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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 11, 1949
Page
4
A compact note listing essential contact numbers for residents, emphasizing emergency and utility hotlines. Includes brief guidance on when to call each line and where to find updated digits.
Atlanta reports a sharp week decline in wholesale fresh pork with pork loins down 7 to 10 dollars per hundred pounds and overall weakness in beef and veal. Hogs remained steady to strong in the deep South while supplies were tight. prices fell in Chicago New York and other markets as slaughter and cattle values eased.
Chicago grain prices rose as short covering boosted activity in a hard trading day. Wheat finished up about 12 to 15 cents, corn near unchanged to higher, oats up, rye higher, soybeans up around 2 percent, and lard gains noted for July futures.
For sale at 1011 Young Street a 3 bedroom home with two baths den living room dining room electric kitchen screened back porch laundry tubs and washing machine two fuel oil furnaces attic fan Venetian blinds hardwood floors plastered walls freshly painted interior and a lawn with roses azaleas and five pecan trees. Down payment 4300 dollars balance payments 58.15 per month.
Atlanta June 11 AP A 1949 black sedan found on a residential street with parking tickets belongs to Eldon D. Jackson missing from Danielsville after eight days. A .22 rifle and cartridges were found inside. investigators say no violence and Jackson’s departure described as taking a friend to Athens. Postal Inspector Najour calls the disappearance a mystery as detectives check airports bus stations and depots for alternate transport.
Ralph W. Mabe 47 assistant chief engineer for the N C and St L railroad and Nashville resident was killed when his plane crashed near Castalian Springs Sumner County Tennessee after a visit in Georgia to mark the Allatoona cut off project. President Hackworth praised Mabe for leading the two million dollar job and congratulated him on the work done by his team.
The American command secured a promise to end the 22 day anti Communist strike against the Soviet controlled Berlin railway system. Union leaders of UGO will formally accept terms negotiated by Brig Gen Frank L Howley. About fourteen thousand workers are affected. Howley sent his offer by letter.
Textile operators and union leaders weighed workloads at the New England council meeting in Manchester Vermont. They agreed on many issues but differed on northern versus southern loads with a long road to boost productivity for New England mills.
Mrs Coly Spillman was sentenced to life for poisoning neighbor Mamie Farr with coffee in Franklington Louisiana. Farr’s husband Mamie Farr is indicted for perjury and to go on trial in November. Witnesses said the couple lived as man and wife in New Orleans for several weeks.
Griffin Ga June 11 AP A hearing in a suit to close a group of Atlanta liquor stores and to stop sale of mixed drinks was postponed today.
Washington report notes months of debate on whether Communist party members should teach in U S schools. Proponents cite academic freedom while opponents warn party discipline blocks free teaching. A 54 page NEA booklet supported by 20 educators argues members surrender intellectual independence and are unfit for teaching.
Dr Lapi described the assault on Foster Spore and Miss Weaver as vicious with blows aimed at the head. Spore apparently died of drowning after repeated head blows. A blunt instrument was used, and the killer followed Miss Weaver as she sat near the creek, then struck Spore when he cried for Doris to run.
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