New York Stocks Rise Then Fade After Opening Rally
The market opened higher led by railroads with the Associated Press average at 104.50 for 60 stocks, a 1952 high not seen since Sept 10, 1930. Atlantic Coast Line rose early but slipped back, while Standard Oil NJ Johns Manville and others posted gains before backing off.
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New York
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
Standard Oil (Nj
Johns Manville
Consolidated Natural Gas
Homestake Mining
Allied Chemical
U. S. ,Steel
Goodrich
Admiral Corp
Associated Press
Atlanta Produce Market Trading Strong for Georgia Veggies
At the Atlanta wholesale fruit and vegetable market receipts were heavy and trading fair to good on Wednesday and Thursday morning. Georgia vegetables and greens saw supplies rise, with cabbage at 1.75 to 2.00 per fifty pound sack and greens like collards and mustard greens trading around 1.00 to 1.25 per bunch or per dozen. Okra sold well at 8.00 to 9.00 per unit and 4.00 for lower quality.
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Atlanta
USDA
Georgia
Georgia and Chicago Hog Markets Report Prices and Totals
Livestock receipts total 375 cattle 100 calves and 1850 hogs at seven Southeastern plants. Hog prices mostly 19.75 to 20.50, with some up to 20.75 at Columbus and 20.00 at Moultrie. Chicago hogs higher at 21.40 to 21.65 with top to 21.65. North Georgia cattle prices largely steady to higher with calves and stockers also up.
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Thomasville
Columbus
Moultrie
Chicago
Orth Georgia
Atlanta
North Georgia
New Orleans Cotton Falls on Realizing and Hedge Selling
New Orleans cotton futures declined as traders realized gains and hedges. By 11 a.m. prices were about 36 to 85 cents per bale lower with shifts across the July, October, December, and March contracts led by selling pressure from hedges and daily highs and lows shown in the board.
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New Orleans
Wwf
Thomasville Poultry Market Report
Broilers and fryers traded at 24 1 2 to 25 cents with most sales in the 24 to 25 cent range. Listings show prices per pound and reference a broker line 241 2614 for inquiries.
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Thomasville
North Georgia poultry market steady with ample supplies
The North Georgia live poultry market remained steady with a confident tone and ample supplies. Prices at farm for the 24 hours ending 10 a.m. today show broilers or fryers under 4.4 pounds at 24 to 26 42 cents, mostly 24 to 25 cents.
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North Georgia Poultry Atlanta UP
USDA
North Georgia
Franklin Declines Independent Run for Solicitor General
Omer W. Franklin Jr., a Valdosta attorney narrowly defeated in the recent primary for Solicitor of the Southern Judicial Circuit, rejects friends' push to run as an independent in the general election. He said it would be political death to run solo, despite calls from observers in multiple counties.
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Quitman Free Press
Omer W. Franklin, Jr
J. B. Edwards
Omer W. Franklin Jr
Valdosta
Southern Judicial Circuit
Franklin
Lowndes County
Brooks County
Edwards
Seattle Visitor Entertained During Extended Stay
Mrs. Charles F. Taylor of Seattle Washington sister of Mrs. Thomas P. Johnson spent time as guest at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph W. Smith on Mimosa Drive. She was feted at coffee parties a diner party and a luncheon with several friends joining in afternoon teas amid reunions after years apart.
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Seattle
Charles F. Taylor
Washington
Thomas P. Johnson
Ralph W. Smith
Mimosa Drive
Smith
Johnson
Eunice Wimberly
Tess
R. A. Heinshon
Labrah Plantation
Taylor
The Necessity for Work from Depew Speech
Observations recount Chauncey M Depews late life and a Royal Arch Masons reprint of his 1892 address The Necessity for Work delivered at the New York Masonic Home dedication. The piece argues work builds health virtue and independence, condemns idleness and youth play, and urges thrift and self-reliance.
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Royal Arch Mason
General Grand Chapter
Royal Arch Masons
Fulton
Missouri
New York
Weeklong Events Bring VA Domiciliary Members Together
A full week of entertainment unfolded at the VA Domiciliary with diverse activities. Tuesday featured garment mending by Mrs J W Horne and American Legion Auxiliary members. Thursday saw similar services by Red Cross volunteers. Tuesday evening included bingo hosted by the Military Order of Cooties with prizes and refreshments. midweek hosted May birthday party for Auxiliary members. Thursday night showcased a dance revue by the Lee Kendall School of Dance in Cairo. Friday closed with horses racing on the track run by American Legion Auxiliary 222 members.
