New York Stocks Rise Ahead of Market Turn
Stocks edged higher with gains in Bethlehem Steel American Tel and more as a broad list advanced fractionally. Cotton futures moved narrowly with mixed bids and quotes while Thomasville Poultry reported broilers and fryers selling around 25 cents per pound.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Galis
Bethlehem ‘Steel
American Power Light
Thomasville
Coast
Eopseae
Ohio
Beth Steel
Burl Mills
Caterpil
Tra
Etepe
Chrysler Corp
Coca Cole ‘Colgate-Paim-P @s
Colum Gas
Ecrenes
Baeecee
Consae Wedenet
Crucible
Glidden Co
Goodyear
Seeuvees
Sestine
Siiets Centeke Eeoe
Dat
Harvester Eee
Kresge
Geeore Oe
Lehman Corp
Aecoes
Liggett Myers Ae Eeoe
Etaae
Ws Inc Lorillard (Pares -Louisy' Nash
Montgom Ward Ae
Murray Corp
Nash Kelvin
Nehi ‘Corp
North Western
Packard Mtrs Neae
Penney (Jc) Bee
Pepsi-Cola
Philco Corp Nae
Philip Morris Lee
Radio Corp
S “Reading Co
Royall Drug Vee
Reynolds Tobeee
Bchehley Ind
Seab AL RR
Eeones
Roebuck Ae
Binclair Oil
Southern Co
Southern Ac
Brudebaker
Bwitt Co
Teyas’ Co
Oene
Tex Pac C
Union Pacific
United Aircra
United “Fruit
Communist Police Tighten Security Along Curtain in Germany
Fragmentary report describes jackbooted police tightening security along the Iron Curtain in Germany from the Baltic to Bavaria. The note suggests orders to shoot first and ask questions later amid heightened border patrols and prowl activity.
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Germany
Ater
Ger
Baltic
Bavaria
Packer Hog Market Reports Across Georgia and Florida
Receipts total 298 cattle 100 calves and 750 hogs across seven packing plants in GA AL FL. Hog prices steady to weak with various weight classes and locations showing 14.00 to 21.00 in ranges. Chicago reports 7 500 hog receipts with uneven market. North Georgia slaughter data show steers heifers and calves with varied price bands and stocker activity.
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Thomasville
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Dothan
Moultrie
Choice
Chicago
North Georgia
Atlanta
Meat production rises to 300 million pounds in week ended June 7
The USDA reported meat production under federal inspection reached 300 million pounds, up 17 percent from the prior week and 10 percent from a year earlier. Cattle slaughter rose 60 percent year over year, calves remained down, and pork output recovered after a slow week. Beef production totaled 127.1 million pounds, veal output covered three weeks at 10.2 million pounds, and hog slaughter reached 1,097,000 head, with pork and lard outputs at 152.9 million and 41.7 million pounds respectively.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Turpentine and Rosin Trade Quiet in Savannah Market
Receipts show turpentine at 785 units with no quotations and rosin with no market activity. Shipments list turpentine at 71 dollars and rosin at 1,310 dollars stock figures totaling turpentine 3,391 and rosin 9,508 across the market.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Savannah
New Orleans Cotton Futures Slide on Long Liquidation
New Orleans cotton futures fell today as long liquidation and hedge selling dominated trading. By 11 a m prices showed declines across nearby and deferred months with October through May contracts posting losses and last prices near the session lows.
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New Orleans
Mrs Rudolph Keyton Presides At First Methodist WSCS Meet
Mrs Rudolph Keyton newly elected president of the Woman's Society of Christian Service presided at the June meeting. Officers listed include Forrest Caldwell vice president Roscoe Stewart second vice president and J E Craigmiles recording secretary. Community members welcomed new members and announced plans for a Spiritual Life Study and continued growth of church programs. Mr and Mrs W B Brown moved to Thomasville and will open an Economy Auto Associate Store on East Jackson Street.
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Rudolph Keyton
Woman's Society of Christian
Keyton
Van
Forrest Caldwell
Roscoe Stewart
J. E. Craigmiles
J. A. Turrentine
Roland Clayton
Furman Stewart
Herbert Adams
R. C.ausley
C. W. McKinnon
Charles. Simmons
J. C. Payne
Charles Jenkins
Wallace Scoville
Forrest Brown
Richard Ramsey
Archie Pittman
C. K. C. Ausley
Herbert Neel
Louise Hayes
E. C. Oliver
Dean Whitehead
Harvey Jenkins
Wesleyan Service Guild
Church Woman
Joe Higgins
Harry Mill
Floyd McKnight
W. A. Palin
J. C. Holmes
Curtis Culpepper
C. W. Kirby
Louie Moreland
Albert Stringer
Wallace Tucker
Paul Goggins
Rachel Griffith
Bertha Tucker
Naomi Coger
Harry Mills
Charles Simmons
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Frank Neel
Specials
Julian Turrentine
Ralph Neel
Joe Pfister
Paul Hjort
Julian Craigmiles
Little Paul
Frank C. Lauback
W. B. Brown
William
Greensboro
Thomasville
Fontaine Drive
Brown
Economy Auto
East Jackson St
Local Residents Arrive for Visits and School Events
Mrs P H Ward and Misa Daisy Neel plan a Saint Peters visit while William Neel arrives from Bryan Texas to stay with his parents. Beaman Apprentice J Forreat Knapp Jr now serves aboard the destroyer Stockham at Newport Rhode Island. Archbold Memorial Hospital welcomes a newborn son to Mr and Mrs G W Beckwith of Ochlocknee. Cadet James W Horne returns from Virginia Military Institute to spend ten days with his parents before ROTC summer encampment at Fort Knox Kentucky.
