Market gains on active trading after Kennedy Khrushchev talks
Wall Street showed renewed confidence with the AP average of 60 stocks up .80 at 21.00 at noon and the Dow Jones industrial average rising 6.20 to 103.90. Leaders included American Viscose, Du Pont, Woolworth, GE, Westinghouse, Phelps Dodge, Boeing, Philco, and Zenith with varied moves in oils and rails amid mixed corporate and government bonds.
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New York
Wall Street
Associated Press
Zenith
Ford
Republic Aviation
ACF Industries
Lionel
du Pont
Woolworth
General Electric
Westinghouse Electric
Phelps Dodge
Anaconde
Consolidated Edison
Boeing
Philco
Baker
Kaiser
4Ligg & My
T&t
Tob
Lorillard Ane c
Lou & Nash
Armour
Macy Bass
Atl
Martin Co
Masonite Co
Babcock
Merr Ch
Ohio
Monson Ch
Beth Steel
Borden
Mont Ward
Bridg Brass
Nat Dairy
Burt Ind
Olin Math
Calum & H
Owensul Gl
Penn
Rohm & H
Delta Air L
St. Regis P Diam Aik
Seab AL Rar
Dow Chem
Sears Roeb
Sinclair
Socany
East Air L
Sou Co
East Kodak
EI Auto
Sperry Rand
Evershare
Fair Whit
Gen Mills
Unit Gas Cp
Gen
U.S. Steel
Gen Mtrs
Cen Tel & el
Warner B
Geneseo
West Auto
Wweat UN Tel
Goodrich
Westy Elec
Winn Dixie
Goodyear
Atlanta Produce Prices Show Hefty Weekend Receipts
Atlanta produce traders report heavy receipts over the weekend with Georgia grown peaches priced at 2.25 for 2 inch and up, cantaloupes 3.00 to 3.50, watermelons 0.35 to 0.75 each, snap beans 2.75 to 3.50, pole beans 4.00 to 4.50, butterbeans 4.00 to 4.75, white beans 5. 8.50, cucumbers 5.00 to 7.00, corn 2.00 to 3.75 per crate, okra 8.00 to 9.50, eggplant 3.50 to 3.75, turnip greens 1.25 to 1.50 per dozen.
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Atlanta
Georgia
North Georgia Poultry Market Report
Poultry offerings generally clear with good demand. Farm prices 11 13 cents per lb for broilers and fryers 3-4 lbs. Saturday prices show 10.5-13 cents at farms. Hens, heavy type too few to report, f o b plants 13 cents.
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North Georgia
Atlanta
Hog and cattle market report from Georgia and Chicago
Hog receipts 2300 for three days in Georgia points to steady to 25c higher with prices across weight ranges. Chicago receipts 8500 lean to lower with barrows gilts down to 26c, sows steady, and detailed No 1 2 3 weight ranges. North Georgia cattle auction at Gainesville shows steady slaughter prices and mixed calves and stocker shifts.
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Thomasville
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
Chicago
North Georgia
Gainesville
Flowers President To Attend Meet
William H. Flowers president of Flowers Baking Co Inc Thom asville will join 20 prominent Georgians in Atlanta for the first official meeting of the Georgia Citizens Committee on Crime and Delinquency. The group aims to protect communities and rehabilitate youthful offenders with experts including Milton Rector director of the National Council on Crime and Delinquency. Georgia becomes the tenth state to develop such program.
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William H. Flowers
Flowers Baking Co. Inc
Thomasville
Atlanta
Georgia Citizens Committee On
Flowers
Milton Rector
National Council On Crime and Delinquency
Georgia
Doctors urged to admit uncertainty in diagnosis
Pittsburgh physician Dr Campbell Moses argues many doctors refuse to say they do not know what ails a patient. He warns that denying ignorance leads to incorrect diagnoses and serious complications in medical care.
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Pittsburgh
Campbell Moses
Allegheny County Medical Society
College Students Asked to Donate Blood This Month
College students and armed forces personnel are urged to give blood this month as part of a humanitarian drive. Donors aged 18 to 21 need parental written permission. the Bloodmobile will visit the Health Center on W Jefferson Street from 1 36 to 6 30 p.m. tomorrow. Thomas County aims for 145 pints.
