Wall Street Report Key Stocks Converting Steep Losses to Gains
In New York the stock market reversed from early losses to gains amid heavy trading. The AP average of 60 stocks at noon showed declines earlier but moved higher as the day progressed, with prices near date while traders watched a steep upturn in several names.
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Kavanicke
Wwe
Wwesvus
Associated Press
At&t
IBM
Krokern
New York Stock Exchange
du Pont
American Motors
Studebaker-Packard
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Hog Receipts Across Georgia and Deep South Markets
Hog receipts reported in several Georgia markets including Albany, Columbus, Moultrie, Thomasville and Waycross with steady to mixed prices for barrows gilts sows and bulk supplies. Chicago hogs also noted with steady to lower bids. Georgia cattle auction receipts total 1 085 with varied price moves across steers heifers cows bulls and calves. Thomasville area reports 1300 hogs with similar price ranges and weights. The piece also references a broad market rally with notable stock moves and a volatile session led by AT&T IBM and Dow Jones movements.
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Chicago
Georgia
Dublin
Social Circle
Sylvester
Thomaston
Waycross
New York Stock List Noon Prices Show Broad Market Activity
A noon update lists diverse movers led by Am Sugar Am T&T and Anaconda with notable gains in Bethlehem Steel Boeing Ford General Electric and Coca Cola. Major decliners include Union Carbide Woolworth and Westinghouse while utilities and tech names show mixed moves in today’s trading session.
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New York
Acme Steel Allie Chal Am
Air & Am
Baker Am Can Am
Mtrs
Am Sugar Am
T&t Am
Anaconda Armour Babcock & W
Balt & Ohio
Beat Foods
Bet & H
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Burl
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Colg Paim Coline Radle Cas
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Krees
Lorillard
4Lou & Nash
Macy
Raby Repub
Rexall
Reyn
St. Regie
Sinclair
Rand
Texaco
UN Carbide
Thunderstorm Drops Nearly Two Inches In City
A hour long storm Monday dropped almost two inches of rain, the heaviest since April 1. Utilities Supt. W R Clayton said electric service disruptions occurred in parts of the city and a large oak tree fell. More rain is likely today with generally cloudy warm conditions through Wednesday. Winds average 41 to 23 mph.
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W. R. Clayton
Wagers Named President of the First Church of Christ Scientist
Aaron E. Wagers of Boston and Chicago has been named President of the Mother Church in Boston Mass. He is a noted Christian Science teacher practitioner and editor. Gratitude for spiritual growth and progress marked the annual Mother Church meeting in Boston with attendees from many countries.
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Aaron &E. Wagers
Chicago
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Mass
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Wagers
Atlanta Produce Prices Mixed Across Market
Market notes show diverse Georgia produce pricing with cabbage at 1.00 to 2.00 per bag and peaches in bulk from 2.50 to 6.00 per box. Other items include collards 1.80 to 2.00 per dozen, turnip greens 1.75 to 1.80, cucumbers 3.15, and watermelons 0.85 to 1.36.
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Atlanta
North Georgia
North Ga Poultry Prices. Broilers and Fryers Quoted
Atlanta market report lists farm quotations for broilers and fryers with delivered plant prices at 15 percent, no exchange sales today. Hens heavy type 13 dollars f.o.b. plants, light type 7 dollars f.o.b. plants, with quoted plant prices 14 for heavy and 8 for light.
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North GA
Atlanta
Southwest Georgia Retail Sales Rise in Early 1962 Figures
A Chamber of Commerce report shows Thomas County leading a regional gain with $10,020,825 in January–March 1962 retail sales, up from $9,811,530 a year earlier. Seven of eight counties posted increases except Decatur, which fell to $5,346,848 from $5,681,953 in 1961.
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Deaths and Funerals for Sanford Barton 44
Sanford Barton, 44, a retired U.S. Air Force master sergeant, died Monday in Atlanta of a heart attack. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Thursday at Springfield Baptist Church Seminole County. interment in Donalsonville Cemetery. Evans Funeral Home in charge. Born in Metcalf he served in the Army Air Corps from 1941 through World War II and after briefly leaving service, rejoined for 20 years total. He listed Metcalf as home, spent time in Thomasville, and worked at Albany Keenan Auto Parts before he died. He leaves a brother and a cousin Mrs Leon Oliver of Thomasville and paternal and maternal grandparents.
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Donalsonville
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Keenan Auto Parts
Mrs. Marvin Penly Rites Held in Meigs
Funeral services for Mrs. Marvin A. Penly 47 were held at Pine Cliff Baptist Church with Rev. William Rathburn officiating. Burial followed in Oak View Cemetery. She died last week in Albany after a lengthy illness. She is survived by husband two sons Charles Allen and Franklin Lee Penly of Meigs a brother J Paul Smith of Arlington and three sisters Mrs David Harrell and Mrs Maurice Cross of Camilla and Mrs G V Edwards of Vicksburg Mississippi.
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Arlington
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Camilla
G. VP. Edwards
Vicksburg
Funeral notices and political campaign notes from Moultrie
Funeral services were held for Mrs. C F Lewis Jr 77 a Colquitt County pioneer’s daughter and mother of Christine Chesnutt of Thomasville. Graveside rites for infant Stephen Ashley Lipham son of Mr and Mrs J T Lipham Jr of Thomasville followed at Laurel Hill Cemetery. The report also covers Gregory Smith’s political push with petitions to appear on Georgia’s general election ballot amid reapportionment debates.
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J. T. Lipham Jr
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C. F. Cogar
Dekle
Archbold Memorial Hospital
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Georgia
Atlanta
Nelson A. Rockefeller
New York
Marvin Griffin
Paving Plans Include 15 Streets With Bond Vote Today
The city schedules initial paving for 18 streets under a 250000 bond program and seven more pending owner petitions totaling about 326645 dollars. City Manager Herschell F Snuggs notes one third city cost at 108948.33 dollars.
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Herschell F. Snuggs
Tax Reduction Aims for Early Congress Action
In Washington, Democratic leaders told President Kennedy a tax cut message would be welcome. Speaker McCormack welcomed the idea while Dillon warned against hasty reactions to stock market gyrations and said inflation now seems under control.
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