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VA Domenlary
J. W. Horne
Alice Jones
American Legion Auxilary
C. W. Kirby
L. V McKinnon
Th First
Methodist Church
Military Order of Cooties
Albany
John Vicas
J. M. Griffin
Jack Canada
R. P. Shipp
American Legion Auxiliary 243
Doerun
American Legion Auxiliary
State Department
Fain
C. L. Davidson
Marjorie Horne
Billy Fussell
J. W. Toney
Edwin Rugeley
American Legion Auxiliary 41
Moultrie
Lee Kendall
American Legion Post
Cairo
Bobbie Jean Durham
Jan Wood
Lola Tyson
Pat Pierson
Georgianna Kennedy
Florence Thursby
Kay Ganious
Randy Wheller
Kendall
Patricia King
Jean Whitfield
Margaret Wright
Judy Rountree
C. L. Jones
Walter Wight
Frank Wight
T. J. Whitfield
Abbie Thursby
Bill Rountree
Max Tyson
Charlie Wheeler
Orville Kennedy
Paul Knight
Walter Dodson
American Legion Auxiliary 222
Auxilary
Cliff Arline
Eleanor Greene
I. R. Rehberg
H. O'Quinn
Masonic Convocation Noted for Chapter No. 28
The regular meeting of J. M. Rush in Chapter No. 28 Royal Arch Masons will be held on June 5 1952 at 8 30 p m All members are urged to attend Visitors are welcome BE 8S Bobett H P
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J. M. Rush
R.A.M
Bobett
H. P
Perfume That Clings Liquid Skin Sachet Delights Shoppers
A reader notes perfume often fails to last, then learns of Liquid Skin Sachet fragrance. The ad praises Houbigant Chantilly Liquid Skin Sachet for easy application and longer lingering scent, priced $1.85 plus tax at Thomas Drug Store.
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Chantilly
Georgia Ann Smith Feted At Cousin's Home
Miss Georgia Ann Smith of Wallace North Carolina visits her cousin Katherine Smith at Mimosa Drive and attends teen age parties with Linda Leifeld Carlene Hamilton Linda May and a surprise party. She joins school picnics and swimming events before returning home then visiting Ann Garner in Morehead City before summer at Camp Ilahee Brevard.
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Georgia Ann Smith
Wallace
N. C
Katherine Smith
Mimosa
Georgia
Linda Leifeld
Carlene Hamilton
Linda May
Katherine
Ann Garner
Morehead City
Camp Ilahee
Brevard
Mrs Ellis Piano Pupils Plan Recital at High School
Mrs Myrtle Ellis presents a piano recital Friday at 8 30 p m in the high school auditorium. Pupils perform and all interested friends are invited to attend.
Citywide Power Outage Briefly Knocks Lights Off
A generator fault caused a ten minute outage in parts of the city this morning. The system switched to reserve power to keep core services running including the hospital, while clocks and street time were adjusted. Chairman Dawes attributed the issue to a faulty generator brush and said full restoration was expected by afternoon.
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Court House
EB. A. Dawes
Light Plant Committee
First Cantaloupes Of Season On Sale At Farmers Market
The 1952 cantaloupe season opened at the Thomasville State Farmers Market with melons brought by W. J. Touchton of Route 1 Pavo selling for 10 cents. Manager Hudson Norman noted strong volume in blackeyed and crowder peas tomatoes and corn now, plus butter beans snap beans and pole beans. He attributed increased out of town buyers and generally higher prices.
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Thomasville
Hudson Norman
W. J. Touchton
Pavo
Norman
Jack Doe to be ordained deacon Friday
Thomasville friends report Rev. Jack Darling Smith will be ordained as a deacon at the Methodist Conference. He will receive his AB degree from Valdosta State College next week and has served four years as pastor at Ludowici. He is 32, married in 1941 to Alvena Carlton, with two children.
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Thomasville
Jack Darling Smith
Valdosta State College
Smith
Ludowici
Alvena Carlton
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