Market mixed as thin news limits moves
The stock market was narrowly mixed in early trading with fractional to around point changes. Du Pont fell more than four points while Atlantic Coast Line gained a point and Chrysler eased despite a large tank order news. General Motors slipped as Royal Dutch, GE, Goodrich, Dow Chemical and Standard Oil rose.
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du Pont
Olin Mathieson
Univ. Carbide
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Atlantic Coast Line
Chrysler
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Poultry Plants Report Data from Nortaga Farm Types
Data shows broilers and fryers at 20 farms and 21 processing plants, heavy hens at 17 farms and 18 plants, lighter types at remaining farms with too few to report, 14 plants noted.
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Atlanta
New York Cotton Futures Steady Amid Small Gains
New York cotton futures held firm with mixed shifts across contracts. July at 35.20 and October at 94.56, with other months near unchanged as trading paused at 11:46 a.m.
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New York
Jly
Salvation Army names Travis B Israel Captain in Bainbridge
First Lieutenant Travis B Israel commander of the Bainbridge Corps is promoted to Captain. Native of Albany he came from Prichard Alabama in February 1956 and holds a Bachelor of Theology from the Chicago Evangelistic Institute. Captain Israel serves Decatur County and belongs to the Lions Club Georgia Conference of Social Workers and Bainbridge Ministerial Association. Mrs Israel, formerly Myra Haliden of Orlando Florida, shares the new rank. they have a two year old son Terry.
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Salvation Army Corps
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Decatur County
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Orlando
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Elsa Maxwell Ordered to Pay Damages in Farouk Libel Case
A Paris court ruled Elsa Maxwell must pay 390000 francs to Farouk for libel in her memoirs. The verdict came amid fines and uncertainty over the memoirs, with commentary on the case and its financial impact.
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Hogs and Cattle Market Report from Georgia and Chicago
Estimated hog receipts total 800 at major plants including Albany Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Dolan Jacksonville and Jacksonville Fla. Barrows and gilts 180-240 lb mostly 18.25-18.50 with some 18.00 and higher 200-240 lb 19.00-19.25. 160-180 lb 17.00-17.75. 140-160 lb 16.00-16.76. 238-270 lb mostly 2-3 grades 17.50-18.00, some 18.60. 270-350 lb 16.00-17.50. Mixed sows 13.00-16.00. Chicago hog receipts 9,000. market slow and about 25c lower. US No. 2-3 190-230 lb 19.75-20.00. few No. 1-3 around 216 lb 20.15. No. 1-2 20.80. North Georgia cattle auction in Atlanta June 3 1957 shows steady to weak tone with cows and weaker stockers. Cattle ranges: Standard 15.76-18.80. Cullers 16.00-18.50. Utility 14.00-16.50. Canners 9.50-12.60. stocker steers 12.76-17.60. stocker/heifers 11.50-16.00. Calves steady to weak with vealers 18-21.78. Good/Low-Choice calves 18.00-23.00. stocker calves 16.50-20.75.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Produce Prices On Weekend Market Report
On the Atlanta produce market receipts were liberal over the weekend with trading very light Monday. Georgia snap beans brought 1.50 2.80 per bush, pole beans 3.00 8.76, yellow crowder peas mostly 3.00, butterbeans 3.00 3.50, yellow corn 0.50 and white corn 40 60 cents per dozen.
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Georgia
Junior High Graduates Receive Certificates
Certificates of promotion were presented to Junior High School students at exercises held Friday morning in the school auditorium. Dr. Warren Tayor presented the certificates. Names of honor graduates include Sylvia Chapman Theo Titus IV and Patricia Manry Wilson.