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William Neel
Bryan Texas
Herbert Neel
G. W. Beckwith
Ochlocknee
Archbold Memorial Hospital
James W. Horne
Virginia Military Institute
Lexington
James Horne, Jr
Fort Knox
Kentucky
Horne
VMI
Tank
Newton J Gaston Died at Archbold Hospital
J Gaston Newton 62 of Thomasville died at 4 p.m. Tuesday after a months long illness. Funeral services will be held at 11 a.m. Thursday at Whiddon's Funeral Home with Rev Leland Moore and Rev Hugh Mincey officiating. Burial will be in Laurel Hill Cemetery. He was a native of Gadsden County Florida born January 18, 1880. He had lived in the Thomasville area most of his life.
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J. Gaston Newton
Thomasville
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Whiddon
Leland Moore
Hugh Mincey
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Palchestera
R. O. West
Karl Washington
Ollie Dunlap
J. C. Brady
Grover Bloodworth
J. J. Slappey
Mr. Newton
Gadsden County
Florida
Daniel J. Newton
Advertising Across Spheres Shapes Modern Campaigns
The piece notes how politics business professions and religion all use modern advertising. It contrasts costly methods from newspapers to radio and television with attempts by churches to draw new members, sometimes sensationally, while stressing ethical concerns and the aim of attracting attention.
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O’daniels
Texas
Kefauver
Coonskin Cap
Tennessee
Obituary mentions Patter son family and relatives in Florida
The notice lists Angus N. Patterson as nephew of the deceased with address 826 N. Spair street. Surviving relatives include two daughters Mrs. William Kennedy of Tampa Florida and Mrs. Joseph Wrath of Sanford Florida two sisters Mrs. J F Barber and Mrs E C Jenkins of Thomasville plus several nieces and nephews and three grandchildren.
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Angus N. Patterson
N. Spair Street
Patterson
William Kennedy
Tampa
Fila
Joseph Wrath
Sanford, Fla
J. F.barber
E. C. Jenkins
Thomasville
Navy Seaman Andrew Goldwire Returns From Korea Tour
Andrew Goldwire of Ochlochnee, Ga., aboard USS Manchester returns from a second Korean combat zone tour. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Aren Goldwire and husband of the text ends abruptly with a local hometown note.
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Navy
Manchester
U. S
Andrew Goldwire
USN
Aren Goldwire
Box 155
Ochlochnee
Final Rites for Mrs Hannah Bosch Scott
Funeral services for Mrs Hannah Bosch Scott were held at 11 o clock this morning at her Bartow street residence. She died Monday at her daughter’s home in Charleston. Rev W A Roberson of Havana officiated. Relatives and friends from Quincy Havana and Charleston attended. Mrs Scott was 79, born June 15 1873.
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Bartow Street
Hannah Bosch Scott
O ‘Peterson
Charleston
W. A. Roberson
Havana
Quincy
Fis
Herbert
Spencer Scott
Anton Peterson
Edna Andrews
D. C
Scott
Weather Brief for Thomasville Georgia June 11 1952
Mostly fair and hot with Friday forecast partly cloudy and hot. Temperatures show yesterday high and low marked, no precipitation in last 24 hours, total for month 0.00 inches and year 22.41 inches. Former Miss Blendena Walton of Thomasville mentioned.
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Thomasville
Blendena Walton
Merchants to Sponsor Tomcats vs Bruns ch July Night
The Thomasville Retail Merchants Association plans a Mercury Night style ball game at Municipal Stadium on Tuesday July 1 with the Tomcats facing Bruns ch. The executive committee approved the move and began planning. Tickets are printed and passes will be given free to customers. A list of participating merchants will be published soon.
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Thomasville Retail Merchants Association
Tomcats
Brunsch
Sandwiches Hamburgers Hot Dogs and Pies Offered
Local eatery advertises a menu featuring sandwiches, hamburgers, hot dogs and homemade pies for dine in and takeout.
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Weer
Aenee
Packer Hog Market
Usda Meat Report
Methodist Wscs
Gota
P. H. Ward
Misa Daisy Neel
Saint Petersae
James R. Milton
William L. Byrom
John, Russell and
Howard
Park Ridge
Hlindls
Prince Jinright
Clyde Norwood
Jane
Martha
R. O. Webb
Rutherfordton, N. C
Bill Brown
Corky
Kathy
J. Forrest Knapp
Moultrie Road
A. L. Hayes
Bernice Lanelle Hayes
Griffin High School
Eily Hayes
Troy Barrett
Endicott
N. Y
IBM
Barrett
Lynne
LaGrange
Howard Thompson
Myra
P. T. Knapp
Birmingham
Mas
Roy Chatham
Aberdeen
Maryland
J. D. Willis
Tony Peacock
Gainsville, Fla
B. J. Willis
Edna and Chesley
Tifton
EB. J. Willis
Jeff
Pavo
Ties, & Thurs
Wed
Monticello Highway
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