Wall Street Advances In Irregular Trading
Wall Street firmed and moved higher in moderate trading with mixed gains among key stocks. Du Pont gained about 4 points, Allied Chemical up about one, while steels slid on a drop in weekly production. Dow at noon rose 2.53 to 7192 as rails and other sectors fluctuated amid optimistic factory sales outlook.
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Allied Chemical
Rose & Point
Philip Morris
Liggett & Myers
Lorillard
Dow Jones
Georgia Hog and Cattle Market Reports Across Several Cities
Hog receipts at multiple plants in Georgia and Alabama show steady to higher prices for barrows gilts and sows with ranges around 16 to 18 dollars per hundredweight. Chicago reports active hog trade with lean yield prospects. cattle and calves prices listed for Dublin Social Circle Sylvester Waycross markets. Atlanta fruit and vegetable markets note varied prices on okra cantaloupes peaches and other produce.
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Georgia
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Georgia Planners Propose Area Wide Development Plan
City Commission members outline a long range program to develop mineral water resources industrial sites highways parks education and tourism. The plan aims to leverage counties with common interests and supplement existing agencies. An organizational meeting for participating cities and counties will be held in July at Dawson.
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Georgia
Symonette
Planning Commission
Dawson
Evans Woman Among 55 Arrests Since May 3
Police said the Evans woman was the 55th person arrested here since May 3 on whisky or gambling violation charges.
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Evans
D Day Veterans Sought in Thomasville Area
World War II veterans who took part in the June 6 1944 D Day landings on Normandy Beach are asked to contact Rose Theater Manager Bob Vickers in Thomasville or Thomas County. Vickers plans a possible honor day and needs names and addresses to identify participants. Veterans should visit the theater or mail their info soon.
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Thomasville
Thomas County
Normandy Beach
Rose Theater
Bob Vickers
Vickers
Jaycees To Name 1962 Jaycee of the Year Thursday
At the annual Ladies Night, Thomasville Jaycees will name the 1962 Jaycee of the Year. President Max Hancock said new officers for the coming year will be installed during the 8 p.m. program at Glen Arven.
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Thomasville Jaycees
Max Hancock
Bloodmobile Arrives To Aid Thomas County Blood Bank
The American Red Cross Bloodmobile arrived in Thomasville near noon to solicit donations for the Thomas County Blood Bank. June goal set at 145 pints by Dr. Fred Murphy blood chair. Donors urged to visit the Bloodmobile at the Health Dept on W Jefferson before 6 30 pm.
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American Red Cross Bloodmobile
Thomasville
Thomas County Blood Bank
Fred Murphy
Health Dept
Jefferson
Red Cross Offers First Aid Class Starting June
Registration remains open for a Red Cross First Aid course led by instructor Joseph H. Boyd. The class accepts up to 25 students, with 13 registrations so far, meeting five two hour sessions twice a week from June 18 to July 1 at Archbold Memorial Hospital clinic building at 7 30 p.m. The course is free and open to adults and youths over 15. it is the last offering until fall.
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American Red Cross Office
Joseph H. Boyd
Elinic
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Iraq Plans Full Scale Action Against Kurdish Rebels
Baghdad reports the Iraqi government prepares to launch full scale military action against Kurdish rebels in oil rich northern Iraq after Kurdish leaders reject a 24 hour surrender ultimatum. The Kurdish spokesman calls the move a declaration of war amid ongoing negotiations for autonomy.
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Calendar of Evening Meetings and Events in Thomas County
Bloodmobile opens at Thomas County Health Dept at 3 30 p m. Felks Lodge at Elks Club 8 p m. Odd Fellows at 100 Hall 8 p m. Duplicate Club at Glen Arven 8 p m. AMVETS and Auxiliary at Post home 8 p m. Rotary Club at Glen Arven 1 p m. Thursday Luncheon at Garden Center 4 p m. Thomas County Kiwanis Club at Post 6 30 p m. Credit Women's Club at Chamber of Commerce 7 30 p m. Lions Club at Town House 7 30 p m. Home League at Salvation Army 7 30 p m. F and AM Lodge at Masonic Building 7 30 p m. Alcoholics Anonymous at Presbyterian Hall 8 p m. Post 222 Auxiliary at Legion Home 8 p m. Jaycees Banquet Ladies Night at Glen Arven 8 p m. Bethlehem Commandery at Masonic Building 8 30 p m.
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Thomas County
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Salvation Army
Masonic Building
Alcoholics Anonymous
Presbyterian Hall
Legion Home
Jaycees
Bethlehem Commandery
Mrs C T Cooper Died In Pavo At 83
Funeral services for Mrs C T Cooper 83 were held here today. She died yesterday at Fort Valley Georgia at the home of her daughter Mrs Paul Jammery. A lifelong Pavo resident she was a member of the Pavo Methodist Church for 60 years. Surviving are six children including Rev Olen Cooper and Mrs Lee Martin. There are 17 grandchildren and 31 great grandchildren.
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Fort Valley
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Thomasville First Methodist Church
Lee Martin
Jammery
Laasco Parrish
Albans
George Poole
Barwick
Ralph Cooper
Jackson
Mrs L M Griffin of Brooks County Dies After Illness
Mrs Lou Griffin 75 a Brooks County resident for 15 2 years died yesterday in a North Georgia hospital after an extended illness. Services set for 3 30 p m Wednesday at Camp Ground Methodist Church with burial in the church cemetery. Survived by husband a son C R Ashley Barney Ga a foster daughter Mrs Reid enbach W Palm Beach Fla a sister Mrs Gorday Home Seed Fla two brothers George Ashley Morven and C C Ashley Ashburn and many nieces and nephews.
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Brooks County
North Georgia
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Hahira
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Barney
RF. Reidenbach
W. Palm Beach
Fla
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Morven
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Ashburn
Services for Jim Bob Willis Held in Cairo
Obituary notes Jim Bob Willis 52 died from a gunshot wound in Tallahassee. Services were at 8 p.m. at the Church of the Nazarene Cairo with Revs J L Jamison and Leo Y Lewis. Burial in Long Branch Cemetery. Willis, a Grady County native, married to Gertrude Foater, lived in Tallahassee where he ran a grocery. Survived by wife, two daughters, three sons, mother, two brothers, and six sisters.
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Woman Injured in Morning Traffic Collision
A Thomasville housewife Mrs J W Swift suffered scalp and knee lacerations and body bruises in a two car crash at Gordon Ave and Loomis St. She was not hospitalized. The other driver Mrs Thomas Lewis was cited for careless driving.
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Mayor Lilly presides for ill Recorder in court
Five defendants faced Recorder's Court on a Monday session led by Mayor Roy M. Lilly in Judge Bark Jr.’s absence due to illness. Fines totaling 120 dollars were levied for offenses including profane language, resisting arrest, drunkenness, fighting, careless driving, and wrecks. Medley of Tallahassee and Mrs. Hoke Sellers of Callahan were noted in the record.
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Clay Warm Forecast Updates Wintry Outlook
The article notes a warm spell in Clay with forecasts predicting milder temperatures ahead. Data from local weather stations indicates higher afternoon highs and lighter winds for the coming days.
Kennedy Uses Racial Woes As Lever on Congressmen
In Washington AP reports Atty Gen Robert F Kennedy pressed Congress to act on civil rights. He warned of widespread disorders, citing northern pledges while facing southern senate resistance to actions against racial barriers and to civil rights litigation authority.
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Congress
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