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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 12, 1933

Page

6

Organization of Pecans Proposed Under Trade Plan

Atlanta June 12 Max L McRae director of the Georgia state bureau of markets proposes organizing the entire pecan industry under trade agreement provisions of the agricultural adjustment act He invites producing states to send representatives within ten days to discuss the plan He cites lack of cooperation in marketing pecans and notes last year s output about 73 million pounds mainly from Georgia Alabama Mississippi Florida and Louisiana.

Atlanta Max L. McRae Georgia State Bureau of Markets McRae Georgia Alabama Mississippi Orida Louisiana

Georgia Dairying Delegates to Confer With Secretary Wallace

Georgia farmers and dairy interests are invited by State Agriculture Commissioner G C Adams to travel to Washington on Wednesday for a meeting with Secretary Wallace. The aim is to decide on miscellaneous prices and policies affecting Georgia dairying.

Associated Press Atlanta

Grant Wins Cotton States Tennis Title at Fort Benning

Bryan Grant of Atlanta defeated Wilmer Hines of North Carolina in a five set men’s final to claim the Cotton States singles championship at Fort Benning Georgia. Miss Lila Porter won the women’s singles, and Grant paired with Porter to win the mixed doubles by default.

Fort Benning Bryan Grant Atlanta Wilmer Hines University of North Carolina Hines Grant Lila Porter Mobile Ala Evangeline MacClennan Decatur Martyn Buxby Bert Westens University of Texas Jack Mooney Miss Porter Miss MacClennan Frank Coyne Stanston Read Marietta

New York Cotton Seed Oil Futures Close Firm

Bleachable cotton seed oil futures in New York closed firm with spot 5.55B and June 5.60B. July 5.58-60 and other months quoted. sales 42 contracts with bids noted.

New York Cotton Seed Oil

B Y. P. U. Convention Elects Officers in Rome

Dr. T Bacon Gibson of Canton reelected president as the 39th session of the state B Y. P. U. convention closes in Rome. Officers include Grady A. Lee Atlanta vice president and Mrs J. Lee Booker Macon secretary with regional leaders named from several cities. Atlanta military train camps to run for second through fourth year men this summer in the fourth corps area with four week OTC camps and shortened ROTC camps per War Department.

Rome T. Bacon Gibson Canton Grady A. Lee Atlanta J. Lee Booker Macon R. I. Gleer Hailey Edna Hendrix Columbus J. D. Parker Edison Rena Dupree Americus Dover Latimer Dalton W. H War Dern Fort McPherson War Department

Market Wrap Finds Mixed Early Trade Across Commodities

Stocks show strength while currencies and cotton swing. Cotton futures trend firmer on covering but overall activity remains cautious as traders await U.S. acreage curtailment plans. Hogs lead livestock gains with prices advancing to about 4.80, while coffee and wheat rise and sugar weakens.

New Orleans Cotton Trades Slightly Higher Amid Rain Relief

Trading on June 12 showed quiet activity with Liverpool cables and sterling edging up. Early gains faded as rains in the belt prompted hedging while July, October, and December futures fluctuated, closing very steady with net advances of about 14 to 16 points and exports at 33,523 bales.

New Orleans Liverpool Sterling Jian Bid Bid Mareh Bid Miy

New York Poultry Prices At Newport Market

Dressed poultry prices listed for Newport on June 12 show hens and young birds ranging 10 to 22 cents per pound with freezes and quotes for fresh and frozen varieties. Live poultry and freight rates appear for chickens broilers fowls roosters turkeys ducks with mixed quoted ranges and unquoted items.

New York Newport Turkys Ducks

New York Sugar Market Steady as Buyers Hold Off

Raw sugar quiet in New York with buyers inclined to hold. Refined sugar unchanged at 4:60.

New York

Chicago Live Stock Market Report Shows Higher Hog Prices

Chicago June 12 hogs 28 000 active demand 10 to 20 higher than Friday top 4 80 per hundredweight with desirable weights 4 65 to 4 75 and 350 to 375 head. Cattle 13 000 generally steady on killing cattle and weaners with steers 550 to 900 pounds 5 75 to 7 50 and heavier 6 75 to 7 50, cows 3 75 to 4 25, stocker and feeder bids listed.

