Local voters hear multiple 1946 campaigns in Thomas County
A collection of political notices announces candidates for Thomas County political offices including Representative seats in the Georgia General Assembly, Judge positions in Superior and City Courts, and the Sheriff term, all urging Thomas County voters to support their campaigns in the July 17, 1946 Democratic primary and related terms. The notices name W. B. Cochran Jr, Lawson Neel, Henry P. Russell Jr, Geo R. Lilly, J. E. Craig Miles, and address election intentions and pledges of service.
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T'n
Thomas County
General Assembly
W. B
bin) Cochran, JR
Georgia
Lawson Neel
Henry P. Russell, JR
Superior Courts
Southern Judicial Circuit
O. H. Dukes
Democratic Party
Geo. R. Lilly
Thomasville
B. B. Earle
Said
Harlé
Indes Marle
Segler Seeks Thomas County Commissioner Seat
Roy Segler declares candidacy for Thomasville District County Commissioner for a four year term starting next January. He seeks a safe economical administration with impartial consideration for all county sections and asks voters July 17, 1946, for their support.
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Thomasville
Thomas County
Paul Searcy
Burton Seeks Unexpired County Seat On Thomasville Board
H D Burton announces candidacy for the unexpired term on the Thomas County Board of County Commissioners representing Thomasville district. He was appointed in October to fill the vacancy and seeks election for the remaining two years of the term.
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Thomasville
Thomas County
W. E. Beverly
Board of County Commissioners
H. D, Burton
County Commissioner Candidates Seek Thomas County Votes
A series of declarations from Floyd H. Searcy of the Meigs District JL Pilcher of Meigs and Ellabelle Merrisville and A P Megaher of Coolidge Ellabelle Merrisville district announce candidacy for county commissioner. They pledge faithful service and ask for support in the upcoming Democratic primary on July 17th.
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Thomasville
Thomas County
W. BE. Beverly
Floyd H. Searcy
Meigs
JL. Pilcher
Coolidge
Ellabelle
Merrisville
Coolidge - Ellabelld- Merrisville
A. P., Megaher
Packer Hog Market and Stocks Move Amid Mixed Signals
Thomasville Georgia reports 240 head of hogs with prices steady for soft hogs and quoted ranges for barrows sows. New York market edges forward on hopes for freight rate boosts and price control relief with various industrials and rail trends showing modest gains and mixed directions.
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New York
Congress
Cotton futures dip after early gains in New Orleans
New Orleans cotton prices slipped from near midday highs as selling followed a brief rise. Prices fell to around 29.16 to 29.58 per bale for multiple contracts, with later buying providing modest support amid London and Japan shipment worries. New York futures turned down after an initial gain and then receded.
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New York
Senate
New Orleans
Commission House
London
Britain
Japan
Chicago Butter and Eggs Prices Hold Steady
Butter and eggs remained firm in Chicago trading with no change in prices. Butter receipts reached 267 957 and eggs 21 257 as markets closed steady.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock Market Shows Active Clearance
Salable hogs 2,500 of 7,400 total remain active and steady with barrows and gilts up to 14.85. Cattle salable 1,000, calves 300. fed stock scarce. Yearlings and light steers range 15.00 to 17.90 with medium to choice grade. cows mostly 10.00 to 13.00. Bulls 14.90 to 16.00. stock cattle clear at 15.00 to 17.00 for 530 to 700 pound soldiers.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
Turpentine and Rosin Market Report Details
Savannah Turpentine prices show offerings and sales totaling 344 dollars with 60 receipts and 161 shipments while rosin records 44 offerings and 83 receipts with 69 shipping data unavailable and a stock total of 5069. Prices unchanged according to the report.
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Savannah Turpentine
Savannah
Rosin
Moultrie Hog Market Steady As Prices Hold
Moultrie Georgia on June 14 AP reports soft hog market remains steady with No 1 hogs 130 pounds and up at 14 25 per hundredweight No 2 hogs 150 to 180 pounds at 14 35 No 3 130 to 150 pounds at 14 56 No 4 110 to 138 pounds at 14 39 No 5 80 to 110 pounds at 14 35 sows around 19 60 hogs overall steady with barrows and gilts near 18 00.
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Thomasville
Chicago
USDA
U. S
California
Alabama
Louisiana
Moultrie Hog Market
Moultrie
Weather Report for Thomasville Georgia June 12 1946
Observation from Thomasville GA at 8 00 am local time shows mostly cloudy conditions with a forecast of afternoon thundershowers for today tonight and Saturday. Temperatures show yesterday’s high and last 24 hours low, with monthly highs and lows and precipitation totals and normal for the month.
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Thomasvilles Ga
U. & Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau
New York Cotton Futures Close With Mixed Spreads
Trading in New York cotton futures shows mixed activity with contract notes at 29 cents plus on several months. Prices posted: May 29.53, July 29.38, June 29.18, October 29.39, December 29.55, March 29.56.
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New York
Tly
Jly
Negro in Kilby death cell fights police to avoid electrocution
Montgomery dispatch says 30-year-old slayer Leroy Mincey refused to surrender sheets used to block door and battled seven officers. After an hour delay he walked to the chair, was strapped in, and died at 1 07 a.m. Gov. Sparks had denied clemency.
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Montgomery
Ala
Kilby
Joe Mincey
Salvation Army
Mincey
Otto Dees
E. P. Gray
R. Pitt Williams
Chauncey Sparks
Bowman Seeks Searcy Seat With Pledge Of Fair Administration
A political appeal from D F Bowman asks Thomasville District voters to replace Mr C Searcy. Bowman promises to serve the people fairly impartially and honestly and to provide good business administration, asking for votes and support.
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Thomasville
C. Searcy
ESS
Interest Seen Lagging in Ga Governor Race
Georgia gubernatorial candidates traded charges as observers reported cooling public interest in the five cornered race. James V. Carmichael wrapped up a North Georgia tour visiting Dalton and Canton, while former Governors Talmadge and Rivers made campaign stops in Covington Edison Blakely Waycross Albany. Rivers assailed Arnall, and Talmadge claimed the press misrepresented his views.
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Atlanta
Georgia
James V. Carmichael
North Georgia
Dalton
Canton
Eugene Talmadge
Covington
E. D. Rivers
Edison
Blakely
Talmadge
Waycross
Albany
Rivers
Arnall
Eivyn
Capitol
Baruch Urges International Atomic Authority to Enforce Sanctions
Baruch argues for a global atomic authority with managerial control over all atomic energy, licensing power, and strict sanctions to deter violations. He warns the UN charter veto blocks must not shield violators and calls for enforceable international law with teeth.
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United Nations
Union of Soviet Socialist Republic
United Kingdom
China
France
United States
Baruch
International Atomic Development Authority
Grey Statesman
Council
Commission
Security Council
General Assembly
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H R. Turner
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