Markets Drift Higher Then Lower In Tepid early Trading
The New York stock market opened slightly up and slipped. overall turnover remained light with fractional price moves. Major actions included a 10,000 share block of American Telephone at 179 with a 4 point gain, while Goodyear Boeing and Kennecott Copper rose among gains and Bethlehem Steel General Motors Dow Chemical Santa Fe and Royal Dutch Petroleum fell.
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Gaiis
American Telephone
Goodyear
Boeing
Kennecott Copper
Westeee Electric
Baltimore & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
General Motors
Goodrith
Douglas Aircraft
Down Chemical
Santa Fe Railroad
Royal Dutch Petroleum
Georgia Produce Prices Move on Atlanta Market
On the Atlanta produce market receipts and trading were moderate. Georgia bulk peaches ranged 1.50 to 7.00 per bushel by size and quality with extra No 1 Dixie Reds 2 inch and up at 5.00. Bitter beans and greens prices varied with stock and size.
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Atlanta UK
Atlanta
Georgia
North Georgia Poultry Market Prices Report
Prices paid for broilers or fryers rose to 24- to 34-cent range at farms and 19 cents per pound at processing plants. Hens sold steady with heavy-type hens bringing around 20 to 21 cents FOB plant, with farm prices about 20 cents.
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Atlanta
New York Cotton Futures Rise Five Cents
At 11 45 a.m. New York cotton futures edged up ten cents per bale with July at 34 62, October 32 50, December 32 59, March 82 70 and May and July quotations not currently shown.
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New York
Jly
Packers Hog Market Rumors Hit Georgia and Chicago
In Georgia and Florida country sales Tuesday yield 190 240 lb barrows and gilts mostly 16.79 to 16.90. Chicago receipts 8 000 with mixed 190 260 lb barrows and gilts 17.50 18.00 and 200 lb hogs at 18.50. North Georgia cattle auctions show steady to higher prices for slaughter steers and heifers with 800 1 100 lb ranges and various cow and calf values listed.
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Ala
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Fla
Chicago
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Pensive Wins Derby and Preakness Classic Wins
Pensive, the 1944 Kentucky Derby and Preakness winner, established a historic double for 1940s American horse racing. The horse and trainer gained lasting fame in the sport’s annals.
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Pensive
Needles
Bishop Moore Calls Methodists Back to Core Beliefs
In Waycross Georgia U Bishop Arthur J Moore urged 1000 ministers and laymen at the South Georgia Methodist Conference to return to founding principles. He warned belief in conversion won’t pass by ecclesiastical succession and cautioned against turning religion into social reform. On a banquet night Wrens Mt Moriah Circuit named Circuit of the year. other merit certificates went to Rochelle Washington County Guyton Brinson Alma.
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Two Cars Collide At Crawford Street Intersection
Police report details a collision at Crawford Street and Maclean Avenue around 5 p.m. yesterday. Offield Terry Singletary, driving north on Crawford, was involved when Andrew J. Piland turned left causing minor damage to both vehicles.
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W N Hilton Sr. Bainbridge Bank Official Dies
W N Hilton Sr longtime Citizens Bank cashier died unexpectedly from a heart ailment. Funeral at First Baptist Church Thursday at 4 pm with Rev Burrell and Rev Webb officiating. Burial Oak City Cemetery B W Cox and Sons in charge. Survived by Alma Fiveash Hilton wife two sons W N Hilton Jr Havana Fla and James F Hilton Bainbridge one daughter Mrs Fred Ankerman Alger Ohio one brother J H Hilton Floral City Fla and three grandchildren.
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James R. Webb
Oak City
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Fred Ankerman
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Youth Who Admits Murder Questioned By Atlanta Police
An 18 year old Negro, Johnny Don Mitchell, admitted beating secretary Ines Johnson to death during a payroll robbery at Ingram Mantel and Tile Co. in Atlanta. He was returned from Cleveland and reenacted the slaying for officers. Mitchell claimed he gave about 1800 dollars of the payroll to James Toler, 40, who was arrested on murder suspicions. Investigators planned further questioning about the hammer used and four other Atlanta area robberies since last September. Toler has a long prison record.
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Johnny Don Mitchell
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James Toler
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Ingram Mantel and Tile Co
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Puzzle of Wordplay in Thomasville Times-Enterprise
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Paving Progress on Young Street Near Completion
City crews push ahead on Young Street between Monroe and Washington with paving near completion while one block remains unfinished. Officials say the block may be paved later after petitions to the City Commission. Lightweight L. C. Morgan of Dayton is noted as a football player from Youngstown High School. Virgil Akins from St. Louis is mentioned as an amateur welterweight at 18.
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Clues and Common Phrases Puzzle Missing Words
A degraded text puzzle lists numbered clues with parenthetical citations and partial phrases. The content hints at wordplay answers linked to everyday items and activities, including school standards, cleaning, fear, and boxing crowd appeal.
Official Rules for Bonuses in Times Enterprise Contest
The Times Enterprise announces a 10 percent bonus payment for winning entries. Cash prizes of five dollars awarded only to official bonus coupons and not to facsimiles. Judges decisions are final. entrants and their families may participate.
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