Stock market opens with mixed shifts and sector leaders
The stock market opened higher then drifted to a mixed to lower tone in early trading. Major gainers included aircrafts, chemicals, steels, motors, and distillers while electrical equipment recovered. Railroads airlines and some names like Bethlehem Steel and Studebaker showed weakness with mixed results elsewhere.
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York
Mie
Beth‘Neham,Steel
Studebaker
Montgomery? Ward
Schenley Industries
Mpelephone
American
Binéling
Allied Chemical
New Central
Standard - Oily
Douglas Aircraft
Earth
Consolidated Edison
Glenn m. Kennecott Copper
West Inghouse Electric
General Electric Wate
Atlanta Market Receipts Mixed on Fruits and Vegetables
On Tuesday morning at the Atlanta fruits and vegetables market receipts were liberal to heavy with slow trading. Georgia cabbage sold around 1.00 per bag and turnips and greens showed varied prices, cucumbers ranged from 1.50 to 3.00 per bush, and crowders and beans traded between 0.60 and 2.50 per unit.
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Atlanta
Georgia
North Georgia Poultry Prices and Weights Report
Atlanta market update notes North Georgia poultry with 3 pounds plus weight and weather impacting growth. Prices paid as of 10 a.m. showJOY-fryers 2 1/2 to 3 1/2 pounds at 146 23 f o b plants 22.
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North GA
Atlanta
North Geordi Te
Packer Hog Market Report From Georgia and Chicago
Estimated receipts total 600 cattle 215 calves 800 hogs at plants in Albany Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Dothan and Jacksonville. Hog prices mostly 15.1.00 lower with by weight ranges 23.25 to 23.75 for 180 240 lb barrows and gilts and 21.26 to 22.25 for 140 160 lb hogs. Chicago hog receipts 9 000 trade very slow with lightweight barrows and gilts 50 75c lower. most sales 180 220 lb Choice 24.60 to 25.00 top 26.25.
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Thomasville
Albany
Moultrie
Tifton
Dothen
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
Chicago
Cotton futures hold steady with mixed declines
New York at 11 45 a.m. cotton futures were unchanged to 25 cents a bale lower with July at 34.07, October 34.09, December 34.09, March 34.22, May 34.26, July 33.98, October 33.18, December 33.10.
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New York
Jly
Bridge Tournament Planned At Glen Arven
Plans for a Glen Arven bridge tournament tied to the Piney Woods golf weekend were announced by co chairs Mrs T F Harlow and Mrs W D Jones. The event runs July 3 and 5 with two hour time limited games from 2 30 to 6 30 p m daily and prizes for top daily scorers plus grand prizes for both days. Registration starts this month and fees are 50 per day per person with reservations by telephone or mail.
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Glen Arven
Piney Woods
T. F. Harlow
W. D. Jones
Cairo
Pelham
Harlow
Jones
Gordon Avenue
Judge Bootle Sits As Ingram Land Case Proceeds
Judge W A Bootle presides as the Ingram land condemnation case continues in U S District Court. The dispute over damages for several hundred acres within the Woodruff dam site near Bainbridge on the Flint River involves attorney Custer and Kirbo arguing for more than the government offer. The trial likely ends tomorrow with hearings on adjacent tracts and may extend into next week before Judge Bootle travels to Thomasville.
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Bootle
Ingram Land
W. A. Bootle
Ingram
U.S. District Court
Woodruff Dam
Flint River
Bainbridge
Custer and
Kirbo
Thomasvilla
Swim Classes Start Friday at Glen Arven
Swimming classes begin Friday at 10 a.m. at the Glen Arven Country Club Hanna Memorial Pool. Lifeguard Lonnie Whitehead leads instruction for advanced and beginner swimmers. Registration is at the pool office as swimmers have shown strong interest since opening.
