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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 07, 1933
Page
6
New Orleans and New York cotton markets show a mildly upward price trend with gains in July and December contracts. Prices edge up to around 9.14 to 9.65 amid stronger stocks and short covering, while late session activity remains dull and range-bound.
Liverpool cotton prices fall eleven points with 28 000 bases traded including 14 800 American. Quotes show American strict good middling 7.01, middling 6.26 and other grades, market quiet and steady. Chicago butter prices firm with varied grades and new receipts, futures mixed with June storage and standard figures.
Chicago hog prices ease as early sales lag while New York stock letters report mixed futures and profit taking. Wheat and cotton rise slightly, corn slips, silver advances, and copper holds steady amid shifting mining shares and rail weakness in a volatile trading day.
Departure from normal since January first shows a slight drop in atmospheric pressure across the Gulf coast region while remaining above normal overall. A low pressure system over Nebraska drives heat across the plains and Rockies with 95 to 100 degree highs in the south and a 106 degree reading in Omaha. Dry conditions persist with minimal rainfall and hot winds continuing into the next two days.
Hog prices at Moultrie market include heavy hogs 246 pounds and up at 3.55, No. 1 hogs 160 to 240 pounds at 3.05, No. 2 hogs 140 to 160 pounds at 3.05, plus stags at 3.05. Corn and wheat prices noted with standard market figures.
Red head fashion in Massachusetts cites auburn tones and neckline length as summer style. Hadji Hamdi, father of 43 children, appeals to Turkey for pension funds. Kansas City entertainer sues for 25000 dollars claiming loss of ability to whistle after a car crash.
In Treviso Maria Faltrocco aged 17 obtained a prisoner Luigi Baltrocco from the state to serve as husband and warden. She petitioned police to loan the inmate for their wedding feast, but the prefect refused and ordered the prisoner returned to his bonds. A Wisconsin court rules a landlord cannot claim carpet ownership absent an agreement, protecting tenants who improve for their own use.
Leroy Mahaffey drove in three runs with a double and a single to help his team win. Joe Midwick hit a homer and three singles as St. Louis accounted for all six runs. Herb Pennock shut out Boston 4 0, two runners reaching third. Harvey Hendrick doubled in the eighth to drive in the winning runs. Linwood Rowe limited Indians to seven hits for a third straight win. Mel Ott homered and doubled against Brooklyn. Ralph Kress homered, doubled and singled in a perfect day for the White Sox against the Browns.
Bleachable cotton seed oil futures in New York closed steady with spot at 5.25 for June and 6.28 for June, with July at 5.315, August 5.35, September 5.46, October 5.508, November 5.57, and December 5.64. Sales total 8 contracts.
Valdosta Georgia June 7 Berry picking ramps up as thousands gather quarts of blackberries blueberries and dew berries in south Georgia. Pickers face snakes while harvesting then sell fruit door to door or to stores. J T Bush a local pioneer notes high quality berries and foresees the berry industry becoming important with continued plant selection and improvement.
Allan R Fleming Jr Post 2 of the American Legion adopted a resolution praising Dr Andrew M Soule for his work as president of the State College of Agriculture and his efforts aiding wounded veterans. The board of regents had removed him from the university system. The post intends to present him with the American Legion emblem as a token of esteem.
The University of North Carolina this year sponsored the state’s inaugural dogwood festival, signaling a regional cultural event highlighted by local communities and university support.
Abandoned by tenant this 28 acre tract includes dwelling and barn two miles from the courthouse. Truck and feed crops are grown on the land with vegetables listed. Will rent or share crop to a party with own stock and equipment. See Lee Kelly or John Dixon if interested.
Highlights from yesterday’s games show the top hitters and pitchers. Martin leads NL batting with .356 for the Cardinals while Klein tops in homers and RBIs for the Phillies. Simmons and Manush pace AL batters with 62 hits and .377 average respectively.
A directed verdict in general sessions court freed Frank Woods of Yemassee of murdering Walter M. Robertson, Brunson public accountant, who died April 6 from brain hemorrhage caused by blows. Woods was arrested after Robertson was last seen alive at his home.
The Tigers and Yankees clash as Sewell and Hodapp lead a 14 triple showing for Detroit and Boston rivals. Ruth and Gehrig pace Yankees with 11 and 10 home runs respectively while Walker and Chapman star in steals. Brennan, Gates, and McAfee anchor pitching for their teams.
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