Stock Market Edges Higher Amid Mixed Dow Jones Trading
The New York stock market opened modestly higher with selective demand and some notable losses. Automakers faced pressure as Ford and the United Auto Workers negotiated in Detroit while U S Steel rose after an 8 000 share block at 44 percent lead. copper names led gains with Anaconda Copper advancing. Several blue chips including 20th Century Fox Bethlehem Steel Boeing American Telephone Kennecott Copper and United Air Lines rose, while General Motors Schenley Industries Southern California Edison Du Pont RCA and others declined.
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Georgia Produce Prices Weekend Market Report
Atlanta receipts were liberal to heavy over the weekend with moderate Sunday and light early Monday trading. Georgia round green beans sold mostly 2.00 to 2.25 per bushel, pole beans 2.00 to 3.00, field peas 3.50 to 4.00, yellow crookneck squash 1.75 to 2.25, cucumbers 2.00 to 4.00 per bushel basket, and okra 7.50 to 9.00 per bushel.
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Georgia
North Georgia live poultry market holds steady amid strong demand
The Atlanta area market remains steady to firm as demand absorbs available supplies. Prices paid in the 24 hours ending 10 a.m. today for broilers or fryers ranged around 21 to 24 cents per pound, with occasional shortages noted despite overall firming.
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Atlantap
North Georgia
Hog Market Report From Georgia and Georgia Area Cattle Prices
Thomasville and Atlanta area markets report hog receipts and price ranges by weight. Chicago prices show higher trend with top deck and choice hogs near 20 dollars. Georgia cattle receipts and price levels across good slaughter steers, yearlings, heifers, and cows are listed with ranges.
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North Georgia
Atlanta
College Corner Thomasville Area Students Earn Diplomas and Degrees
Thomasville and nearby residents graduated from multiple schools and universities. Highlights include Sarah Legg earning a BA from Agnes Scott College with Greek major and campus roles, Henry Rust completing The Hill School program and planning Harvard study, Raiford Harris Archer with distinction from Norman College, Dr. Jack T L Davis and Woodward Adams Jr earning professional and BA degrees at Emory, Jo Ann Barrow earning a BS in nursing at Emory, and Barbara Ann from Valdosta State College among others.
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Sarah Legg
Agnes Scott College
The
Athletic Association
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Pi Alpha Phi
Henry Rust
Philip G. Rust
Winnstead Plantation
the Hill School
Pottstown
Local Graduates Earn Bachelor of Science Degrees
Crew Cairo Kathryn Yvonne Dekle Boston Carlanne Gothard Thomasville Jeanetts Murray Jordan and Mary Sylvia Shiver Morgan Quitman received bachelor of science degrees.
Small House on County Line Road Destroyed
Firefighters were called at two o two yesterday afternoon to a small home on County Line Road outside the city. The oil stove overflow started the blaze and the structure owned by Mr M Sampson was entirely destroyed with no insurance carried.
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Lee Spivey
M. Sampson
Miss Wiggins Marry Franklin Heisler at Daytona Beach
Miss Bessie M Wiggins and Franklin L Heisler exchanged vows Saturday at the Daytona Beach home of the bride with Rev W A Wiggins officiating. Miss Brunelle Harden of Jacksonville attended. Best man Cortez Cooper of Thomasville. Attending from Thomasville were Mrs A W Dekle Miss Betty Heisler and Mrs J F Heisler. The couple will live in Jacksonville where the groom works at Atlantic National Bank.
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Bessie M. Wiggins
Franklin L. Heisler
Daytona Beach
Brunelle Harden
Jacksonville
Fla
Cortez Cooper
Thomasville
A. W. Dekle
Betty Heisler
J. F. Heisler
Mystery Site Outside City Limits Draws Attention
A location roughly a mile beyond city boundaries has attracted notice, with officials noting its proximity to the urban edge and potential implications for planning and services. No specific use or ownership details are disclosed in the readable text.
Week-Long Religious Emphasis at Dawes Memorial Chapel
A week long Religious Emphasis program opens at Dawes Memorial Presbyterian Chapel Albany highway with daily 8 p.m. services through Friday. Rev Thomas J White of Quitman First Presbyterian will speak on Life's Windows. Youth Fellowship Choir performs Your Best for the Master and Betty Jean Sanders sings My Robe with Rev James Byron Spencer as pastor and Raymond Mac Kendree directing. Dawes Memorial Chapel is linked to First Presbyterian Church of Thomasville.
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Albany Highway
Thomas J. White
Quitman First Presbyterian Church
Youth Fellowship
Betty Jean Sanders
James Byron Spencer
Raymond MacKendree
Dawes Memorial Chapel
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Thomasville
New York cotton futures edge lower across board
In New York trading futures for cotton fell with July at 33.89 cents a pound and December at 34.05. Other active months showed similar declines with May and October futures around 34 cents amid broad selling.
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Jly
Mystery Message From the Missing Detective Hints at Big Case
Deputy Inspector Black pursues a tip that a dressing room at the new stadium is used by drug dealers. An empty room and a torn note found on the floor point to a larger investigation as Black fills in the gaps and follows a lead.
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Inspector Black
BONANZAGRAM contest rules and entry details
The Times-Enterprise outlines how to solve the Bonanzagram puzzle with underscores and inserted letters and describes eligibility restrictions prize money limits weekly deadlines and submission methods. It states that one correct solution wins eighty dollars or more if subscribers receive bonuses and that all entries become property of the newspaper with final judges decisions binding.
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