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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 12, 1946
Page
4
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Gen Draja Mihailovic testified at his Yugoslav trial that a British mission instructed him to destroy Marshal Tito's Partisans. He described 1943 collaboration as chaotic fighting with Axis forces and named British Col William Bailey as present, claiming Bailey urged liquidation of the Communists.
Georgia will take permanent possession of Battey Hospital in Rome, an Army installation valued at 10 million dollars. Transfer arrangements are approved, with the facility to treat tubercular patients and begin with about 1,500 beds, expanding to 3,000. First occupants move from Alto Sanitarium on June 20.
Major stock leaders regained balance after a stumble with uneven activity near midday. Commodities edged higher while several industrials and rail issues showed mixed moves. wheat and hog markets reported steady to firm prices in daily US city notes. Local market summaries from Moultrie and Savannah add commodity and materials updates.
New York stocks show irregular movement in a slow rally. Bonds open with losses, later reduced. Cotton firm as mills and New Orleans buyers step in. Chicago Wheat and Corn show declines with firm oats on short covering. Hog price steady and active with a ceiling near 14.55. Cattle generally steady with top at 18.60.
New York trading at 11 44 a m shows cotton futures advancing 85 cents to 1 65 a bale. July at 28 99, October 29 24, December 29 37, March 29 41, May 29 87, July 29 12.
New York futures jump over 2.00 a bale amid expectations of Senate price control curtailment and favorable May consumption estimates. Late trades show July at 29.03, October 29.26, December 29.35 while New Orleans hedge offerings stay limited. Chicago butter and eggs also report firm receipts and stable prices.
Chicago June 12 AP USDA reports steady to firm cattle and hog values. Salable cattle total 7 000 with strictly choice fed steers at 17.90 to 18.00. long yearlings to 18.00. Hogs 14.85 ceiling for barrows and gilts. sows 14.10. Cows weak but bulls higher. heavy beef bulls 16.25. dairybreds 14.50. Dealers firm at 17.00 as almost all stock sold for slaughter on eastern accounts.
Thomasville Georgia notes hog market activity with major plants in Albany, Moultrie, Thomasville, Clifton, Dothan, Jacksonville and Tallahassee reporting 900 hogs. prices steady for local hogs. New Orleans cotton futures recover losses. nearby quotes range around 28.71 to 29.35 per bale with gains toward noon. Chicago potatoes show arrivals 159 on track, demand slow, prices mixed for several regional varieties.
Washington June 12 AP. The supreme court feud appears likely to simmer through summer with no immediate congressional action. Hatton Sumners favors a cautious approach, preferring to wait for Jackson to return from Nuernberg before any inquiry.
Weather outlook for Thomasville Georgia features partly cloudy and hot conditions. Thunderstorms scattered tomorrow with highs near 105 and a low around 49 this month. Precipitation shows 0.30 inches in last 24 hours and 0.59 inches since the 1st of the month.
The Times Enterprise lists ad phone acceptance with a 3 percent office charge per ad. Clients receive receipts and should keep them in case of billing questions. Out of town patrons must include cash and sufficient funds to cover estimates. excess will be returned with the bill.
The notice outlines time rates for various ad lengths in PT like type, per line, with minimum orders and monthly options. It notes a 12 o'clock deadline for advertisements and instructs reporting errors immediately to avoid liability for more than one incorrect insertion.
Atlanta June 12 AP reports a clash in the Labor Commissioner race with Harry E. Monroe accusing incumbent Ben T. Hulet of using state facilities for campaign letters. Hulet denies and calls for Monroe’s resignation from the Workmen’s Compensation board. The CIO-PAC endorsed several non gubernatorial races but avoided endorsing in the governor contest. Carmichael campaigned in northeast Georgia attacking Rivers over road funding while Talmadge defended labor rights amid CIO-PAC pressure.
Harold Rutz, 24, a World War II veteran who lost both legs, won the Chicago Motor Club courtesy contest for careful driving. Observers followed his car from Hammond Indiana to Black Oak suburb, stopped him to present five dollars for being the day’s safest driver.
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