Market uneven as copper leads early gains in New York
The New York market opened firm on copper gains with a sharp rise in world copper prices. Kennecott rose over two points at the outset but pared gains by noon while Magma Anaconda and Phelps Dodge advanced, with steels motors and aircrafts easing. Rails edged higher and other sectors showed mixed results as bonds firmed.
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New York
Kennecott
Magma
Anaconda
Phelps Dodge
Lorillard
Goodrich
Zenith
Douglas Aircraft
U. S
Atlanta Produce Prices On Wednesday Farmers Market
Atlanta market reports fair trading with liberal receipts. Georgia tomatoes ranged 3.00 to 5.00 per crate, greens and beans sold in strong ranges, corn ears at 60 to 86 cents per dozen, peppers and squash listed, and several other vegetables quoted with varied prices.
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Atlanta
Georgia
North Georgia Poultry Prices Reported At Farms and Plants
A North Georgia poultry market note lists live poultry values for broilers and fryers at farms and fob plants with 2 to 8 pounds ranges. Hens show moderate trading, with few at farms and plants for 20 pounds fob, while light types bring 13 to 14 pounds at farms and plants.
Gainey campaigns for unexpired Thomasville City Court term
Announcement by Jessh J Gainey seeking the unexpired term of the late J E Craigmiles in the Thomas County primary on September 10th. He asks voters across the county for support and pledges faithful service and adherence to state law.
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J. E. Craigmiles
Thomas County
Thomasville
Thomas Cotinfty
Jessh J, Gainey
Local Candidates Seek Support for Coolidge Ellabell Merrillville Post
A candidate announces willingness to serve as county commissioner for the Coolidge Ellabell Merrillville district. He asks for votes in the September 16 primary and pledges diligent work for the county while noting the post is held by Hugh Bannister.
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Coolidge-Ellabell
Merrillville
Thomas County
Coolidge-Ellabell-Merrillville
Hugh Bannister
Packers Hog Market Hears Deals Across Georgia and Alabama
Hog receipts Tuesday rose across Albany Moultrie Thomasville Tifton and Dothan with steady to mixed prices. No 1 2 and 3 barrows and gilts 189 240 lb mostly 22.00 to 22.60. larger hogs 200 240 lb around 23.00. No 3 butchers 200 240 lb down to 21.50. scattered sales 235 270 lb 21.25 to 22.25. sow ranges 16.00 to 19.00. CHICAGO receipts 7 500 hogs higher values. NORTH GEORGIA CATTLE at Atlanta 1 488 cattle and calves. slaughter steers and heifers scarce. stocker and feeder demand strong. varied price spread across grades and weights.
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Thomasville
Albany
Moultrie
Tifton
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
N. Fla
SE Ala
Chicago
North Georgia
Atlanta
New York Cotton Futures Rise in Slow Trading
Cotton futures gained in light activity with late-afternoon quotes showing higher prices. July at 36.15, October 36.65, and December 36.88, up 10 to 70 cents from the prior close.
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New York
Mary E Wooten Dies In Coolidge At 60
Mrs Mary Emory Wooten 60 lifelong Coolidge resident died at home after seven months illness Born Oct 8 1907 daughter of Jim Aldridge and Mary Parramore Aldridge widow of Charlie Wooten Survived by mother two stepsons Henry Boston Bill Ft Walton a step daughter Nell Valdosta two uncles John and Luther Parramore Funeral 4 p m Thursday at Big Creek Baptist Church with Revs
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Coolidge
Mary Emory Wooten
Wooten
Jim Aldridge
Mary Emory Parramore Aldridge
Charlie Wooten
Coolidge Baptist Church
Henry Wooten
Boston
Bill Wooten
Ft. Walton
Frs
Nell
Valdosta
John
Luther Parramore
Coollidge
Big Creek Baptist Church
Weather Outlook Keeps Heat On In Thomasville
The region remains hot with highs near 95 and a low around 71 overnight. Five day Georgia South Carolina outlook calls for above normal temperatures, light rainfall with scattered thundershowers Friday and Saturday, and a cooling trend toward the weekend in the north. Downtown Thomasville reported 88 at noon today, yesterday’s high 94, and rainfall was minimal downtown.
