Hogs and cattle prices steady to higher in southernt belt markets
Hog prices rose to near year’s top in Chicago trading while Georgia Florida Alabama plants paid from 14.75 to 20.50 per cwt. Cattle values advanced with some steers and yearlings up to 28 dollars over the prior week. Regional listings show mixed gains in Montgomery Nashville Louisville and Richmond with varying weights and grade shifts across the southerly market areas.
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Grain futures mix as soybeans lead price declines
Prices for wheat and corn slid while soybeans fell sharply in a Chicago session. Wheat closed down about 4 1/4 cents, July at 2.14 a bushel. corn 1 6/4 lower. soybeans 24 4/4 lower at 8.44. Hog and cattle futures showed nominally steady to weak moves.
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New Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church Services
The New Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church at corner Wright and Stephen streets led by Rev. F. D. Martin Jr. offers Sunday School at 10 a.m. with deacon L A Taylor as superintendent. Worship occurs on the first and third Sundays with B T U each Sunday at 6 p.m.
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New Jerusalem Missionary
Fragmented Puzzle Text with Mixed Clues and Notes
A garbled OCR page presents a collage of scattered crossword style clues and stray notes. It includes numbers, partial phrases, and keyboard-like scraps that hint at a word puzzle or table of cross references rather than a coherent article.
Truman rails against Soviet plans and isolationists in speech
President Truman denounces Soviet leadership for promoting aggression while claiming to preach peace. He says postwar aims failed to curb armament and urges unity against threats, warning that isolationists threaten national and global security.
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Thompson Takes Brass Knucks Stance in Georgia Campaign
Former Gov M E Thompson speaks in Covington Georgia signaling a harsher campaign phase against Gov Herman Talmadge ahead of the June 28 primary. He accuses Talmadge of political cowardice on race issues and vows to drop the gentler tactics for tougher rhetoric.
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Saints Temple Church Service Schedule
Sunday service at 10 o'clock at the Dewey City pool then a mid day service. Community service follows the same time with EB White listed among speakers. All are cordially invited to attend.
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EB White
Bank notes and political wrangle span local pages
Agricultural prices line the page with Dolomite limestone at 6.60 per ton and high calcium limestone at 5.60 per ton while acid phosphate sells for 23 per ton. A Bank of Thomas County notice promotes friendly service and valued customer care. Senate rulings feature a May 1908 La Follette reference and a quorum dispute ending with a contentious adjournment motion and a set vote pending on Wherry’s bill.
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Georgia governor under fire over racial issue clash
Labor and Ku Klux Klan leaders defend a man returning home drunk as a stronger authority than the governor. The remark followed a Talmadge charge about Thompson being a changed man. In Greensville Thompson called Talmadge a political strategist and criticized the racial issue and PEPC in the gubernatorial race as a red herring.
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U S Dovetailing Atlantic Pact Allies on Defense
U S and Allied planners anticipate two or three years to finalize how to apply collective defense under the Atlantic Pact. Negotiations will require compromises affecting national budgets, with France possibly trimming Navy spending and the United States boosting Mediterranean naval presence, and Belgium expanding uranium deposits in the Congo.
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