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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 06, 1951

Page

3

Okra Emerges in Cairo Market Amid Late Harvest

In Cairo on June 6 okra, the era’s major local produce, is arriving in volume with top prices around 68 to 10 dollars per hamper. The crop is late by about two weeks due to cool nights, affecting the Campbell okra processing plant’s planned next week intake. Shipments of tomato plants have dwindled to a trickle after a busy season as pole beans and okra gain attention at the farmers market.

Cairo Campbell Okra

Cedartown Strikers Charged With Picket Line Violence

Six Juillard Textile Mills workers at Aragon division in Cedartown Ga were charged with picket line violence and damaging property after a June protest. Bonds posted range from $500 to $1,000. Superior Court Judge W W Munday set a hearing for tomorrow as union talks over a 13 cent hourly wage rise stall.

Cedartown Aragon Juillard Textile Mills Robert Smith Ruth C. Newman Gertrude Coker Charles T. Bean Betty Smith J. D. Tregalawn Superior Court W. W. Munday

Grady County Swonet Tobacco Crop In Calvary Havana Quincy Area

Sworn tobacco growers in Grady County and neighboring regions gather the large crop for curing. The Calvary Havana Quincy belt produces a highly specialized shade tobacco valued in the millions of dollars.

Grady County Calvary Havana Quincy

WKTG Daily Program Schedule Log

The log lists a full day of WKTG radio shows and times from 6:30 a.m. to 7:45 p.m. including News Weather Circle T Roundup Sunrise Serenade World News Dr Stucky Chapel Of The Air Bing Crosby Second Spring Neighborhood News Dr George Crane Melody Parade Forestry Facts Market Reports Luncheon Melodies State Farmer's Market Gospel Time Parade of Quarters Dixieland Barndance Sagebrush Cowboys Best On Wax Sports News Music By Roth Music Of Manhattan and Sign Off.

WKTG Dr. Stucky Bing Crosby George Crane Roth Manhattan

Amazing advances in agriculture highlight Cairo Kiwanis meeting

Cairo Kiwanis heard J D Boezard of Valdosta discuss new farm methods and ACL programs for South Georgia. Pangola grass for pastures and Congo watermelons for shipping were praised for drought tolerance and strong rind, with emphasis on soil conservation and staying abreast of better varieties.

Cairo Bozard South Georgia Florida Georgia Rooven Bermuda Congo ACL Tondeavor

Paris Peace Talks Offer Scant Hope for Accord

The Nation's leaders see little chance of a formal peace dialogue with Russia. Since 1949 the Atlantic Pact and German disarmament discussions have stalled. Russia demands talks on the pact and U S bases in Europe, while the Allies refuse, leaving the effort at a standstill.

United States Britain France Congress Europe Korea New York Acheson Ache- Son Dwight D. Eisenhower Russia U. S Germany Philip C. Jessup Paris Austria Washington Washigton

Georgia Power Bonds Sold to New York Firms

Georgia Power Company sold 2,000,000 in bonds to Union Securities Corp and Equitable Securities Corp of New York. Proceeds fund a 34,000,000 construction program. The sale priced at 101.117 with a 3.5 percent coupon. cost to company 3.44 percent. Public offering at 101.871 with 3.40 percent yield. Matures June 1, 1981.

Proposed pulp mill near Valdosta assurances on river pollution

Senator Holland said a proposed pulp mill near Valdosta Georgia will not pollute the Suwanee River Valley. He explained he investigated after W L Fisher of Ocean City Florida raised the issue and cited checks by the National Council for Stream Pollution the Georgia Fish and Game Commission and the Georgia Health Commission.

Washington Valdosta Suwanee River Holland D-Fla W. L. Fisher Suwanee River Valley Development Association Ocean City Fla Allen H. Douglas Valdosta Chamber of Commerce

Bishop Moore to Preach at Cairo Methodist Church

Bishop Arthur Moore of Atlanta, newly named head of the College of Bishops, will preach at First Methodist Church in Cairo Sunday at 8 p m after a 11:15 a m service in Thomasville. He then presides over the South Georgia Annual Conference in Macon next Wednesday. The pastor expects an overflow crowd.

Cairo Arthur Moore Atlanta Methodist Church College of Bishops G. N. Rainey Thomasville Macon South Georgia

O Hara Named Candidate for Philadelphia Archbishop

The Atlanta Journal reports Rev. Gerald P. O Hara archbishop of Savannah and Atlanta has qualifications to succeed the late Dennis Cardinal Dougherty as Philadelphia archbishop. O Hara was ordained in 1920 and served as Papal Nuncio to Romania from 1945 to 1950, expelled from Bucharest in July 1950 on a spy charge.

Atlanta The Atlanta Journal Gerald P. O'Hara Dioccese Savannah Dennis Cardinal Dougherty Philadelphia O'Hara Tomania Burcharest

Timberland Fire Burns 650 Acres in Fulton County

A slow burning blaze started Monday near Palmetto and scorched about 650 acres of dry timberland in southwest Fulton County before containment last midnight. State Forestry Commission Director Guyton DeLoach said the damage mainly hit stands of young timber.

Atlanta Fulton County Palmetto Guyton DeLoach State Forestry Commission

Plant proposal to employ 2000 for Kraft paper near Florida line

A proposed plant would employ about 2,000 workers to produce Kraft paper from pulp wood. The site is planned to be roughly five miles from the Florida line.

Florida

Hadacol claims relief for nagging pains and fatigue

Mrs. Louise Merritt of Earling West Virginia testifies she suffered nagging aches and pains loss of appetite and fatigue from vitamin and iron deficiency. After four bottles of Hadacol she reports improved appetite weight gain and complete relief. The ad touts Hadacol vitamins and minerals liquid form and money back guarantee with trial sizes and family size prices.

Louise Merritt Earling West Virginia Mrs. Merritt Hadacol

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