Market opens with mixed session as rails steel lift prices
A spate of selling tempered by demand for railroads and steels produced a mixed opening. Early declines gave way to gains in rails oils and rubbers while air crafts and airlines drifted lower. Notable blocks included Goodyear Kaiser Aluminum Republic Steel Western Union and Baltimore & Ohio with varied moves.
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New York P
Goodyear
Western Union
Baltimore & Ohio
Kaiser Aluminum
Republic Steel
New York Cotton Futures Rise Across Contracts
At 11 15 a m cotton futures in New York gained 5 to 45 cents per bale with July at 33 90 the October contract 34 08 and December 34 12 March 34 07 May 34 12 July 33 37 and October 32 97 on the board.
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New York
Georgia hog market reports brisk trade and steady prices
Livestock receipts across major packing plants in Georgia and nearby states show active bidding with hogs and calves trading higher overall. Medium to heavy hogs 180 to 240 pounds bring about 19.25 to 19.75 dollars, while 235 to 270 pound hogs range 18 to 19 dollars. cattle trades also steady to higher with slaughter steers 18 to 22 dollars and heifers 15 to 17.75 dollars, calves strong.
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Masville
Moultrie
Thomasville
Tifgalog
Dothan
Ala
Jackie App Fila
Reorgi
Georgia
Florida
I. Clarkher
Georg Decks
Georgia Cattleriticizeet
Anta Ga
Will Watt Talks Puerto Rico at Rotary Meeting
Will Watt described his Puerto Rico visit to Rotary members, detailing San Juan and El Morro, a cross island tour to Ponce, and changes toward a modern economy. He illustrated his talk with a map noting sugar cane and tobacco land and the 65th Infantry Highway. Joe Feinberg announced the birth of a son and Chester Bell noted a Cairo Club visit and spelling bee program.
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The
Rotary Club
Puerto Rico
Will Watt
65Th
Joe Feinberg
Chester Bell
Cairo Club
Atlanta Produce Prices Signal Mixed Market Demand
The Atlanta market shows varied demand with recepts liber al and several vegetables priced per unit. Turnips range 1.00 to 1.50 per dozen, greens 0.75 to 1.25, cabbage 1.25 to 1.50 per bag, blackeyed peas 4.00 to 1.75 per sack, yellow corn 2.00 to 2.25 per dozen, butterbeans 3.50 to 4.50 per bushel, and yellow crookneck squash 0.50 to 1.75.
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Atlanta
Georgia
North Georgia live poultry market reports steady demand
In Atlanta the North Georgia live poultry market remains fully steady with heavy demand and steady supplies. Prices for 24 hours ending 10 am today show broilers or fryers at farms 26 13 to 28 cents per pound, fob, plants 27 3 to 28 cents, mostly 28.
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Atlanta
North Georgia
Auxiliary Delegates Picked for Macon Convention Proceedings
Convention delegates for a department meeting in Macon were chosen by the Auxiliary of American Legion Post 222. Officers and members from Thom asville units will handle decorations and host events including a card party at the VA Domiciliary and a June birthday party. Girls State attendees and a foreign student sponsorship were announced, along with treasury changes and flag purchase plans.
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Macon
Auxiliary of American Legion
Thomasville
Arline
V.A
Unit 22
Osco Hughes
Unit 222
Doris Staring
Elks Club
Gladys Ferguson
Junior Woman's Club
Girls State
College Park
Robert Tate
Legion Post and Auxiliary
Bainbridge
J. F. Greene
Seminole Class of 1935 Holds Reunion
Donalsonville Florida. Seminole High School 1935 graduates held their second reunion with 32 of 44 members present. Reverend C A Leach delivered the principal address and discussed Christian home principles. Awards honored Joe Roberts for traveling far, B G Trawick for most children, Earl Spier for most recent marriage, and O M Roberts for youngest child.
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Donalsonville
Seminole High School
C. A. Leach
Presbyterian Church
DeFuniak Springs
Florida
E. P. Trulock
Joe Roberts
B. G. Trawick
Earl Spier
O.M. Roberts
Fred Gibbons
Rotary Camperships Highlight Local Youth Efforts
Rotarians urged to support camperships for town youths as Harley Chapman spoke for Birdwood College. Visitors included Hope Edwards and her father, President Joe Edwards, Mrs Will Watt and husband, Mrs Charles Watt and Prince Jinright, Miss Angelina Pope and father, Rev James Spence, Rev Allen Gardner, and Rotary exchange student Raquel Van Dercoll.
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Harley Chapman
Birdwood College
Hope Edwards
Joe Edwards
Will Watt
Charles H. Watt
Prince Jinright
Angelina Pope
James Spence
Dawes Chapel
Allen Gardner
Rotary Exchange
Raquel van der Col
Christian Science Annual Meeting Held
Boston hosts about 7500 members for The Mother Church annual gathering with references to healing and liberty through spiritual understanding. Mrs. Gertrude W. Eiseman named new president for the coming year. Healings and church impact cited, including service to armed forces.
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Boston
Christian Science Board of Directors
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Mass
Australia
Africa
Switzerland
Germany
Great Britain
Sweden
Japan
Canada
United States
Gertrude W. Eiseman
Eiseman
Gordon V. Comer
Mother Church
Armed Services
Christian Science Meeting Reports Broad Healings and Growth
The meeting cited recoveries from alcoholism deafness blindness dumbness and other conditions including lupus goiter and a congenital dislocated hip. The denomination did not publish member figures but reported 31 new The Mother Church branches in the past year, totaling over 3 100 across about 46 counties.
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Eastin Kodak
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Firestone
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Murphy Earen
Arene Murry
Wy Nor & West
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Philco
Philip Moreeee
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Mtrs
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Swift
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Texas
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Woolworth
Brooks County
John Dixon
Jackson St
Atl Hog Market
North GA. Poultry
Charlotte Porter
Katherine Hall
J. C. Arline Jr
O. J. Caldwell
Cecil L. Lawhorn
Karl P. Conradi
Linda Bella
Horace Benton
Billy Richardson
Leach
J. B. Thomas
N. P. Malcom
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C. E.brown
John Clarke
W. E. Storey
Christian Science Annual Meeting
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