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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 04, 1958
Page
6
Background shows limited gains across motors and oils with mixed mood in aircrafts. Bethlehem, Youngstown Sheet, Lorillard slip slightly while American Tobacco and Piper Aircraft rise modestly. Chrysler nudges up on Pentagon production news for Jupiter missile line. US government bonds slightly higher.
Hogs sold Tuesday at Albany Moultrie Thomasville and Tifton Georgia Dothan and Jacksonville Alabama with prices mostly steady. Reports show mixed grades 180-240 lb hogs 21.75 to 23.28 dollars per hundredweight and lighter weights around 20 to 21 dollars. Chicago receipts 9 500 hogs down 26 cents while Atlanta buyers note steady to higher trade for slaughter steers cows and calves with varied price ranges across weight classes.
Trading was good on the Atlanta produce market with receipts moderate. Georgia round type cabbage sold 1.00 to 1.25 per bag and sweet potatoes at 5.78 per bag. Georgia yellow crookneck squash 1.50 to 2.00, round green peas 1.14 to 2.00, pole beans 3.00 to 3.76, colored butterbeans 3.00 to 3.28, blackeye peas 1.85 to 2.00, crowders 2.00 to 2.25, eggplant 7.00 per bushel, yellow corn 2.75 to 3.00 per 5 dozen, white corn 3.00 to 3.50, best Georgia okra 9.50 per bushel.
New York cotton futures edged lower amid uneven demand with late-session prices down about 16 cents a bale. July traded near 36.09 cents, October around 36.84 cents, with nearby quotes rebounding slightly from earlier lows.
Georgia live poultry market reports show broilers and fryers in fair to good demand at farms and plants. Hens trading moderately with some heavy demand at farms, while night type and other categories show limited activity at farms and plants.
Harry Lee a 72 year old Chinese cook who entered as a stowaway in 1918 was told he could remain in the United States. James Glasgow acting Omaha public director said Lee need not prove residence past 1924 and instructed him to produce documents he did not have. Government officials checked his status amid an uncertain case and Lee now lives in Davenport retirement.
The weather office projects near normal temperatures across Georgia and South Carolina through Monday with a brief warm spell and a few afternoon thunder showers in extreme southern Georgia. Highs near 90, lows around 68, with light easterly winds 4 to 12 mph. Yesterday's downtown high 91, low 69. rainfall trace downtown, 0.02 inch at a distant station.
The log diary details John Foster Dulles and his wife at their Lake Ontario cabin. Morning routines include lemon juice for Mrs Dulles, open fires, dishes, wood splitting, and small boat outings. Evenings feature elaborate meals, outdoor cocktails, and travel notes from their time away.
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