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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 08, 1949
Page
4
WANTED AT ONCE Good sober auto mechanic with tools. Apply Out. Rate Auto Parts Co. 931 N Broad, Detroit. Table-top model Detroit Jewel gas range in excellent condition 75. Practically new electric 30 gas water heater, cased only 6 weeks 75. Phone 695-M.
New York stocks moved on a narrow day with selective gains for U S Steel Bethlehem Steel and major automakers while a handful of issues eased. Bond and government issues traded narrowly as investors watched prices for key industrials and rail shares in a subdued market.
In New York on June trades, stocks edged higher with gains in steels and motors. Cotton remained irregular while corn followed wheat strength. Wheat stayed strong with price support, oats rose with other grants, hogs fell 24 cents, and cattle were uneven, ending near 329.40.
Hog and cattle quotes vary with mostly steady hogs and soft to firm prices. barrows and gilts range 18 to 20 dollars per hundredweight, with higher limits for select heavy weights. Cattle show scattered weakness and steady stockers, with tri state and Central Florida figures reflecting weaker feeds and demand.
On the Atlanta F Produce Market trading was moderate with receipts moderate to liberal. Calabare and similar items moved slowly with job lots at 90 cents to 1.00, watermelons unchanged, bulk cantaloupes easing, beans and butterbeans mixed, corn steady with liberal offerings, and Georgia okra and crowder peas showing varied quotes by grade and size. Savannah turpentine and rosin offerings, receipts, and sales were reported with quotes unchanged.
Dechman pledges major reforms as experts estimate millions of rats and billions of roaches in Georgia buildings. He says crib beds will be installed in hospitals to reduce fractures, and he criticizes Dr. Peacock for not consulting on policy changes while vowing to maintain control of the program.
The hospital faces a widening probe after 12 doctors attempted to resign, were fired, and a dual administration was ordered. Gov Talmadge and lawmakers vow a thorough inquiry into conditions, governance, and alleged waste and graft at the institution.
Wires reveal strong opposition to Jack Forrester as Welfare director with claims he wrecks efforts and suppresses dialogue. Critics say doctors and hospital staff feel squelched and unable to consult him.
In Berlin talks ministers weigh peace treaties with Germany and Austria. Vishinsky says Vienna differs as a liberation capital, while Acheson urges fair handling. Austrian foreign minister Gruber backs evacuation of allied troops after four years of occupation.
The committee debated public versus closed hearings as Hickenlooper rounds out his remarks. He reiterates that a three-two expert board plus one attorney clears the A case but questions the board’s qualifications for all aspects.
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