Market Gains Sweep Broad, Tobacco Stocks Rally Shifts Tone
The market rose in early trading marking the second straight advance after prior indecisive sessions. Leaders included Chrysler up sharply to 70 percent, RCA at 64 percent, and U S Steel higher, with gains also seen in Goodyear Boeing National Distillers American Telephone and several tobacco stocks amid talks on cancer and smoking policy.
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American Telephone
American Cyanamid
American Tobacco
American Can
Reynolds Tobacco
New York Central
Paramount Pictures
Methodist clash over integration fuels church debate in South
Reports from Montgomery show the Alabama Methodist Conference urging lawmakers not to restrict separate racial facilities in churches schools and conferences. Northern Methodist leaders condemn the stance as a holdover from segregation while urging the church to lead toward equality.
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Manchester
Conn
Alabama Methodist
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Hanover County
Ilegal
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J& Hanover
Virginia
Prince Edward County
Prince Edward
Tennessee
Maryland
Interboard Council of the Methodist Church
Holston
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Venn
Georgia and Florida Hog Market Update June 1955
Estimated receipts at major Georgia and Florida packing plants show hogs steady to higher amid rising prices. Chicago hogs quoted 18.50 to 19.50 for 190-220 lb, while Atlanta area cattle and calves saw generally steady to higher prices with cows up to 26 cents and meat calves 17 to 21 dollars.
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Albany
Moultrie
Tifton
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Florida
South Georgia
Chicago
North Georgia
Atlanta
Utilly
Atlanta Market Receipts Mixed as Prices Move on Vegetables
On the Atlanta fruit and vegetable market trading was fairly good with receipts heavy. Georgia turnip greens and mustard sold 60-1.00 per bushel while turnips traded 1.25-1.50 a dozen and collards 1.76-2.26 a dozen. Green onions brought 75-1.00 a dozen and Georgia cabbage 1.76-2.00 a head. Okra fetched 9.00, beans 7.25 a bushel, green beans 1.75-2.26 a bushel, poles 4.00-4.75, blackeyed peas 2.00-3.00, cucumbers 1.50-3.00 a bushel.
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Atlanta
Georgia
North Georgia live poultry market steady as demand holds
Atlanta reports the North Georgia live poultry market steady with heavy demand. Most offerings are under three pounds while prices range across categories including farms and processing plants, showing slight variations around 26 to 27 cents per pound.
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Atlanta
North Georgia
F.C.B
New York Cotton Futures Finish Mixed
New York cotton futures edged higher to 56 cents a bale in places with July at 33.92, October 34.05, December 34.13, May 94.19 and July 38.39, while other months held near unchanged. The report notes modest moves across contract months in a quiet trading session.
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New York
Jly
Blue Tongue Incident Hits Brooklyn Kids
In Brooklyn a group of 25 boys between 6 and 12 had blue tongues after a child licked ink powder from near the Navy yard. A hospital report said the powder contained methylene blue and was harmless. police and doctors kept the children overnight for observation.
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New York
Cumberland Hospital
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Town and County Personalities and Birth Announcements
Mrs Jane RR Milton of Alexandria VA visits Mr and Mrs H P Russell. Mr and Mrs Joe Feinberg announce the birth of a son at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Leland R Clore and wife announce a son born at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Mrs Oliver B Osgood of Medford MA visits Thomasville relatives. Kathleen Harper leaves for Macon to attend a wedding. Joe M Beutel Jr visits before heading to Sea Island to see his mother. Betty Walden Gurthie flies to join husband in Germany. Admits to Archbold Memorial Hospital include James Leonard Barnes and Horace Stewart Pryor Lewis Sadler Hershel Lee Bishop. Katherine Smith named to Honors List at Mary Baldwin College. Bill King to spend summer with John King family. participates in a Winston-Salem wedding.
