Untouchables in India a tragic sight says MacKenzie
Dewitt MacKenzie reports on Bombay declaring emergency in the central mill district after clashes between Caste Hindus and untouchables. He notes Indian groups protest Britain's proposals, cites Ambedkar’s plan to regroup untouchables into villages, and appeals to America for help in the constitutional settlement.
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Dewitt MacKenzie
Bombay
Mill
Churchill
Conservative
India
Untouchable
Dr. Ambedkar
Gaekwara
Baroda
Columbia University
New York
Ambedkar
Delhi
America
Packer Hog Market Signals Steady Trade Across Georgia
Thomasville Georgia reports 1800 hogs moved with steady local demand. Prices: medium to good sows around 13.60, barrows and gilts 14.35 to 14.35 for 80 to 130 pounds. New York cotton futures rise. Chicago livestock shows active hogs and cattle with mixed gains and declines.
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Thomasville
USDA
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Titton
Georgia
Dothan
Alabama
Jacksonville
Tullahakeee
Fla
Chicago Livestock
Chicago, Jung
Moultrie Hog “Mankeet
Cotton futures hit seasonal highs on mill and crop worries
New Orleans reports show cotton futures advancing to seasonal highs on mill price fixing and fears of a poor crop. Nearby notes list futures including Jul at 28.24, Oct 28.52, Dec 28.87 with gains of 30 to 55 cents per bale.
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New York
Jly
New Orleans
Oet
Commodity futures prices in Chicago grains markets
Wheat No 2 red and hard closed at 1.97 a bushel while corn No 2 yellow touched 1.44. No 8 yellow 1.49 1/2, oats No 2 0.86 to 0.92, barley malting 1.34 to 1.62 and feed 1.28 to 1.33. All prices listed as nominal at ceilings.
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Chicago
Chicago Broker Seeks Injunction Amid Grain Trading Shakeup
Chicago broker Robert Buckley of Charles W. Buckley Company filed for a temporary restraining order to stop new grain ceiling rules. Judge Ilwyn R. Shaw denied the injunction, directing Buckley to seek damages instead. The exchange had paused trading for about 90 minutes before the ruling.
Produce prices at Saturday auction sale listed
Saturday auction scene shows many vehicles lining up to shed for sale with brisk bidding. Produce prices reported by manager Singletary include Okra 3.76 to 5.50, Crowder Peas 2.25 to 2.85, Butter Beans 3.00 to 3.45, Squash 1.50 to 2.85, Cantaloupe 1 to 6, Snap Beans 1.25 to 2.85, Tomatoes 1.50 to 3.00, and corn 30 cents per dozen ears.
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Singletary
Crowder
Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Update
Chicago reports butter and egg price details with firm receipts for two days. The bulletin lists various grade receipts and percentages with scores across categories such as A B cc and Cooking, reflecting market conditions.
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Chicago
Grain trading blocked under federal restraint order
Chicago Board of Trade grain futures trading was halted by a federal court temporary restraining order issued by Judge William H. Holly. The order targets grain broker Robert Buckley and the board, 23 officers and directors, claiming opening with current regulations would cause irreparable damage and property confiscation.
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Chicago
Chicago Board of Trade
Robert Buckley
Charles W. Buckley
Chicago Commission House
Ilwyn R. Shaw
Buckley
Board of Trade
Exchange
William H. Holly
Chicago Whem
Holly
Supreme Court rules no race segregation in interstate buses
The Supreme Court ruled that states cannot require segregation of white and Negro passengers on buses crossing state lines. Irene Morgan of Virginia appealed after being fined for refusing to move seats on a Greyhound trip from Norfolk to Baltimore. Justice Reed delivered the 6-1 decision with Justices Black and Frankfurter concurring. Burton wrote a dissent.
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Supreme Court
Washington
Virginia Supreme Court
Virginia
Reed
High Tribunal
Burton
Black
Frankfurter
Irene Morgan
Greyhound
Norfolk
Baltimore
Circuit Court of
Middlesex County
Weather Report for Thomasville Georgia June 8 1946
Observation at 8:00 pm shows clearing skies today with fair conditions tonight and Tuesday. Warmer today and Tuesday but cooler tonight. Temperatures include yesterday's high and low, with monthly extremes and totals for precipitation and normal values.
