Wall Street Report Profit-Takers Skimming Cream from Stock Rally
New York AP report shows the stock market with gains at noon and a pullback from the morning rally as profit-taking trimmed advances. The Dow Jones industrial average rose 7.03 to 601.99, with gains across blue chips and growth stocks and leadership from IBM AT&T and major steels.
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Polaroid
General Electric
Merck
Ford
Xerox
du Pont
Radio Corp
Burroughs
Litton Industries
Lorillard
Douglas Aircraft
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Georgia and Chicago Hog Receipts and Cattle Auctions
Hog receipts for a 24 hour period ending 7 a.m. include Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Dothan Jacksonville and two other markets with prices for barrows gilts sows and bulk supply. Chicago receipts show barrows gilts and sows with prices and weights across No 1 and 2 classifications. Georgia cattle auctions in Atlanta Camilla Douglas Macon and Sylvania report steady to higher prices for steers heifers bulls cows and calves with stockers and feeders showing gains.
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Thomasville
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Dothan
Als
Jacksonville
Florida
Georgia
Atlanta
Camilla
Douglas
Macon
Sylvania
Int Harv Noon Stocks And Atlanta Produce Prices
New York stock list shows many industrials and consumer goods shares with varied prices. Atlanta wholesale produce report lists Georgia peaches watermelons beans cucumbers onions and other seasonal produce with per bushel and per dozen pricing.
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Atlanta
Hog Market Report From Thomasville Area
Hog receipts total 2,000 today across Albany Dothan and Jacksonville markets. Prices held steady with U S 1-2 barrows and gilts 190-230 lbs at 15.75 to 16.25, No 1 at 16.50. Bulk No 1-3 180-240 lbs seen 15.25-15.75, mostly 15.60-18.75. Weighs 160-180 lbs and 240-270 lbs priced 14.76-15.50. Lows 10.75-13.25, mostly 11.26-12.75.
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Bready
U. S
Chicago
U.S
Thomasville
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Dothan
Als
Jacksonville
Fila
North Ga Poultry Prices At Farm and Plant
Report on farm quotes for broilers and fryers with delivered plant prices 18 percent, exchange prices Tuesday 13.4 to 13.6. Hens heavy type 13 f o b plants 14, light type 7 f o b plants 8.
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North GA
Atlanta
F.o.b
De Gaulle weighs fate of Jouhaud in Algeria crisis
De Gaulle debated sparing Jouhaud as the appeal for mercy circulated. Secret army leaders in Algeria remained unreconciled about laying down arms while Salan's death sentence was under review. Regional circles questioned whether Jouhaud's appeal could save his life amid France’s harsh stance.
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Salan
Algiers
Balan
Algeria
de Gaulle
France
Actor Fuller Foils Burglary While Moving Home
Robert Fuller known as Bad Guy on Laramie surprised a burglar near his North Hollywood residence. He grabbed a pistol and held the intruder at gunpoint until police arrived. The suspect, 25 year old Robert Potter, a transient, faced burglary charges after officers found letters from Fuller in the man’s possession.
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Area Deaths Military Rites Held Today for T A Peeples
T A Peeples groceryman received full military rites at Dawson Street Methodist Church after dying of a heart attack Monday at Archbold Memorial Hospital. The service was led by Revs H C Griffin L Mayo and Joe Bridges with active pallbearers led by Richard Sanders Ernest Young Pete Bradley Thomas Jones Harry Gunn Wayne Lewis Dick Colvin and Wayne Davis. Honorary escorts included B L Brewton George Stallings Dr George Dillinger Dr Julian Neel Ira Higdon Willie McCranie Jim Duncan Woody Paircloth Zack Varnedee Hardy Taylor Langdon. Floral tributes came from Chester Bloodworth Bert House Ed Jones Mr Hart Sam Young Ben Troy Jack Jones Jack Kelly Oren Jackson Horton Griffin W H Terry and Thomasville Kiwanis Club and the Dawson Street Church Official Board.
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Ernest Young
Pete Bradley
Thomas Jones
Harry Gunn
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Dick Colvin
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Ira Higdon
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Woody Paircloth
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Bert House
Ed Jones
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Ben Troy
Jack Jones
Jack Kelly
Oren Jackson
Horton Griffin
W. H. Terry
Thomasville Kiwanis Club
Dawson Street Methodist Church
Services Held For Mr. Segler
Daniel Segler 79 retired Thomas County farmer died Tuesday at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Funeral services were today at Midway Baptist Church officiated by Revs. Charles C. Baker Wallace Little and Rutledge Courtney. Interment followed in Midway Cemetery with Dekle Funeral Home in charge. He lived in Thomas County most of his life and is survived by his wife five daughters two sons two brothers a sister and 13 grandchildren.