Chicago Livestock Chicago

New York Butter and Cheese Prices Report

New York dairy market roundup shows butter at 6 900 steady with creamery grades and scores ranging from 87 to 92. Cheese output listed at 194 062 steady with whole milk flats holding at fancy and fresh specials, no sales recorded.

New York

Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Report

Chicago butter and eggs prices were steady to firm on June 12. Butter levels ranged with creamery specials at 93 score and various grade spreads. eggs totaled 34 946, steady, with numerous class price points and futures data noted for storage and standards.

Turpentine and Rosin Prices and Stocks Listed

Savannah June 12 Turpentine steady with 39 percent and 100 sales. receipts 651 shipments 0 stock 11821. Rosin firm with 462 sales. receipts 1707 shipments 3515 stock 107668. Quotations: R 2.80 D 3.05 BE 3.20 F G H I K 3374 M N 345 WG 3.50 WW X 3.75.

Savannah

Foreign exchange rates reported in New York

Foreign exchange figures from New York list British pound rates at 4.147 percent demand and 4.15 on cables, 60 day bills at 4.14, France demand 4. a cables 4.83, Italy demand 6.41 and cables 6.4, with other currencies noted in cents.

Foreign Exchanges New York Great Britain France Italy

World currency rates and city mentions listed

A historical list shows various country and city exchange values and nominal notes with several decimal figures such as Belgium 17.10 Germany 28.85 Holland 49.50 Norway 21.05 Sweden 21.45 Denmark 18.55 Switzerland 23.65 Spain 16.50 Czechoslovakia 3.73N Jugoslavia 1.66N Austria 16.00N Rumania .75N Argentina 31.72% N Brazil 7.64N Tokyo 26.30 Shanghai 26.37% Hongkong 31.00 Mexico City silver peso 28.10 Montreal in New York 90.50 New York in Montreal 110.50 N-Nominal.

Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Czechoslovakia Jugoslavia Austria Rumania Argentine Brazil Tokyo Shanghai Hongkong Mexico City Montreal New York

New York Eggs Prices and Classifications Revised

New York reports egg market figures with 18 827 cartons per firm, mixed colors and special packs from fresh receipts. Standards and commercial standards run 13 percent. firsts 12 to 13. seconds 11 to 12. mediums 11 to 14. dirties No. 1 11 percent. average checks 10 percent. White eggs show 20 to 21 percent for premium marks with nearby and Midwestern hennery exchange specials 17 to 19 percent and standards 15 to 16 percent.

New York

Chicago Poultry Prices Steady Across Live Lots

Chicago market report lists live poultry prices with 31 trucks. Hens 9 to 10 percent, leghorn hens 8 percent, roosters 8 percent, No. 2 grade 6, hen turkeys 12, toms 10, spring ducks 6 to 8, old stock 5 to 6, Reese 614, leghorn broilers 11 to 13, rock variety 16 to 18, colored 15 to 17.

Chicago Reese Rock

New Orleans Cotton Seed Oil Prices Close Steady

Cotton seed oil in New Orleans closed very steady with prime summer yellow at 6.00 5.10, prime crude 4.12 14 4.37 percent, and futures for June 5.00 July 5.05 August 5.08 September 5.20 October 5.28 November 5.33 December 5.40.

New Orleans

Wheat and corn prices in mid June market report

St Louis cash grain prices list wheat No 1 red 79 No 2 77 to 73 for No 2 yellow corn No 2 44 to 44 percent No 3 42 to 44 oats No 2 white 29 No 3 28 close shows July wheat 78 September 19 percent corn July 46 nom

ST. Louis

New York Coffee Futures Steady On Rio Santos Markets

New York June 12 spot quiet Rio No 7 7 Santos No 4 9 Rio futures closed firm with 3 000 bags traded July 5 69N Sept 56 66N Dec 5 58N March B 51N May 548 Santos futures steady with 8 000 bags traded July 8 19B Sept 7 98 Dec 7 80 Mar 7 76 May 5 62N B Bid N Nominal

New York Rio No Santos Rio

Market cautious as dollar weakness limits gains

New York stocks showed little buoyancy as discretion edged ahead of a steady tone. The American dollar remained soft in foreign exchange markets while rail and utility stocks advanced modestly and several major names posted fractional gains.