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Theo ‘Titus IV
Patricia Manry Wilson
Weyman Cleveland
T.H.S. Band
Marcus Calhoun Jr
Brent Butcher
Michael Knight
Marcus Luke
Joe Harvard
Ralph Norman
Loette Adams
Lou Eline Eena Maabinklamy
Mary Mington
Ra ‘Thaw
Helen Harriett Braswell
Ben W. Breedlove II
Arnon Brinson
Vernon Wallace Brinson
Willie Russell Bowers Jr
Patricia Ann Bowman
William A. Bullingtotton
Robert Edward Caldwell
Marcus Benton Calhon Jr
James Nathan Carter Jr
Clara Bylvia Chapman
Carolyn Marie Chastain
Jack Terry Chastain
Susan Clark
Carolyn
Phillip Horace Powell
Charles Rudolph Price, Jr
Betty Jo Reeves
Allen Wayne Rehberg
Delinda Ann Rehberg
Linda Rhoden
Caty. Mason
Roan
Hazel Sadler
David Fielding Sanders
Willie Albert Sangster, Jr
William Nelson Searcy
Carolyn Ann Scott
Emily Jean Scott
Ronald
Raymond Shepherd
Margaret Deuane Simmons
Albie Earl Singletary
Priscilla Sloan
Jerry Wandell Stallings
B. Ann Swain
Rebecca Ann Terry
Howard Ray Thompson
Jack C. Tillman
Claude Hines Tison
Theodore Titus, IV
Doyle Wismer
Donnie Elizabeth Waleer
Emily Pine Washington
Elsie Elizabeth Washington
William Dwight Wester
Joseph Floyd Williams, Jr
Charlotte Sandra Willis
Mamie Sue Willis
Patricia Manry’ Wilson
Carolyn M. Yates
Sylvia Ann Young
M. Bue Morris
Talmadge Sees Next President as a Democrat
Georgia senator Talmadge and Tennessee's Albert Gore predicted Democratic wins in upcoming elections. He urged party members to confront facts and bridge divides, calling for fresh leadership from a generation untainted by bureaucratic philosophies. The Eisenhower administration was criticized as a tool of the era.
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Herman Talmadge
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Albert Gore
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Eisenhower
Former resident in wreck left critical with injuries
A former Thomasville resident Edward Sadler 34 was in critical condition after a Saturday collision on U S 19 north of Camilla. The crash killed 73 year old Charles Tarble and 64 year old Mrs Tarble of Toledo. Sadler and passenger Eugene Newton Route 1 Sale City were treated for head injuries and other wounds.
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L. E. Sadler
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Charles Tarble
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Swedish church plans hidden A bomb shelter under ground
A church in Vasteras Sweden is constructing an underground shelter fifty feet below ground designed to withstand an atomic blast. The structure will serve church services in normal times with only the belfry visible above ground.
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Sweden
United Nations Members Seek Two Year Charter Review Delay
Ten nations urge postponement of a conference to revise the UN charter for at least two more years. They want the 81 nation committee, created in 1955, to continue and report back at the next Assembly session with new instructions. Brazil Canada Egypt El Salvador India Indonesia Ireland Iran Liberia Panama back the proposal.
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el Salvadore
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Iran
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Georgia towns cited in Commerce progress report
Thomasville is among communities cited by the Commerce Department for continued progress in business and commercial channels. Georgia’s parade of progress spans small towns and big cities with industrial expansions disclosed in Acworth Adel Americus Arabs Ashburn Athens Atlanta East Atlanta Barnesville Brunswick and others across the state.
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Commerce Department
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Georgia Department of Commerce
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Americus
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Local Man Named To Amvet Office In Georgia
AUGUSTA Aug Thomas G Holley of Decatur is elected Georgia Amvets new commander succeeding Jesse T Edwards of Valdosta. Roscoe Long of Athens is first vice commander Robert Ridley of Thomasville is second vice commander W P Denny of Dublin is finance officer and Joseph T Radle of Dublin is provost marshal.
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Georgia Amvets
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Democratic forecast of 1960 victory linked to southern unity
Gore says Democrats will win in 1960 due to a reunited South and a broad national shift against current fiscal policy. Talmadge and Gore expect serious budget cuts from the House and Senate, predicting a total reduction of two to four billion dollars.
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