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Columbia
S. C
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Greenville
Miss
Rosco D. Segler
Joe T. Segler
Atlanta
Jim Segler
Hubert Segler
Bowling Green
Fla
Miss Etalen Segler
Weather Menu: Cloudy and muggy conditions in Thomasville
Partly cloudy skies and hot humid weather expected in Thomasville and surrounding areas today tonight and Thursday. Westerly winds around 12 mph. Five day forecast through Monday calls for near normal temperatures around 91 high 70 low with light to locally heavy rain and scattered thundershowers late period.
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Thomasville
Moonrlee
Crash Victims Remembered In Solemn Service
A large crowd gathered as an American Legion honor guard stood with the colors and state flags drooped in the nave. Father Cowley led silent reflection on resurrection and faith, followed by the Lord's Prayer. Dean Riddle and Dr Williams offered prayers and a final benediction as the altar glowed with white bouquets and candles. The choir sang Nearer My God to Thee.
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Father Cowley
Dean Riddle
Williame
Calendar of events for Thursday and Friday in Thomas County
A schedule listing multiple clubs and meetings. Thursday events include A.D.C. Chapter with Mrs. Maddor at 4 p.m., Rotary Club at Glen Arven at 1 p.m., Luncheon at Garden Center at 1 p.m., Kiwanis at Post 31 home at 6 30, Eleven O Clock Club at Elks Club at 7 p.m., Lions Club at Hotel Scott at 7 80 p.m., Home League at the Salvation Army at 1 30 p.m., Alcoholics Anonymous at Presbyterian Hall at 8 p.m., Chapter 23 RB AM at Masonic Building at 8 p.m., Ink Spots dinner dance at Elks Club at 9 p.m. Friday Kiwanis at Glen Arven at 11 p.m., Golden Age Club at YMCA at 3 p.m., High School dance at YMCA at 8 p.m., Order Eastern Star at Masonic Building at 8 30 p.m.
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ORDER
Eastern Star
Kline Chosen to Lead Legion Post 222 Next Year
Harry E. Kline, local restaurant operator and veterans leader, was named commander of American Legion Post 222 for 1962 63 succeeding Astin Bolton who moves to the post executive committee. Kline is active with Amvets Post 32 VFW DAV chapter Youth Center Rose City Recreation Council and the Thomas County Blood Program committee. Special guests LT Shepherd and Dr J R Seay attended.
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Vacation Bible School Opens At Mace donia Baptist Church
Meigs notes show Mace donia Baptist Church hosts Vacation Bible School from Monday through Friday with daily sessions 2 30 to 5 pm for children ages 3 to 16. Principal Mrs K D Palmer and assistant Mrs Ira Godwin announce the program as area families gather news of local visits and movements.
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Ira Godwin
Mollie Wilson
Hickory
N. C
C. C
Eiisa Maddor
Walter Thomas
Pelham
Titusville
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Eligible Voters Set For Sept Primary In Thomasville District
Registration figures show 10 849 voters eligible for the September 12 primary, up 296 from 1958. White voters total 8 466 and Negro voters 1 883 with district breakdowns for Thomasville and surrounding areas.
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Thomasville
Boston
Meigs
Thomasville Coutside
Carlos Newell completes navy recruit training at Great Lakes
Carlos E. Newell of Thomasville completed recruit training at the Great Lakes Training Center on May 11. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Newell.
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Great Lakes, Tl
Carlos BE. Newell
John A. Newell
Thomasville
Great Lakes Training Center
Boy Scouts Merit Badges and Local Counselors
Thomas County scouts study 102 badges from plumbing to zoology, then test with volunteer counselors. The program relies on 100 professionals who guide, test, and mentor youths toward advancement and character.
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Boy Scouts
Thomas County Boy Scouts
Cairo REA Day Set October 12
Cairo plans the 15th annual REA Day on Oct 12 featuring a beauty contest and entertainment. The event marks the REA co op power member meeting for about 5,000 users with crowds up to 25,000 in past years. a big parade will open the program.
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Cairo
REA Co-Op Power
Underwriters Meet 60 Agents At Raleigh Training
J Watson Davis of Thomasville is among about 60 insurers attending a Nationwide Insurance underwriters training program in Raleigh North Carolina. The course began June 4 and runs through Friday as part of a series held periodically.
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Thomasville Insurance
Raleigh
N. C
Nationwide Insurance
Nixon and Brown edge toward Democratic nomination
The passage notes Nixon and Brown ahead for the Democratic nomination while all 16 Democratic and 14 Republican incumbents look assured of renomination. Voters also chose party candidates for eight extra seats gained by California in the 1960 census, with Birchers John Rousselot Edgar Hiestand and H L Richardson winning Republican nods in Los Angeles County districts.
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Baldwin Park
Edgar Hiestand
Burbank
The
John Birch Society
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H. L. Richardson
Temple City
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Calhoun Attends Georgia Bar Convention in Savannah
Marcus B. Calhoun attends the Georgia Bar Association annual convention in Savannah this week. He previously served as vice president and this year chairs the Committee on Economics and will present a special report to delegates Thursday.
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The
Georgia Bar Assn
Savannah
Calhoun
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