens around three pounds and top prices for such weights. Some sellers push lighter weights causing a weaker undertone. prices reported for the 24 hours ending 10 am today with farm prices for broilers listed in pounds.
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Atlanta
North
New York Cotton Futures Slip Amid Mixed Trading
At 11:45 a.m. New York cotton futures fell 15 cents per bale on the day with July at 34.36, October 34.11, December 34.17, March 384.31, May 94.36, July 34.22, and October 93.55 as market activity showed modest gains in some months.
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New York
Jly
Mch
Pavo High graduates embark on five day Washington trip
Twenty three members of the Pavo High School graduating class plus two chaperones left for a five day Washington D C trip. They started the fundraising as seventh graders and earned about 1400 with yearbook ads bringing in around 500. Delorise Alvis Shirley Foy Ann Fort and Bet ty Bryant are among the honorary graduates.
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PAVO
Pavo High School
Washington, D. C
AVS LD Bee Laan Veape Wo Blasuallege
Wilton Barrow
Homer McMullen
Charles Peck
Marian Bryant
Josephine Hogan
Marie Sue Newcome
Vanceil Gay
Dewey Robinson
James Fallin
Gladys Evans
Smith Lawrence
Emma Jo McKinney
Janie Davis
Lynn Jones
Norwood Redfern
Delorise Alvis
Shirley Foy
Ann Fort
Bettye Bryant
Myrtice Sloan
Albert Greene
T. S. Shelley
Willodene Hart
Washington
Final Rites Held For Miss Wright
The funeral for Miss Annie Perry Wright was held at St. Thomas Episcopal Church with interment in Laurel Hill cemetery. Rev. Kellerman officiated, readings from the Prayer Book and poems chosen by Miss Wright were performed, and pallbearers included Frank Smith and Bryan Robinson.
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Annie Perry Wright
St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Laurel Hill
Robert Kellerman
Monticello
George Shirley
Atlanta
Frank Smith
Bryan Robinson
A. G. Robinson III
Eugene Driver
Robert Thomas
William Alexander
McKinnon Heads First Methodist Sunday School
L. C. McKinnon Jr was presented as superintendent at the First Methodist Church workers conference following the night supper. New officers include R R Ramsey assistant superintendent and Mrs C R Vaughn children division superintendent. The report notes rising attendance and solid finances as the church school plans a June vacation church school for children aged four to twelve.
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L. C. McKinnon, Jr
Workers’ Conference
First Methodist Church
R. R. Ramsey
Wickinson
C. R. Vaughn
Glen Alred, Jr
Ted Ray
Adult Fellowship
Clyde Norwood
Forrest Brown
Charles R. Simmons, Jr
R. G. Dickison
Calendar of Events for Friday and Today
Schedule lists morning events including an Idea Exchange at the Youth Center a Billy Graham movie at the First Methodist and a Nazarene Missionary Circle meeting. Also Rotary Club, county committee, Eleven Oclock Club and Vashti School graduation plus piano recital and Kiwanis and Eastern Star gatherings. Graduation exercises at Junior High and a night program titled Gods World and Ours.
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Idea Exchange
Billy Graham
First Methodist
County Court House
Elks Club
Vashti School
Ethel Silva
Kiwanis Club
Glen Arven
Order of Eastern Star
Ashton Heads New Slate In Post 222 Elections
American Legion Post 222 named new officers for 1954 65 at its monthly meeting. Elmer Ashton moves from Senior Vice Commander to Commander succeeding Robert L. Tate. The slate includes Russell Rehberg as senior vice commander R R Maxwell as junior vice commander Dick Caldwell adjutant B N Thomas finance officer C C Brinson service officer Karl P Conradi chaplain B E Wilson historian P C Andrews Jr parliamentarian J C Brown and H W Hall sergeants at arms Tate becomes chairman of the Executive Committee with Cecil Lawhorne Norman Goldstein Henry Poole and John F Greene to serve. Installation planned for the first meeting in August.
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American Legion Post
Elmer Ashton
Robert L. Tate
Russell Rehberg
R.R. Maxwell
Dick Caldwell
B. N. Thomas
C. C
Menpergsain PoMiLrea
Fasl
Los Angeles
Rehberg
C. J. Rehberg
Post 31
Julian Neel
Edwin Chambers
Augusta
Logan Lewis
Philip A. Jones
Post 31 Auxiliary
Second District Auxiliary
Annapolis
Ray Willett
Thomasville
American Legion
Albany
W H Rehberg Speaks At Post 31 Meeting
County School Superintendent W H Rehberg spoke on This Changing World during the American Legion Post 31 gathering. He noted rapid global changes and the 36 hour world conference with delegates from many nations.
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W.H. Rehberg
W. H. Rehberg
American Legion Post 31
Pilots Endorse Mental Health Program for Thomas County
The Pilot Club unanimously endorsed a proposed mental health program for Thomas County and urged the county commissioners to include it in the Thomas County Health Department. Dr John Stillwell spoke to the Community Council, and Miss Emily Jerger summarized the talk. Several Adel women attended, and the Adel group plans to seek Pilot International permission to organize a club.
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Thomas County
Pilot Club
Thomas County Health Department
John Stillwell
Emily Jerger
Ronald Huison
Adel
Pilot
Freddie Carl Yopp
Henry Pittard
Pilot International
Yopp
Gloria Darby
Mary Wiseman
Dana Frye
Kathryn Fletcher
Pittard
National Honor Society
Carlene Hamilton
Prince Jinright
Rotary
Margaret Loflin
Boston
Mass
Morning Party Given For Bride Mary Edna Scott
Mrs. Gordon Hasty and Mrs. Pratt Secrest hosted a Tuesday morning compliment for Miss Mary Edna Scott. Guests, including her mother Mrs. J. C. Scott and sister Miss Ethel Scott, enjoyed summer flowers and an all white centerpiece. Refreshments were served to about 45 guests between 11 and 12.
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Gordon Hasty
Pratt Secrest
Mary Edna
Cooper Powers Die at 49 in Valdosta
Cooper Powers 49 Quitman textile mill executive and husband of Beth Williams died yesterday in Valdosta from a heart attack at an automobile agency. He was stricken while mechanics inspected his car and pronounced dead on arrival at a local hospital. He had served as an official of Quitman Mills Inc.
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Valdosta U
Cooper Powers
Quitman Textile Mill
Beth Williams
Valdosta
Bride Elect Miss Scott Receives Gift From Hostesses
Miss Scott the bride elect of Mr Clayton Courson received a china gift from her hostesses Mrs L B Harvard and first J K Harper.
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J. A. Moss
Meigs
Trudie Cone
Irvin Cone
Martha Lée
Monticello
Cone
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