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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1948
Page
4
Local store at 225 W. Jax offers quickies ripe GA cantaloupes cabbage peas and ice cream powders Carnation milk salt and dog food cans at 10 cents each.
Owens was serving his first term in the House and was nominated for a second term last April, signaling a continued political bid.
The New York stock market gained decisively on June 6 with many issues reaching new highs for the year as volume approached 1,000,000 shares. Steel rails and oils led the advance with broad participation across industries including U. S. Steel General Motors Chrysler and Allied companies.
Receipts at major plants in Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Dolan and Jacksonville and Tallahassee show cattle 300 calves 100 hogs 800. Hogs market steady with 180-240 lb barrows 22.50-23.25, 140-160 lb 19.00-20.50, 120-140 lb 16.00-18.00, sows 17.09-20.00. Cattle market active with 500-900 lb steers 27.00-30.50, good 750-850 lb steers 30.06-30.50, beef cows 20.50-23.50, vealers 25.00-32.00. Fruit and vegetables in Atlanta markets show light receipts and slow trade on squash, peas, beans, cabbage, cucumbers, okra, corn, greens, and peaches with varied local prices. New Orleans cotton futures fall on long-day realizing. Turpentine and rosin market in Savannah show limited activity with several hundred offerings and sales.
Cotton futures slipped in dull trading as liquidation from commission houses reflected pessimistic export prospects. Private crop reports remained favorable. Western Texas acreage rose 3 to 4 times above normal planting, with nearby July futures edging lower by about 85 cents to $6.? per bale. other contract quotes provided.
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Mrs Anderson Hester of Route 2 Cairo died after a six month illness. Funeral at Pine Level church at four o'clock officiated by Rev I J Thompson, with interment at Pine Level. She was born October 16 1895 and married May 23 1915 in Grady county. Survived by husband, mother, three sons, two daughters, three sisters, five brothers and numerous relatives. Arrangements by Forsythe Bearden Funeral Home.
A news analysis argues that postwar Western Allies aim to normalize Germany by ending occupation penalties and granting equal status. It links this shift to the London conference on German reconstruction and the need for a responsible German government to revive Europe’s economy. It credits Russian obstructionism for accelerating Western policy.
Premier Wong Wen-Hao announced plans to shift north China factories to the south to strengthen Communist defenses in the civil war. He proposed funding military costs with American aid, citing a Congress bill authorizing 125 million dollars for military purposes within a 463 million dollar package.
New York markets show oil and railroad shares advancing while bonds mix. Cotton falls after a commission house liquidation. Chicago wheat closes lower on hedge selling. Corn and oats fluctuate with strong demand for oats. Hog prices steady to 250 cents higher, topping at 24.75. Cattle rise up to 50 cents, peak 36.50.
Chicago wheat prices closed steady to fractionally lower from yesterday with July at 32.29 to 29 percent. corn mixed to slightly down while July at 2 16 to 2 18. oats up modestly with July around 93 to 93 5. soybeans rose about 4 to 5 percent with July at 4.33.
Bainbridge mourns 43 year old J Wesley Callahan a prominent local businessman and Rotary past president who died Monday after a heart attack at a Red Cross meeting He leaves a wife a son John Thomas and two sisters with funeral plans to be announced by E W Cox and Sons
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