Market gains sustain rally as Dow breaches resistance
New York stocks moved higher with heavy trading as strong performances from investment quality issues lift indices. Dow Jones climbed past the 636 638 resistance zone while autos, steel inventories, and oil shares contributed to widespread gains and a firmer market tone.
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New York
Jones & Laughlin
Chrysler
Ford
DuPont
Eastman Kodak
Allied Chemical
Air Reduction
Hog Price Ranges at Southern Auction Markets
Hog receipts 2,600 at Do nalsonville Sylvester Waycross Graceville Troy markets. Prices steady to about steady. U S No 1 3 barrows and gilts 180 240 lbs 16 35 17 00 mostly 16 0 16 89 No 1 2 160 180 lbs 15 60 16 50 140 160 lbs 14 50 15 35 100 140 lbs 11 50 17 30 No 2 3 240 270 lbs 15 50 16 10 Sows 11 55 34 05.
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U. S
Poultry Price Report Shows Varied Farm and Plant Rates
Atlanta reports improved poultry demand with today prices at farms 46 to 18. Monday prices for broilers and fryers 2 to 3 percent per pound at farms 14 to 18. Heavy hens at plants 19 to 21 and light hens at plants 8 to 10, with some data too few to report.
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Atlanta
F. O.b
f.O.b
Third Crewman’s Body Is Found
In Lubbock Texas on Sunday a helicopter two light planes and a truck aided the search for the body of the third crewman missing since a B58 bomber crash Saturday night during a violent thunderstorm. Civilians reportedly floated to earth in parachutes but perished. The crash involved a General Dynamics B58 produced for duty at Kirt, with bases linked to the Air Force.
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Lubbock
Hog market notes from Georgia to Florida and Chicago market
Hog receipts total 3000 in a 24 hour period with steady bids across Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Dothan Jacksonville and Chicago. Prices show U S No 1 and 1-2 barrows and gilts 190-230 lbs at 16 75 17 00, and other weights and sow values, with North Georgia cattle auctions reporting varied gains and range of weights and prices across multiple markets.
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Thomasville
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
U. S
Chicago
North Georgia
Dublin
Social Circle
Thomaston
Market Report on Atlanta Produce Prices
Atlanta markets show moderate nut greens priced 1.00 to 1.25 per bushel and mustard 1.00 to 1.25. Collards cost 2.00 per dozen, green onions 0.75 to 1.25 per dozen, yellow crookneck squash 2.00 to 2.25, round green beans 2.50 to 3.50, pole beans 4.50 to 5.25, okra 6.50 to 7.00, eggplant 1.75 to 3.25, purple hull peas 4.00 to 4.25, blackeyed peas 2.50 to 3.00, butterbeans 3.50 to 4.00 per bushel shelled for colored and 3.75 to 4.50 for white. Medium to large bell peppers 3.25 to 3.75, cucumbers 3.75 to 4.00. Georgia half bushel baskets of Maygold peaches and U S extra No 1 1 inches and up brought 6.50. Florida watermelons varied 28 to 32 pounds average 1.15 to 1.25, few higher.
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Atlanta
Georgia
U.S
Florida
Warm spell to linger with warm nights and low rain
The forecast calls for continued warm weather in the area with isolated showers possible tonight. Temperatures reach a high of 93 today and drop to 88 Wednesday with a low near 67 tonight.
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Thomasville
Albert K. Scott Seeks Sheriff Role in Thomas County
Albert K. Scott asks voters for support in the Sept 14 primary for sheriff. He pledges fair impartial administration and proposes a Junior League to curb juvenile delinquency as part of his community program.
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E Tthomas County
Thomas County
Albert KE. Scott
Hansel P. Chastain Seeks Sheriff of Thomas County
The candidate Hansel P. Chastain declares his run for sheriff of Thomas County asking voters for support. He pledges fair impartial and efficient administration and a focus on youth to prevent juvenile delinquency. He notes his lifelong Thomas County residence and requests trust and confidence.
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Thomas County
Hansel P. Chastain
Sheriff Dallice J. Law seeks voter support in Sept 14 primary
To the voters of Thomas County the sheriff candidate thanks supporters and asks for votes and influence in the September 14 primary. He cites eight years of service and pledges a clean administration if re-elected.