New York Chesapeake & Ohio Louisville & Hudson Santa I’e Union North American Consolidated Gas United Corporation Public Service of New Jersey U.S. Steel American Telephone Allied Chemical Use Bethlehem Steel

Chicago grain and provisions market quotes June 12

Wheat values ranged from No 2 yellow hard 75 to No 2 mixed smutty 44. Corn held No 2 mixed 42 to No 2 yellow 42 percent with other grades listed. Rye and barley prices appeared at 6.24 and 30.57 per cwt respectively, with timothy and clover seed prices noted.

Chicago

Moultrie Hog Market Prices Weigh Hogs by Weight Class

Moultrie Georgia on June 12 reports hog prices by weight. Heavy hogs 240 lbs and up fetch 3.55 per cwt. No 1 180-240 at 3.80, No 2 140-160 at 3.59, No 3 120-140 at 3.30, No 4 100-120 at 3.05, No 5 60-100 at 2.80. Sows 3.065. Stags 3.05.

Page confirmed as Georgia internal revenue collector by Senate

W E Page Columbus publisher was confirmed by the Senate on Saturday as collector of internal revenue for Georgia. He plans to assume duties soon and will confer with Postmaster General Farley and Senators George and Russell in Washington. Page heads the R W Page Corporation publishers of the Columbus Ledger Enquirer Sun Bradenton Herald and Wilmington Star News.

Atlanta W. E. Page Columbus Senate Internal Revenue Georgia Washington Farley George and Russell Josiah T. Rose Page R. W. Page Corporation Columbus Ledger Enquirer Sun Bradenton, Fla Herald Wilmington

Page to Take Georgia Internal Revenue Post This Week

W Eugene Page of Columbus arrived in Washington to assume the Georgia internal revenue collector job after Senate confirmation. He will meet with Commissioner Helvering and Senators George and Russell before returning to Georgia.

Washington W. Eugene Page Columbus Internal Revenue Collector Georgia Senate Guy T. Helvering Internal Revenue George and Russell

Three Men Held in Mysterious Phenix City Death

Phenix City Alabama June 12 Perry W Bullard 34 is dead and three men Ely Hand Som Dingler and Denville Tharp all residents here are held on tentative murder charges as authorities pursue the case. Bullard's death occurred Saturday night but was not reported until Sunday when Hand drove his body to Bullard's home and told the family.

Phenix City Ala Perry W. Bullard Bullard Ely Hand Som Dingler Denville Tharp Hand

Goodyear raises wages for 4000 workers including Georgians

The Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company announced a 10 percent wage increase for more than 4000 workers across four cotton mills in Georgia and Massachusetts. The mills at Cartersville, Cedartown, Rockmart, and Bedford, Massachusetts, were impacted. It covers hourly and piecework rates and does not specify if the raise restores prior cuts.

Akron Goodyear Tire and Rubber Company Cartersville Cedartown Rockmart Bedford Mass

Former DeKalb County Police Chief Goes On Trial

Decatur Ga June 12 Former DeKalb county police chief A W Lilly goes on trial before Superior court Judge John B Hutcheson on larceny charges. Indictments allege Lilly improperly used belongings of O B Wright following a 1932 liquor raid at Wrights residence.

Decatur DeKalb County A. W. Lilly Superior Court John B. Hutcheson Lilly O. B. Wright

Restraining Order Denied to Prevent Auction Sale of Stock

Federal Judge John C. Knox denied Burke Patterson’s bid for a restraining order to halt Chase National Bank from selling Continental Shares Inc stock held as collateral on a $33.5 million loan. The auction was set for 2 pm. Patterson held 720 shares amid Cleveland bankers led by George T. Bishop seeking the injunction. The loan face value nears $22 million while collateral value is about $22 million.