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Joe Feinberg
Thomasville
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Joe M. Beutell, Jr
Birningham
Sea Island
Polly King Beutel
James Leonard Barnes
Horace Stewart
Pryor Lewis Sadler
Pelham
Hershel Lee
Cairo
Bill King
Simory University Dental School
John King
Winston Salem
N. CG
Alma Elder Addresses Lions on Credit Standards
Mrs Alma Elder of Thom asville Credit Buren spoke to the Lions Club in the Magnolia Room Hotel Scott last night. She discussed The American Way of Life and stressed character capacity and credit as key factors. She urged high school students learn credit procedures for future business standing. Frank Connell presided in Grover Newton's absence.
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Alma Elder
Thomasville
Buren
Lions Club
Magnolia
Hotel Scott
Elks Auxiliary Holds Regular Meeting at Thomasville Lodge
The Eleven O'Clock Auxiliary met at the Thomasville Elks Lodge for a dinner and business session. Plans were laid for an Auxiliary auction at the Family Fish Fry this month and for a bingo game scheduled Saturday night at the Elks Lodge.
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Thomasville
Elks Lodge
Omar Caldwell
Elks Plan Bingo Games Saturday
The Elks plan a Saturday bingo night with prizes for members and guests. Proceeds go to the Elks Ardmore Hospital for Crippled Children in Atlanta. First game starts at 8:30 p.m.
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Elks
Elks Ardmore Hospital
Atlanta
Court Still Hearing Grimsley Land Case
The U S District Court did not finish the Grimsley land claim yesterday and will continue the hearing through today with possible Monday completion. Judge W A Bootle presiding. Another Seminole county claim against the government may be heard Monday if not this week.
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J. A. Grimsely
W. A. Bootle
John P. Cowart
Seminole County
J. H. Williams
Caroline Smith
Donalsonville
Dawson Street Methodist Bible School Planned
Vacation Bible school will be held at the Dawson Street Methodist Church next week from 8 30 to 11 30 a m Monday through Friday. Mrs John Allen directs with a large staff for children up to 12 years old offering worship study hand work films recreation and refreshments. Nursery supervisor is Mrs W L Thornton beginners Mrs W H Terry Jr primary Mrs T A Peeples juniors Mrs W J Wells.
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Dawson Street Methodist Church
John Allen
W. L. Thornton
City approves paving ordinance and gas regulations
City Commission in adjourned session passes paving ordinance with a minor amendment to inner boulevard linking Young and Dawson Streets. Approved projects include Fast Monroe Street Young Street and North Stevens. Gas installations rules gain first reading while a contract with South Georgia Natural Gas Company is adopted.
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Young
Dawson Streets
Monroe Street
Young Street
North Stevens
Frank Neel
Lindsey Watt
South Georgia Natural Gas Company
Heyward Vann
Delegates Named to State H. D. Meeting
Thomas County will send Mrs. M. C. Bail county president Mrs. Harold Burton county dress revue winner Mrs. Wayne Booth elected delegate and Miss Ophelia Smith county Home Demonstration agent to the Annual State Home Demonstration Council meeting in Athens June 7 11 Mrs Bail also reports on county program gains and is a candidate for District chairman with elections June 9 Dress revue winners compete June 10 8 p m in University of Georgia Fine Arts auditorium Agents Association hosts June 8 in Dawson Hall Auditorium.
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State Home Demonstration Council
Athens
Thomas County
M. C. Bail
Harold Burton
Wayne Booth
Ophelia Smith
Ball
Fine Arts
University of Georgia
Home Demonstration Agents Association
Dawson Hall
Wagering Averages At Monmouth Park 1954 Meet
Track fans at Monmouth Park Oceanport New Jersey wagered an average of 88 dollars daily during the 1954 meeting. The figure reflects betting activity across the period and highlights the meet’s betting intensity.
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Monmouth Park
Oceanport
N. J
Meaning Behind The Journey To The Niger And The LodeStar
A reader analyzes a cryptic text about a trek into tropical Africa, decoding word choices to reveal a philosophy of freedom and self discovery. The writing argues for Niger as the river, rejects tiger imagery, and favors words like ponder cause and need over death. The signature LODESTAR frames the narrator as a guiding idealist rather than a Texas loner.
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French West Africa
Nigeria
Africa
Asia
Texas
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