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Thomas County
Henry T. Poole Jr Seeks County Law Sheriff Post
Henry T Poole Jr declares due to two decades in law enforcement plus training and service he is qualified to run for sheriff in Thomas County. He vows to administer affairs fairly impartially and to earn the trust of all residents.
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Thomas County
Henry T. Poole, JR
Thomas County Senate Hopeful Frank V. Eidson Seeks 7th District Seat
Thom as County aspirant Frank V. Eidson declares entry into the 1961 Senate race for the district covering Thomas Grady and Mitchell counties. Eidson pledges support for state problems, adherence to state traditions, and cooperation with Gov Vandiver's administration, seeking Thomas County votes.
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Thomas County
Senate
Thomas
Grady
Mitchell
General Assembly
Vandiver
Frank V. Eidson
Stewart Seeks Re election as Thomas County Tax Collector
W S Stewart announces candidacy to succeed himself in the Democratic Primary on September 14 1960. He pledges continued improvement of Tax Collector services and asks for influence support and vote.
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Thomas County
W. S. Stewart
Local officials seek reelection statements from county candidates
Letters from Clarice James tax receiver C Glenn Carter and J W Jim Bozeman urge voters to re elect them for four year or continued term as Ordinary Tax Receiver and Representative. They thank the voters and request support in the September primaries. Bozeman cites support for Gov Vandiver and governance record.
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Thomas County
A. M. Singletary
Clarice James
Candidacy Announcement for Clerk of Superior Court
Thomas County voter notice announcing a candidate for Clerk of the Superior Court in the Democratic Primary on September 14, 1960. The incumbent pledges continued service, efficiency, and best efforts if re-elected.
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Thomas County
Superior Court
Keyton Dedicated To Task Going Unopposed In Georgia Race
James W. Keyton longtime Thomas County Commission chairman announces candidacy for the Georgia General Assembly from Thomas County in September. He has held office since 1946 and has chaired the county board for four terms. He has held leadership roles in multiple ice companies civic and professional groups and is active in Thomasville community institutions and First Baptist Church. He is married to Maude Redding since 1930 and they have one ...
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County Commission
James W. Keyton
Thomas County
General Assembly
Thomas County Commissioners
Assn. of County Commissioners of
Georgia
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Board of Health
Thomasville
Keyton
First Baptist Church
Deacons
Maude Redding
Houghton Named President-Elect of Georgia Osteopathic Assn
Dr Raymond St Houghton a Thomasville physician was named president elect at the Georgia Osteopathic Assn convention on St Simons Island. The native of Massachusetts came to Georgia four years ago and earned his 1927 medical degree in Des Moines Iowa.
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Raymond St. Houghton
Thomasville
Georgia Osteopathic Assn
St. Simons Island
Massachusetts
Houghton
Paris
Maine
College of Osteopathic Medicine and Surgery
Des Moines
Iowa
Georgia Association
Richard A. Payne
Decatur
The
Osteopathic Association
C. M. Blanton
Waycross
Walter B. Elliottt
Atlanta
Alfred R. Haight
Milton McKay
Chicago
American Osteophatic Assa
Grand Slam Victory Crowned at Grady Fat Steer Show
In Grady County, a 1,005 pound white-face Hereford named Grand Slam won grand champion honors while a 1,025 pound white-face Hereford was named reserve champion. Both animals earned prime grades as the event drew 63 4-H and FFA entries and a record 87 in grooming and showmanship.
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Julian Maxwell
Whigham
Scolar
Plaza, Cafe
Thomasville
Florida
Georgia
FFA
W. S. Rice
R. O. Williams
Athens
John Black
Sunnyland Packing Co
Packer
Stanley Mobley
Whigham Ffa
REA
Carlton Dixon
Paul Voyles
Cairo Ffa
Louis Foster
Perry Pope
Lo Ag
Whigham High School
Cairo Kiwanis Club
Thomasville County Commissioner Seeks Re election Unopposed
Hosea Vann thanks Thomas County voters for unopposed re election to the Board of Commissioners. He reflects on four years of service and vows to continue faithful impartial work in the best interests of the county and state.