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Mercury
Georgia
South Carolina
Thomasville
Thomas County
Revival Begins Tonight at Church of God Ochlochnee
The Church of God in Ochlochnee opens nightly revival services at 8 pm led by evangelist Rev. George Sellers Jr. A longtime local resident, Sellers draws from personal experience as he preaches. His son Rev. R. F. Wiley Sellers, pastor, expects the revival to be the most successful in the church’s history.
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Ochlochnee
Church of God
George Sellers Jr
Stewart Road
Mr. Sellers
McLellan Stores Begin $100000 Renovation Project
McLellan Stores Co in Thomasville launches a $100000 remodeling plan at N Broad St. The project doubles sales space by extending the ground floor rearward and reconfigures upper floors for offices. A modern stucco facade with glass fronts, new awnings, and a four check-out system accompany a garden department and customer self service. Construction started with partial third floor teardown and will take about three months.
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Broad St
Lewis
McLellan
Cook Hardware Co Opens in Thomasville With Reorganization Sale
New hardware firm Cook Hardware Co at 119 EB Jackson St occupies Robison Hardware Co space and plans a sale to clear old stock. Os good Cook, a longtime local hardware businessman with over 18 years in the trade, will manage the firm as it begins operation with a fresh stock and low prices.
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Thomasville
Cook Hardware Co
Osgood Cook
Robison Hardware Co
EB. Jackson St
Cook
Times-Enterprise
East Jackson Street gets modern fronts for four firms
On East Jackson Street a "new look" program upgrades The Book Store Rose Beauty Parlor the Tuck Building and another adjacent building to modern fronts. Initiated by Dr. Albert C. Tuck who owns the buildings the project invites further participation.
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East Jackson St
Rose Beauty
Tuck
Albert C. Tuck
Building Permits Reported for New Structures and Repairs
City Building Inspector Qwen Gay reports last month permits totaling 80 552 dollars for five new residences valued at 17 800. A year earlier May had four one family dwellings valued at 26 800. North breakdown lists one service station 150 dollars one industrial building 81 777 dollars and one residential garage and car port 200 dollars.
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Qwen Gay
Mrs. C Stanaland of Boston Dies After Illness
Mrs. C Stanaland 69 a resident of Boston died yesterday at Archbold Memorial Hospital after a two day illness. A native of Wellborn Florida she lived in Tampa where her husband ran a grocery until they moved back to Boston three years ago. Married in 1918 at White Springs Florida she was a member of Boston Methodist Church and local clubs. Services 8 p m Thursday at Boston Methodist Church burial in Boston Cemetery Dekle Funeral Home in charge. She is survived by her husband and several other relatives.
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C. Stanaland
Boston
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Wellborn
Fila
Stanaland
Tampa
White Springs
Fla
Boston Methodist Church
L. Mayo
Fred McDaniel
Boston Cemetery
Dekle
Nehru Heads North for Two Week Vacation
New Delhi AP reports Prime Minister Nehru departed for a two week vacation in northern India. He will travel with unspecified itinerary and return in mid month.
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New. Delhi
Nehru
India
Expensive Way To Make Change
Minnie Bentley reports a man asked to change a $10 bill and fled with her money. Bentley says she had just been paid and denies being swindled. The incident occurred after she accepted the bill from the stranger and provided the change.
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Thomasville
Minnie Bentley
EH. Clay Sr
Lebanese Jets Strafe Villages in Chouf District
Lebanese jet planes bombed rebel tribesmen attacking government villages in the Lebanon mountains. For a second day rebel chief Kathal Jumblatt sent mountain tribesmen again at villages in the Chouf district.
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Beirut
Lebanon
Kathal- Jumblatt
Chouf
See a Firemen Urge Caution On False Alarms
Fire Capt. W. J. Burns warned in Thomasville today that false alarms endanger lives and waste resources. He noted about two false alarms monthly costing roughly 400 dollars each, often caused by children or pranksters, with ten percent of last year’s 260 runs being false.
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Mirs
Ligg & My
Aira
Reading Co
Col
Palm Aly Repub
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Swift
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Texas Co
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Pirestone
Thomasville City
Mary E. Wooten
Business News
McLellan’‘s
McLellan Stores Co
N. Broad St
S. H. Lewis
Shepherd's Drug Store
B. Jackson St
New Hardware Co
Monte Patn
Gordon Ave
Wanda Mathis
Quitman
Wanda
Emory—University Hospital
Mr. and Mathis Jr
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Antre
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