New York John C. Knox Burke Patterson Chase National Bank Continental Shares, Inc Patterson Cleveland George T. Bishop Bishop’s Group Cyrus B. Eaton Chase Bank

Bond and Money Market Notes From New York

U S government bonds ended mixed with Liberty and Treasury issues quoted in dollars and fractions. Call money held steady at 1 percent, with time loans firmer for various maturities. bankers acceptances unchanged. Raw hides futures closed mixed with June to December contracts showing higher to lower quotes.

U. S New York Liberty Treasury Call Money

Prominent Newnan Man W C Wright Laid to Rest

Georgians paid final tribute to William Carter Wright 67 former representative of Georgia's fourth district who died after a several weeks illness. Wright served in congress from 1918 until March and helped establish Fort Benning in 1918 before campaigns to dismantle it. Funeral services were held at 3 30 p m with Rev F D King officiating. he leaves a widow and three children from his first marriage.

Newnan William Carter Wright State Democratic Executive Committee Congress Wright Fort Benning Merchants, Marine and Fisheries Committee Military Affairs Committee Appropriations Committee Bellenes F. D. King

Shakespeare’s farmer uncle detained for debt in Warwickshire

Warickshire Court records reveal Henry Shakespeare, a farmer 300 years ago, was imprisoned for debt to John Blyth for a yoke of oxen. A neighbor later claimed the farmer owed him and rifled the dead man’s coffin. In Kansas City, two youths hid aboard a stunt ship during an air race and were captured after the landing.

Associated Press Warwick England Shakespeare Henry Warwickshire John Blyth Henry Shakespeare Kansas City Charles Kuheim Lyle Sledge American Air Race Association George Burrell Chicago Burrell Sledge

Earnie Ciridoni falls six floors unharmed in window accident

Eleven month old Ernest Ciridoni plunged six floors from a window in San Francisco. He landed on a sand dune and escaped with only minor bruises after screeching, while residents and officials reviewed safety concerns. Chicago sees free lunch reemerge as a bar provides complimentary food with beer pours after prohibition era changes.

Earnie San Francisco Ernest Ciridoni

Man Arrested For Breaking Windows At Brennan Flat

An unidentified man cracked four flat windows owned by Mrs. Alice Brennan, then returned to smash nine pieces of furniture and mirrors. Neighbors alerted police who arrested him. He identified as Frank Van Thens claiming to be Brennan’s son in law after a separation last week.

Chicago Alice Brennan Frank van Thens

Georgia fire insurance agents adopt mandatory prompt payment rule

Augusta Ga June 12 Scott Nixon president of the Georgia Association of Insurance Agents says fire insurance companies licensed in Georgia have adopted a mandatory rule requiring local agents to remit promptly for policies written. The topic will draw attention at the June 23 24 convention in Albany with John Wright Carswell of the Savannah Local Agents Society leading discussion. A premium financing company representative from Birmingham will discuss installment payments.

Augusta Scott Nixon Georgia Association of Insurance Agents Georgia Lecal Albany Nixon John Wright Carswell Savannah Local Agents Society Birmingham

Local Weather Report With Sparse Readings

Observations at 8 a m show 73th Meridian Time readings. The report notes a 89 percent relative humidity at 8 a m with 0.0 inches precipitation in the last 24 hours and a small total for the month. Departure figures and other values are incomplete or unreadable in the source.

TOTUN

Weather forecast outlines high pressure over North Dakota and unsettled conditions ahead

High atmospheric pressure rests over North Dakota and stretches from the Appalachians to the Rockies bringing fair conditions. Low pressure remains over the North Atlantic and Gulf region with scattered thundershowers across the Gulf Coast and Cotton Belt. Temperatures stay high in the south and east, cooler in the west as pressure rises. The outlook calls for unsettled weather with thunderstorms tonight or Tuesday.

North Dakota Appalachians Rockies North Atlantic Gulf Region Gulf Coast Cotton Belt Lake Regio Eestern

Police Book Suspect for Malicious Mischief

Local police booked a suspect on charges of malicious mischief after reports of property damage in the neighborhood. Investigators say the incident involved a broken window and vandalism across multiple storefronts.

Puzzle clues and answers mixed in a word list

A cryptic style puzzle presents numbered clues for words and phrases. Entries include definitions for traits objects or actions with hints like a public carrier or a heraldic term, forming a linked answer set.

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