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Thomasville
U. S. Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Classified Ad Pricing Rendered From Fragment
Fragmentary OCR outlines per line rate options including 1 time rate 8% 106 6 time rate and monthly pricing. Mentions minimum order 8 lines 4 word lines 3 pt set 10 pt and a $2.00 monthly line rate with a disclaimer not responsible for more than one incorrect insertion.
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mesa-Enterprise
Ambiguous OCR Items From Sheriff Office Report
Fragmentary notes mention Ambulance and Archbold Hospital with State Patrol and Post Office, unclear context or actions. No readable names, dates, or locations to determine a coherent event or outcome for a compact card.
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Sheriff's Office
Whidd
Archbold Hospital
State Patrol
Radio services and pest control ads in Thomasville area
Classifieds show radios bought sold and repaired with battery radios renamed as electric sets. W J Jackson operates on Ochlocanee Road six miles north of Thomasville. Conradi Pest Control offers in buildings plants soils any kind anywhere any time at 322 South Broad Street phone 1042.
Florida Patrol Nab Trio In Stolen Car
Lt. Reid Clifton of the Florida Highway Patrol said three men were arrested after a chase through three Florida counties. Two escapees from Kilby prison on April 30 were named as Harold James Koerner serving 48 years for armed robbery and Luther Ray Black serving 11 years for armed robbery. The third man was Alva Estra Pittman paroled in 1945 after six years of a 14 to 25 year sentence for armed robbery, sentenced from Russell County, Alabama.
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Pittman
Russell County
Alabama
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Packard Met
Penn Rree Rad Corp
Ama Reading Co
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Chrysler Corp
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E Cent
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Goodyear T and
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Hupp Motors
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Reo Motors
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Swift
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Chicago Cash Grain
Weather Report
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Eours. Os
Eel Aind Cie & Treas
Tom N. Dollar
Smith Ave
Nell Hopkins
Mgr
Florida Highway Patrol
Nab
Sthadham Tile CO
Eithor
May Boals
Moultrie Road
Thomasville, Ga
Norman Sitegall
W. Thomasville
Thomasville Furniture Co
M. L. Pen Om
W. Clay St
Transfer & Atoragh
Fas
Vann
Wee Age’ Co
Busy Bee Co
Jackson St
Troy Johnson
Cheir
Madison
Batext
Rose City Tea Room
East Jackson Street
James Gribben
Truck For Hire
R. Wooten
Care Smith Tire Co
Lanter
Pope's
Automotive
Faulk Chevrolet, CO
Thomasville Motors, Inc
Plymouth
DeSoto Dealers
Cut Rate Auto Parts. Co
Griffin Top & Body Shop
Barnes Brothers
Blackshear St
MISC
J. C. Pittman
Hardware and Farm Implements
Boston
Tuck Imp. Co
Waterman
Robison. Stationery CO
General Electric Vacuum Cleaner
Emerson Radio
E. Calhoun
Saleh
Gordon Avenue
Thomasville Ice & Mfg. Co
East Side Grocery and
East Clay
J.H. Harris
Emerson
Andy
S. Broad
Steve M. Watkins
Tuck Imp. ,Co
Fairbanks-Morsh
Tuck
Thomasville Laundry
Legal Steel
Ji N. Rosalio
White Spitz
Jeff
W. Jerger St
Jones St
First Methodiat Church
417 E. Walcott
Church
Parker
Eversharp
J. N. Rosolio
New Zeland
H. A. Chapin
Tuck Imp.Co
Fyr-Fyter CO
Dept
Dayton
Ohio
Potato Plan's
Orden Now
S. Co. Davis Grocery & Market
W. Jackson
W. D. Reaves
Owen
Robertson's
W. Jackson ,St
City Fruit Co
Peoples Real Estate
Godwin, In
Photo Studio
West Jackson St
Nice
R. Walter C. Pittman
Gordon and South Streets
Walter C. Pittman
Steyerman House
N._. Broad
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C. . Pittman
P.O
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Three Toms Inn
Hotey
Thomasville, Georgia
Federal Public Housing Authority
Thomas County
Fineney General Hospital
Augusta Avenue
Savings Bank
Atlanta
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