Riding Cultivators Plan for This Year’s Drop
Read as a local notice urging updated phone numbers for riding cultivators and coordinators. Targets readers to plan the season, with emphasis on contact lines and essential coordination.
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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 15, 1949
Page
4
Read as a local notice urging updated phone numbers for riding cultivators and coordinators. Targets readers to plan the season, with emphasis on contact lines and essential coordination.
Real estate listing offers colored homes for sale with immediate occupancy and low down payment terms. Contact Dave Perlman at phone 1057 for details.
Seeks a ride to Atlanta for a leg operation. Must be in Atlanta Thursday night or Friday morning. Contact Devearne TM Hurst via Times Enterprise or call night 1726 3.
The Senate may finish four amendments today as Taft predicts passage and shifts to a national emergency strike fight. Douglas and Hill propose a fifth amendment allowing government seizure of plants for up to 90 days to curb health or safety threats. Truman and labor unions attack Taft Hartley provisions while CIO AFL lawyers call the proposals cosmetic.
The ongoing coal strike pressured the economy with about 35,000 railroad workers furloughed. Railroads cited declines in freight traffic and extra shop layoffs. Bethlehem Steel laid off 500 workers as a readjustment due to slack orders. Observers estimate a one week walkout could leave 55 to 60 million tons of coal supply.
Vishinsky proposed ideas at the first Berlin meeting and the Western ministers studied his statement during a two hour intermission. He reportedly conferred with Moscow as the second half of the session opened and again at its close. Fertilizing pasture boosts yields and protein while reducing summer drops and controlling weeds.
The New York market rose for the largest gain in over a month with many leaders advancing about two points from Monday’s year low. Notables included U S Steel Chrysler Boeing and DuPont as corporate bonds stayed steady and government securities held firm in over the counter trading.
New York reports June 15 CAP market activity with stocks rallying in steels and motors while rails see demand. Chicago wheat firms on tight Oklahoma yields, corn and oats steady, hogs generally steady with tops around 21.00. livestock prices edge lower in some markets and oats show mixed traction.
New Orleans trading shows July touching a season high near 32.93 cents as weather concerns and stock strength lift futures. In New York, July hits 33.98 cents with increases across near term months amid uncertain crop prospects and reports of large switch trades.
Savannah Turpentine market notes offerins and sales figures with spot prices and stock levels. Prices quoted range with grade D and E around 6.00 to 6.56 per barrel while receipts and shipments show limited activity amid steady stocks.
North Georgia poultry market remains steady with good movement in most sections and stocks meeting demand. Barred Rock Crosses and New Hampshire Reds priced near each other. broiler prices ranged 26 to 36 cents fob farm for Tuesday afternoon and this morning with weights 35 to 28 cents.
Receipts at major western outlets including Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Dothan Jacksonville and Tallahassee report hogs steady to higher with lots 180 to 240 pounds bringing around 19.50 to 20.25 while 240 270 pounds run 19.00 to 19.50. Cattle slaughter classes steady to weak and Alabama markets easing 50 cents to 1.00 lower. Chicago livestock and grain sections show hogs 7 600 salable with firmer to steady pricing and mixed cattle quotes across weights with feeder and veal values noted.
Gov. Talmadge and Cravey issued a statement asserting State Treasurer Hamilton violated a 14 million maximum on deposits in four Atlanta banks. Cravey said banks hold 22.85 million and the depository board plans to shift 9.21 million to 370 depositories statewide, a move to curb Hamilton authority.
FBI documents read into the trial record mention Mrs. Condon wife of the National Bureau of Standards director as a contact between a Washington businessman and a Bulgarian UN official. The defense took over as the government rested in a case accusing a former Justice Department employee of stealing secrets.
Horse owners are advised to frequently check horses in pasture for scratches under the fetlocks. Symptoms include cracks and swelling. treatment calls for cleaning scabs and applying drying ointment daily.
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