Wall Street Slump Deepens on Tobacco Auto and Steel Losses
The AP reports a lower market with weak tobacco shares led by American Tobacco and Philip Morris while Big Three automakers and steel stocks declined. The Dow fell about 0.4 points to 735.2 as oil issues steadied and sugar stocks showed mild recovery on futures gains.
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New York Central and Pennsylvania Railroad
Associated Presse
American Tobacco
Philip Morris
Ligget & Myers
Lorillard
Tama
Reynolds Tobacco
Dow Jones
Hog and cattle market report from Georgia and Chicago
Hog receipts across Georgia packing plants show steady to higher bids with 2700 head in 24 hours. Chicago hogs trend steady to slightly lower as buyers react to regional supply. cattle auctions in Georgia report mixed slaughter figures and variations by market, with steers, heifers and calves showing diverse price ranges.
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Chicago
Georgia
Albany
Athens
Moultrie
Rome
Georgia Market Reports Amid Production Slump and Steady Prices
Atlanta produce trade shows moderate activity with mixed fruit and vegetable quotes. Georgia peaches fetch 1.00 to 1.50 per bushel for bulk, up to 3.50 for select items. cabbage ranges 0.75 to 1.35 per head. cucumbers 3.00 to 3.50. squash 1.75 to 2.50. butterbeans 2.00 to 3.50. onions 0.80 to 0.85. Poultry farm quotes list heavy hens at 15 and plants at 17, light type 7 for market segments.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Georgia Poultry
Edo Sa Fee
Gospel Sing at Forest Hills Church of God
The Forest Hills Church of God on Pinetree Blvd hosts a gospel sing at 8 p.m. Saturday led by Pastor Rev. W. A. Bingham featuring special group singing and especial choirs.
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Forest Hills
Wallace vows lawful resistance over Alabama desegregation
Gov. Wallace insists he advocates only legal resistance and warns against violence as federal judge orders desegregation measures. He pledges to block entry of any black student at Alabama universities while students Vivian Malone, James Hood, and David McGlathery face enrollment plans for the summer session in Huntsville and Tuscaloosa.
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Lynne
Hobart Grooms
Wallace
University of Alabama
University Board of Trustees
Vivian J. Malone
Mobile
James A Hood
East Gadsden
David M. McGlathery
Bunteville
McGlathery
Huntsville
Tuscaloosa
ACL Reduces Fares on Two Trains From Thomasville
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad offers 50 percent fare cuts on trains 180 and 189 for travel on Tuesdays Wednesdays and Thursdays from Thomasville. The service runs Waycross to Montgomery with connections to Washington Philadelphia New York and other eastern cities. Example fare drops from 3.17 to 1.60 for Thomasville to Waycross. No change in coach service quality. Local ACL agent L L Blair handles tickets.
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Thomasville
Atlantic Coast Line Railroad
ACL
W. Thomas Rice
Waycross
Montgomery
Ala
Washington, D. C
Philadelphia
Penn
New York
N. Y
Rice
A.C.L
L. L Blair
Thomasville Fire Losses Leap in 63
Fire losses in Thomasville from Jan 1 to May 31 1968 total 211450 far above the prior year. Chief W T McKensie cites Glen Arven Feb blaze and Winn Dixie fire as major contributors with May losses 4200 and two deaths from house fires this year.
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Thomasville
Adtg
W. T. McKensie
McKensie
Glen Arven
Winn-Dixie
McKenzie
Cannon &I
Two Thomasville Men to Receive Soil Conservation Merit
Huff reports Keeping Up With ces will be available at the Chamber office for study. Johnny M. Eubanks and Douglas T. Hicks will receive certificates of merit and cash awards for sustained above-average performance with the U S Soil Conservation Service. The awards are to be presented at the annual USCS banquet in Athens under state conservationist C W Chapman.
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Thomasville
U. S. Soil Conservation Service
Johnny M. Eubanks
Glen Arven Dr
Douglas T. Hicks
County Line
USCS
Athens
C. W. Chapman
Kiwanis Planning Session With Banking Talk Tonight
Thomas County Kiwanians meet tonight for a double bar meeting with a talk on modern banking trends by Hugh B. Gurley president of the Bank of Thomas County A special business session will follow to map future club projects Billy Ponder presides. A Thomasville couple Mrs E R Langford plans to attend the Georgia Association of Independent Insurance Agents convention June 7 12 aboard the MS Riviera Charleston to Nassau. An around the world tour is planned for Friday featuring a color film on points of interest in the U S.
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Thomas County
Hugh B. Gurley
Bank of
Kiwanians
Billy Ponder
E R Langford
Georgia Assn. of Independent Insurance Agents
Charleston
S. C
Nassau
Thomasville Kiwanis Club
U. S
Fair warm area forecast for Thomasville and vicinity
Weather forecast notes fair and continued warmth through Friday with light to moderate winds. Temperatures range from a low near 68 to a high around 90, with rainfall totals showing 1.42 inches in 24 hours and 18.20 inches since January 1. Coca Cola Bottling Co. manager Carlos Morris will substitute for Neil Boland as program chairman.
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Thomasville
ST. Marks
Fla
Carlos Morris
Coca Cola Bottling Co
Neil Boland
Second Negro student enrolls at Ole Miss amid tensions
James H. Meredith returns for summer term after a second Black student, Cleve McDowell, enrolls at Ole Miss law school amid Governor Barnett and federal court pressure. McDowell paid $179 in fees with a $500 NY club check as police and soldiers standby. Alabama Governor Wallace vows to resist integration.
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University of Mississippi
James H. Meredith
Cleve McDowell
Drew
Ole Miss Law School
McDowell
Ross R. Barnett
Mississippi
U.S. Army
Meredith
University Law School
Barnett
Board of Trustees
Institutions of Higher Learning
Utility Club, Inc
New York City
George C. Wallace
Alabama
University of Alabama
Wallace
U.S
Seybourn H. Lynne
Cops Re Arrest 1 Negro Net Second in Shine Raid
Police Lt Joe Lane reports the second arrest in a week for moonshine possession. George Geathers, 718 Wright St, jailed on $1000 bond after a quart of moonshine was found in his home. Andrew Higgons, 719 Wright St, charged with non tax paid booze after three quarts were found in his house. The arrests bring the city total to 53 in the crackdown that began May 3.
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Joe Lane
George Geathers
Wright
Lane
Andrew Higgons
Wright St
Geathers
Pam. C. L. Barnard
Bob Prevatte
Leola Blair Head Dies in Atlanta After 41 Years
Leola Head former Thomasville resident died Tuesday in Atlanta where she had lived 41 years. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Abrams and Clark Mortuary.
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Leola Blair Head
Thomasville
Atlanta
Abrams and
Clark Mortuary
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