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Thomasville
Thomas County
Board of Commissioners
Hosea Vann
Acknowledgment from Keyton for unopposed Legislature bid
The message from Keyton thanks the people of Thomas County for the support in an unopposed run. He pledges his best efforts in the legislature and asks residents to call on him for service during the coming two years as momentous decisions lie ahead.
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Thomas County
Keyton
Senator Young to Propose Break in U S Soviet Ties
Sen Stephen M Young of Ohio says he will propose in the Senate a severance of diplomatic relations with the Soviet Union if Premier Khrushchev continues his vilification of President Eisenhower. The remarks reflect a possible shift in policy amid Cold War tensions.
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Wilberforce
Ohio
Stephen M._. Young
Senate
United States
Soviet Union
Khrushchev
Eisenhower
Garden Club To Meet Here On Thursday
The Men's Garden Club of Thomasville meets at 7 p.m. Thursday at Dr. and Mrs. Mervin Wine's home 917 South Broad St. Members may swim before dinner. Mr. and Mrs. Neil Boland present a program on "By the Light of the Moon" discussing lunar effects on life. Last meeting before Fall. guests welcome and committees named for the year to aid beautification around the Chamber of Commerce.
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Thomasville
Mervin
South Broad St
Neil Boland
Chamber of Commerce
Drive-In Theater Sound Plan Blocked by Council
GROTON Conn AP The Town Council blocked a drive-in theater plan to pipe sound into five nearby homes via a storm sewer after hearing complaints. The owners wanted a wire to lift the sewer to give residents a free view of the screen but miss the dialogue. Council decided wires through the sewer could create issues and chose not to proceed.
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Groton, Conn
Shielch
Last Rites Today For Charlie Brice
Funeral services for Charlie O. Brice 83 were set for 4 p.m. at Harmony Primitive Baptist Church Barwick with Rev Wes Rogers officiating Interment in the church cemetery Brice a Brooks County native died Sunday after a brief illness His wife Effie Redding died in 1953 He was a retired farmer Maxwell Eason Funeral Home of Quitman in charge of arrangements
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Charlie O. Brice
Harmony Primitive Baptist Church
Barwick
Wes Rogers
Brooks County
Brice
Effie Redding
Maxwell-Eason Funeral Home
Quitman
Mrs Pearl Hester Dies At Trenton
Mrs Pearl Hester died in Trenton New Jersey Saturday She was the daughter of Mrs Sophie Mosley and wife of Ed Hester of Thomasville She survived by children Lizzie Bulloch Annie Lee Gable Ed Hester Jr Baker Hester Willie Hester ten grandchildren eight great grandchildren Local arrangements are by Hadley Funeral Home of Thomasville and interment will be in Trenton alongside son James W Keyton Jr and two grandchildren of Moultrie
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Pearl Hester
Trenton
N. J
Sophie Mosley
Ed Hester
Thomasville
Lizzie Bulloch
Sanford
Fla
Annie Lee Gable
Ed Hester, Jr
Baker Hester
Plainsfield
Willie Hester
New York City
Hadley Funeral Home
Cancer Fund Reaches Five Thousand Five Hundred Fifty Six
Thomas County Chapter of the American Cancer Society reports a funds crusade total of 5556 dollars, reaching 77 percent of the 1960 goal. A nominating committee led by Dr Theodore Gates will propose new officers at the next Board meeting. Robert Vickery praised public support as especially strong in neighborhood drives totaling 1372 dollars.
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Thomas County
American Cancer Onainte
Theodore Gates
Evelyn Barfield
Charles Watt
Board of Directors
Weyman Cleveland
Lee
Robert Vickery
Vickery
Polio Victim To Get Degree In Boston
Marjorie O'Brien a 25 year old polio survivor and night nurse will receive a bachelor of science degree from Boston College School of Nursing a week from today. Stricken in 1955 she spent time in an iron lung and later used a wheelchair while continuing work and study.
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Boston
Marjorie O’brien
Boston College School of Nursing
Boston College
Geneva Katz
Miss O Brien
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Talbot Nunally, Jr
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Alfred B. Dockett
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