Market Report Shows Irregular Trading Amid Small Gains
A patchwork of small plus and minus signs left the market in an irregular pattern. The 60 stock average was up, the Dow Jones industrials rose to 705.29, with Industrials and Rails up modestly while Steels fell. Boeing and Kennecott declined, Air Reduction led gains among chemicals, and bonds moved mixed.
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New York
Associated Press
Woolworth
Standard OH
California
U.S
New York Stock List highlights mixed gains across major names
The New York AP stock roundup shows widespread activity with gains and declines. Notable entries include Gulf Oil, Am Sugar, RCA, Pepsi Cola, Philco, RCA, Du Pont, US Steel, Ford Motors, General Electric, and Westinghouse among others, reflecting a diverse market snapshot with several firms reporting varied moves.
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New York
Greyhound
Gulf Oil
Rcme Steel
Am Baker
Kaiser
Am Can
Rohm & HH
Cent Can
Regis P
Ceuc
Sears Roeb
Fair
Firestone
Swift
Texaco
Fe P &E
UN Ban Camp
Ford
Reente Dain
Aire
West Auto
West UN Tel
Genesee
Westa Elec
Pee
Wirin Dixie
Goodrich
Colworth
Goodyesr
Werth
A & Prp Boy Wrigley
North Ga Poultry Prices and Availability Report
North Georgia poultry markets show ample offerings with strong demand. Farm prices 11-13 cents per pound for broilers and fryers. heavy hens scarce, priced at plant level 13 cents fob. light hens scarce, priced at plant level 8 cents fob.
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Atlanta
Atlanta Produce Prices Report Light Trading Across Georgia
Atlanta market notes light receipts and subdued trading. Bulk peaches, greens, beans, corn and peppers show varied prices with several items in narrow ranges.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Packer Hog Market Reports Regional Prices and Slaughter Cattle
Hog receipts across Georgia and surrounding states show steady to mixed bids with weights 180 to 270 pounds and prices near 15.75 to 18.50 per hundredweight. Chicago hogs run 190 to 240 pounds at 16.25 to 18.00, while Georgia cattle auctions in Dublin Waycross Sylvester report varied prices for steers heifers and cows with calves and stockers, indicating general market firmness in slaughter classes but softness for cows and bulls.
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Georgia
Dublin
Waycross
Sylvester
Woman Hurt In Accident At Smith and Cecil Streets
A 70 year old Thomanville woman, Mrs. William O Curtis, was treated at Archbold Memorial Hospital for hip injuries after being struck by a car at the Smith Ave Cecil St intersection. The driver, Mrs Mary Virginia Walters, was charged with careless driving.
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Archbold Memorial Hospital
Smith Ave
Cecil St
William O. Curtis
Summer Hill Rd
Boston
Downes W. Brown
Rt. 1
Willie Williams
Junius St
Williams
Bennett St
Hog auction receipts reported across Georgia and Florida markets
Hog receipts totaling about 2 800 were sold at Donalsonville Sylvester Waycross Graceville Enterprise and other markets. Barrows and gilts weighing 180 240 pounds brought 16 60 to 17 31 per cwt while lighter 160 180 and 140 160 pound hogs sold in the 16 03 to 16 50 and 14 75 to 16 50 ranges. Sows moved 13 00 to 15 00 per cwt.
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U. S
Thomasville, Ga
Donalsonville
Sylvester
Waycross
Graceville
Fla
Enterprise
Ala
Fire at McKinley home injures local woman
A Negro woman, Mrs. Robert Anderson, was treated for burns to both feet after a kerosene spill caused a fire at her home in the 400 block of McKinley. The blaze, mostly put out by insurance agent L. K. Niblack using a garden hose, damaged a back porch and a kerosene can. Firemen will continue an investigation into the spill and ignition.
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Robert Anderson
McKinley
L. K. Niblack
Niblack
Escapee John Brown Believed Hiding In Grady County Area
Police close in on escapee John Brown from Mitchell County after a stockade work detail break. state wide alert issued. A break in in northern Grady County saw a burglar rummage in a house and steal some food before fleeing into nearby woods.
