Wall Street Report Industrials Rails Off As Mart Calms Down
The New York stock market cooled after a record volume session. The Dow dipped to 92.36 at noon, with losses trimmed as investors bought on dips amid cautious readjustment following Thursday’s 21.35 million share volume. Major movers included American Telephone and Polaroid with mixed gains and losses among Industrials, Utilities, and Rail stocks.
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Simons Warns Georgia Keeps Farm Profits Local
Henry M. Simons Jr., executive director of Georgia Agribusiness Council, urged Georgians to expand home processing and manufacturing of farm products. He cited farm output growth since 1952 and criticized selling livestock to distant states, calling for start to finish handling within Georgia.
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Commodity Prices and Market Report Atlanta and Regions
Atlanta area reports show weekly receipts at 24 markets totaling 11 500, up from 11 100 last week and 10 000 a year ago. Prices listed for cattle, calves, hogs, and poultry with ranges across grades and weights. Cotton futures opened unchanged to 20 cents lower, while fruit and vegetable markets note steady demand and moderate receipts in Georgia and surrounding areas.
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Blood program at Archbold faces shortfall in blood donations
Red Cross Bloodmobile visit to Thomas County shows 59 pints collected toward a 100 pint monthly quota. Hospital officials warn the program may be cut if donations do not rise, noting 71 donors attended and 12 were rejected. Past months used 123 pints in March and 106 in April.
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Area Deaths E W Proctor
Meigs area confirms the death of Edward W. Proctor aged 72 in Columbia South Carolina. A former resident he lived in Columbia for 45 years and was a retired manufacturer’s agent for building material supplies. Survivors include his mother Mrs J B Proctor two brothers Rion and B Proctor both of Meigs and two sisters Mrs C H Redfern of Thomasville and Mrs C H Stewart of Milton Florida.
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Former Speaker Hand Runs for Senate in 10th District
Pelham banker Fred B. Hand announces candidacy for Georgia Senate in the 10th District. Hand, former Speaker Pro Tempore and Speaker of the House, highlights his 22 years in public service and leadership roles in Pelham. He lists business, banking, farming ties, family, and prior legislative work including the Minimum Education Foundation. Primary set for September 12.
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Airman Atkinson Completes Basic Training at Amarillo
Airman Joseph W. Atkinson son of Mr and Mrs Joseph W Atkinson Sr RR 1 Meigs GA has finished basic training at Amarillo AFB Texas He is assigned to the Air Force Technical Training Center at Lackland APB Texas for security police schooling A 1966 Central High School graduate
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Arizona State University tightens art exhibit guidelines
Guidelines define what counts as an art exhibition. Gilbert Cady said an exhibit on the mall was closed after health officials declared a decayed horse head posed a serious health hazard to the campus.
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Egg Market Prices in Atlanta Report
In Atlanta, Georgia today egg prices show extra large 42 to 47 cents, large 40 to 48 cents, medium around 14 to 37 cents, and small near 14 to 28 cents per dozen. The listing reflects market quotes with regional variation.
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