Gas Main Upgrade Delayed One Week On Fletcher College Area
State awarded contract worth 14,528.12 dollars covers 1.48 miles of paving. Work includes grading, base stabilization, and surface treatment on Fletcher Street from Bartow to College Street, then east to Lester Street, and from Lester to Pine Tree Boulevard at the VA Donnicipiliary.
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The
Market slips as price gains pause on mid afternoon rally
Market activity drifted with mixed gains and losses this afternoon as several sectors rose while others lagged. Industrials and consumer goods showed firmness, while technology listings ebbed amid cautious trading and uncertain economic signals.
Dackers Hog Market Report for Georgia and South Florida
Hog receipts Thursday total 2200 across Albany Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Dothan and Jacksonville prices rise 6 cents from last week with No 1 3 3 barrows and gilts 180-240 lbs around 22.00-22.50 standard 200-240 lb No 3 butchers about 21.50 mixed 160-180 lb 21.00-22.00 and scattered 235-270 lb mostly No 2-3 around 21.25-22.25 South Georgia and North Florida auctions show 22.15-22.41 and up to 22.79. Chicago receipts 4500 hogs mostly 25 cent higher with No 2 and 3 100-225 lb 22.76-28.25 and lighter weights up to 34.00. North Georgia cattle auction June 6 1968 reports 413 cattle end calves trading generally steady with some strength in slaughter cows and 350-500 lb stock calves weak. Utility slaughter steers and heifers 18.40-22.00, Utility cows 18.20-19.00, Cutter 15.90-18.20, Canner 13.20-18.60, Good calves 550-400 lbs 36.15-28.26, feeder steers 500-600 lbs 23-25, stock calves 25-28 with some heifers to 4.00.
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Moultrie
Tifton
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
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North Fla
Georgia
Chicago
U.S
North Georgia
Atlanta
Atlanta Produce Prices See Modest Trading and Receipts
Trading was moderate on the Atlanta produce market with receipts about moderate. Prices included turnip greens 1.50 per dozen, collards 1.80, yellow crookneck squash 3.00 to 3.75, pole beans 1.75 to 2.25, colored butter beans 2.28 to 3.50, Georgia cucumbers 2.00 to 2.25, field peas blackeyes 1.85 to 2.50, crowder peas 2.00 to 2.80, purple hulls 2.00 to 3.00, and Georgia white corn 4.00 to 4.25 per sack of 5 dozen large.
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Georgia
Georgia Field
North Georgia Poultry Markets Report
Georgia live poultry prices show demand steady for broilers and fryers with farm bids around 2 to 3 pounds and plant values near 21 cents. Heavy birds move slowly at farms around 30 to 21 cents and fob plant prices 20 to 28 cents. Light birds are too few to report.
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North Georgia
Atlanta
Georgia
Ike Signs Name and Remembers D-Day at Breakfast
President Eisenhower signed his name and the day’s date then exclaimed that it was D-Day. The 14th anniversary of the Normandy invasion prompted the recall during a White House breakfast with House Republicans.
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Europe
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Negro Educator Clennon King Isolated After Mississippi Entry Attempt
Negro professor Clennon King, 31, former Alcorn A&M College faculty, was jailed in a top floor patrol cell after attempting to enter the all white University of Mississippi. He voiced desire to leave, while authorities prepared psychiatric examination and possible hospital transfer. He was warned not to return to the campus or he would be arrested.
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Miss) Daily News
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Mies.) College
University
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Oxford
Whitfield
State Hospital
University At Oxford
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Hie
Dawson Methodists Plan Vacation Church School 1908
The Dawson St Methodist Church announces its staff and schedule for the 1908 vacation church school. Registration is Saturday 10 a.m. to 8 p.m. with classes for ages 4 to 12 from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through Friday. Primery director is Mrs Wesley Wilson. junior and nursery leaders named, with Mrs Joe C Bass acting superintendent.
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Primery
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W. H. Terry
Mery Alice Allen
Sherry Fheri Welch
Carolyn Hardwick
Pat Pierson
Sue Wilts
Joe C. Bass
C. C. Edmundson’ Ming
J. O. Jones
Shelton Singletary
Wynnette Bass
Ruby Cannon
Patty Cannon
Folsom Brothers Return Visit From Daytona Beach
Mr and Mrs Benjamin A Folsom and Mr and Mrs Cecil L Folsom formerly of Thomasville and now of Daytona Beach Florida visited Thomasville yesterday for a short time They formerly ran a wholesale grocery in Daytona Beach and Ben Folsom remains an officer and director of the Daytona Beach Federal Savings and Loan Association The group called on old friends and noted how Thomasville has grown since they left about 36 to 40 years ago.
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Daytona Beach
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Florida
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Neel Brothers
Cool Folcom
Cooper-Bracey Grocery Company
New Methodist district chiefs named in South Georgia
Bishop Arthur J. Moore announced new superintendents for three of eight South Georgia Methodist districts. W B Scott moves to Americus, J R Webb to Columbus, and Bernard J Brown to Valdosta, with several reassignments for seasoned leaders across Americus Columbus Dublin Macon Savannah Thomasville Valdosta and Waycross districts.
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Welch Narrow Lead Over Anderson In Montana Senate Contest
Unofficial returns from 1101 precincts show Louis W. Welch 19728 votes to Mia Blanche Anderson 19644 for the Republican race in Montana's U.S. Senate contest against Democrat Mike Mansfield. Welch is a 31 year old smelter worker and Anderson a 62 year old Helena widow.
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Helena, Mont
U.S Senate
Mike Mansfield
Louis W. Welch
Mia Blanche
Anderson
Helena
Florida Man Held In Theft of Auto
A 28 year old Florida man was bound over to the U S Grand Jury after a hearing before U S Commissioner W J Trowell on transporting a stolen vehicle across the state line. Frank Park Edmonds Jacksonville was jailed in Thomas County with a 3000 dollar bond after allegedly taking a half ton truck from George Feaman Jacksonville and driving it into Bainbridge Florida.
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W. J. Trowell
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Edmonds
Jacksonville
George Feaman
Florida State Line
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