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Thomas County
Grady County
John Brown
Mitchell County
Neil H. Williamson
Brown
Rabies meeting urges regional cooperation among agencies
County Health Dept. specialist attended the Seventh Tri-State Rabies meeting in Atlanta as reports on rabies spread in Georgia and Florida highlighted agency cooperation. U S Fish and Wildlife Service U S Army U S Air Force and U S Public Health Service represented. Nomination of officers for 1961 62 terms will top tonight's American Legion Post 222 meeting with post commander Thornton D. Smith.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Florida
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U. S. Air Force
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American Legion
Thornton D. Smith
Hanse! St
John A. Gregoriou Rites Wednesday
Funeral services for John A. Gregoriou 76 prominent Thomasville restauranteur will be held at 4 pm Wednesday at First Presbyterian Church. The Rev. Charles Efrid and Rev. John Berris will officiate with burial in Laurel Hill Cemetery. He leaves two sons Louie and Chris and two daughters Helen and Katherine, all of Thomasville.
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Thomasville
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Angelo Katsoudas
Perry Morris
Leo Palmer
George Mathis
Hubert Alligood
Gregoriou
Louie
Chris Gregoriou
Helen
Katherine Gregoriou
Temperatures Hit 96 Degrees in Thomasville Daily
The forecast shows near 96 with no relief in sight as Old Man Sun bakes Thomasville. Tonight will feel milder with a 69 degree low before temperatures rebound to 96 Wednesday amid light breezes and partly cloudy expectations.
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Thomasville
Monticello Men Escape Injuries In Highway Collision
Two Monticello men escaped injury after a collision about a half mile north of town on Lake Road. John Lovett, 51, was charged with failure to grant right of way after his car collided with James Lloyd Shiver, 20, at the Grover Mill and Lake Road intersection. Damage to both vehicles was listed at $400.
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Here On
Lake Road
Florida
John Lovett
James Lloyd Shiver
Grover Mill and
Lake Rd
Birdwood College Holds Sixth Graduation Exercises
Eight-member class received degrees at Birdwood College with President J Harley Chapman and Dean Annie Mae Powell directing. Ed Kelly of the Times Enterprise delivered the address urging a personal philosophy of faith, love and understanding and individualism. Special awards went to Marvin Pope and George H Stevens Jr. Junior College graduates from Thomasville, Pelham, Dixie, Albany and others joined in a campus reception after the ceremony.
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Birdwood
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Ior College
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Earl Quigg
George Stevens
Saraye
Wenn
Freddy Vonner
Thomasville
Sylvia Martin
Dixie
Myra Turner
Albany
Quitman Methodists Install New Officers for 1961 62
The Quitman Methodist Church installed new officers for the 1961 62 term during Sunday services led by Rev. Roy J. Bond. New trustees include Walter Allen Jr J B Baum H R Garrett A C Gilbert C E Glausier H W Myrick Bryant E Pearce J T Powell and C O Terry. Stewards are J W Arrendale H H Carmichael Warde R Chambers Walter L Foy Fuller G Pedrick Jr Scott H Pedrick and William Shiver. Also named were Leo A Wagnon Joe R Ausin A B Brown S B Campbell W O Clement W K Hendry Burney Humphreys Jeff Hunt Bryant Pearce M J Baker John E Bishop W P Cooper Oscar J Dell George R Lilly Pete R Odum Noah H Rider Haydon V Squires M A Brantley John Grubbs Jesse Jackson Leland Jordan C M King A G McKinnon Evans J Plowden and J H Wells.
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Joe R. Ausin
A. B. Brown
S. B. Campbell
W. O. Clement
W. K. Hendry
Burney Humphreys
Jeff Hunt
Bryant Pearce
M. J. Baker
John E. Bishop
W.P. Cooper
Oscar J. Dell
George R. Lilly
Pete R. Odum
Noah H. Rider
Haydon V. Squires
M. A. Brantley
John Grubbs
Jesse Jackson
Leland Jordan
C. M. King
A. G. McKinnon
Evans J. Plowden
J. H. Wells
Vienna meeting may ease East West tension says Mansfield Fulbright
Congressional Democrats voiced cautious optimism about east west relations after the Kennedy Khrushchev Vienna summit. Senate leader Mike Mansfield said the talks were worthwhile and could spur lower level negotiations while Sen. J William Fulbright noted the meeting helped the leaders get acquainted and discuss world affairs.
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Senate
Mike Mansfield
Montana
J William Fulbright
Senate Foreign Relations Committee
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