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Armed Forces
Mental health conference led by Gay State Health Dept reps in Thomasville
Three representatives from the Gay State Health Dept in Atlanta will conduct a two day conference on mental health symptoms June 8 9 in Thomasville. Sessions will be at the county health office with Dr John Stillwell and staff. Public Health Nurses from Thomas Brooks and Grady counties will attend. A stray dog caused a Sunday night crash on Glenwood Dr. Billy Hayes was cited for careless driving and damage to city property. Ink Spots to perform at Amvets Post 32 with a dance to follow. Two new troopers assigned to Post 12 Thomasville Georgia State Patrol from Donalsonville post. Cpl T F Parks transferred away.
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Atlanta
Thomasville
W. Jefferson
Thomas Leland
Melvin Drucker
Florence Beasley
John Stillwell
Thomas
Brooks
Grady
Glenwood Dr
Billy Hayes
Glenwood
Hayes
Lhe Charffed
Georgia State Patrol
Donalsonville
A. W. Barnes
Cpl. C. A. Floyd
Cpl
T. F. Parks
Grady Ministers Attend Session of Georgia Conference
Cairo and Grady county ministers and lay leaders join 96th South Georgia Methodist Conference in Columbus this week. Delegates include Margaret Yowell treasurer, Francis Allen lay delegate, Rev. James Odum Cairo Circuit, Rev. J D Corbitt Jr Calvary Bethel, and Virgil Lee Metcalf pastor. James S. Rinencer from Cairo plans to attend Thursday sessions.
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Cairo
Grady County
South Georgia Methodist Conference
Columbus
Margaret Yowell
Francis E. Allen
First Church
James Odum
J. D. Corbitt Jr
Calvary-Bethel
Virgil Lee
This County
Metcalf
James S. Rinecer
Thomasville
Cotton Stocks To Be Smallest Since 1952
The Agriculture Department projects government stocks of cotton at the end of the current marketing year August 1 will be the smallest since 1952, likely below 2 million bales, down from 3 million a year ago, while carryover stocks in all hands remain near last year’s 7.56 million bales. Government holdings have fallen as mills and merchants bought ahead in anticipation of higher prices for the 1961 crop.
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Washington
Agriculture Department
Summer vacation burglary safety tips from police
Police Lt. Ronald Ramsey urges homeowners to leave lights on with timers, secure all doors with sturdy locks, check windows, and stop mail during vacations. He says notifying neighbors and delaying deliveries increases household security and reduces theft risk. Cooperation between residents and police is essential for prevention.
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Ramsey
Security Frauds Charged Against Atlanta Firm Owners
Atlanta investors Carl A. Pruett and Gertrude M. Pruett were indicted on securities fraud charges totaling about 1.5 million dollars. They were jailed after failing to post bonds of 100000 and 50000 respectively. The firm Pruett & Co. had been enjoined by the SEC in May from further business.
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Atlanta
Carl A. Pruett
Gertrude M. Pruett
Pruett
Pruett & Co
Securities and Exchange Commission
Pruetts
Last Rites Thursday For Mrs Lona Jones
Funeral services are set for Thursday at Shady Grove Missionary Baptist Church for Mrs Lona Jones of Thomasville. The Rev A Atkinson will officiate and burial will follow in the church cemetery. Mrs Jones died last Thursday at Archbold Memorial Hospital and is survived by son Rosco Jones and daughters Loriie Matthews Lottie Mae Head and Marina.
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Shady Grove Missionary Baptist Church
Lona Jones
Thomasville
A. Atkinson
Cemtery
Jones
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Rosco Jones
Loriie Matthews
Lottie Mae Head
Westbrook
N. J
Marina
Restauranteur John A. Gregoriou Dies at 76
Thomasville resident John A. Gregoriou prominent restauranteur dies at Archbold Memorial Hospital at 6 a.m. He lived in the city for 50 years and is survived by two sons Lowe and Chris and two daughters Helen and Katherine. Funeral 4 p.m. Tuesday at First Presbyterian Church with burial in Laurel Hill Cemetery. Dekle Funeral Home in charge.
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John A. Gregoriou
Calhoun St
Thomasville
Archbold Memorial Hospital
First Presbyterian Church
Charles Efried
John Berris
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Dekle
Harry Kline
Angelo Katsoudas
Perry Morris
Leo Palmer
George Mathis
Hubert Alligood
Mr. Gregoriou
Thesalia
Greece
Lowe
Chris Gregoriou
Helen Gregoriou
Katherine Gregoriou
Weather Outlook for Thomasville Area With Warm Temperatures
Partly cloudy and warm conditions expected in Thomasville and vicinity today tonight and Tuesday with highs around 94 degrees and lows near 66. Winds light and variable. Near normal temps for five day period, little or no rainfall in southern areas and light to moderate rain in northern parts.
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Thomasville
T'ville
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