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Glen Arven
Glen Arven Country Club
Hanna Memorial Pool
Lonnie Whitehead
Whitehead
Calendar of events list with clubs and meetings
Today's events include Pilot Club at Elks at 6 30 p m Hospital Trustees at Out-Patient Clinic Building at 8 p m Wednesday 16 a m Idea Exchange Club at Youth Center 4 30 p m Annual picnic at St Thomas Episcopal Church Bob's Big Time supper 6 30 p m Thursday Rotary Club at Glen Arven 1 p m Atlanta Baptist choir at Baptist Church then continues
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Elks
Idea Exchange
Youth Center
Town Folk News Highlights Local Visitors and Births
Mr and Mrs Jimmy Anderson return from a ten day visit to Lexington Virginia. Hospital admissions include Mrs Norman B Watkins Mrs Bryan W Howell and James Powell Pinson. Baker Watkins welcomes a baby son at Archbold Memorial Hospital June 14. James C Stewart and son Jimmy head to Atlanta for James to attend UGA division. City Attorney Hayward Vann attends a Commission meeting in W absence of W W Alexander. Leskenic welcome baby girl born June 14. Panama City Beach Florida trip for Frankie Nell Lewis Miss Jean Bryant and Frankie Nell Lewis depart for a Florida vacation. Moultrie residents head to Fort Walton Beach for a week. William Lloyd Bibb IV to Dahlonega for summer school, visits Anita Bibb in Atlanta en route. Out of town admissions include James A Weston Cairo Mrs John A Grant Meigs Mrs Julia Asbell Ochlocknee and Mil dred Lee Mims Boston. Claude Godwin returns to UGA after vacation and Dean List honor with August BA. Barwick couple Lawson W Hardy and Marcus Calhoun with Denver west trips and Junior Federation role by Mrs Calhoun. Supt R D Blakeney returns from Daytona Beach for Southern States Work Conference. he joins multiple committees at the conference. Mrs Blakeney and child accompany him.
Thomas County 4-Hers Eye District Titles in Tifton
Twenty four Thomas county 4-H members will travel to the South Central District Project Achievement Meeting in Tifton June 16 17 18 to compete for district titles with 25 other counties. Readying for juried demonstrations and record books, both girls and boys from Thomasville Pavo and Pelham will vie in projects ranging from fruit pies to livestock judging. Two delegates will serve as voting district council members and may run for office.
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Thomas County
4-H
Tifton
Afice
Mmhalla Smith
Kamada
Auamed WI Maiuai
Fort
Pavo
Betty Green
Judy Crocker
Thomasville
Betty Jo White
Cynthia Cooper
Pelham
Mary Wurst
Eileen Crocker
Camille Titus
Georgia-H Club Congress
Atlanta
Wesley Blair
David Scully
Ernest Cain
Larry Scott
Elbert Anderson
P. W. Bryan
Claude Crocker
Leon Hurst
Sandy Ganyard
Epps Buber
Ann—Fort
P._W. Bryan
Airlines carry more passengers earn less
The article notes record May passenger numbers across major carriers yet profits lag. Eastern Air Lines reports best May yet requires more passengers for same earnings. American sets a 325 million passenger mile record but expects weaker quarterly earnings. Industry cites rising costs per plane mile and slower traffic growth as load factors slip.
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Steven V. David
New York
Eastern Air Lines
Trans World Airlines
American Airlines
American
United Airlines
Sixteen Misconduct Charges Filed Against Hoffman
TRENTON N J Sixteen misconduct charges were announced against former Gov Harold G Hoffman who died 11 days earlier The charges include a false deposit of 300 000 in state funds and embezzlement alleged to finance campaigns and pay off a blackmailing official Hoffmans daughter said he admitted diverting about 800 000 over the years to political ends and to cover debts Three top aides were suspended and a fourth resigned Hoffmans widow was granted a 6000 a year state pension under review by Meyner Richman and the banking commissioner
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trenton
N. J
Harold G. Hoffman
Robert B. Meyner
Hoffman
New Jersey
Mayner
Grover C. Richman
South Amboy Trust Co
Meyner
Richman
Warren Gaffney
Ada Hoffman Leonard
Madison
Congress
Leonard
Saints and Sinners
Gover ‘Nor Bee
Bethel Chapter No 30 Meeting at Masonic Building
Fellowship hour followed by an 8 p.m. Chapter No 30 gathering in Bethel Commandery at the Masonic Building.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fellowowship Hour
Bethehem ‘Commandery
Masonic Building
Summerour-Germen Engaged for August Wedding
Miss Theresa Mae Summerour to wed Olin Phillip Germen of Atlanta. The ceremony is set for August 31 at First Methodist Church in Donalsonville. Theresa Mae graduated from Seminole High with basketball honors and student leadership roles. Germen is a Druid Hills High alumnus and a UGA Atlanta Division student who served four years in the armed forces.
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Donalsonville
Earl Lafayette Summerour
Theresa Mae
Olin Phillip Germen
Atlanta
First Methodist Church
Summerour
Seminole High School
Tri-Hi-Y
Library Guild
German
Druid Hills High School
Armed Services
University of Georgia
Pregnant Mother Clings To Boxer Saves Her Children
Agnes Stavnicky a 30 year old pregnant mother clung to the snarling 90 pound boxer Baron to shield her three children in a Cleveland basement police arrived and in the confrontation the officer shot her in the leg as she rode the dog to keep it from attacking.
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Boxer
Cleveland
Agnes Stavnicky
Baron
Margaret Stavnicky
Albert Moenich
Moenich
Miss Merle Crew Honored At Tea Shower
Mrs James McMillan Mrs Roy Groover and Mrs Ralph Groover hosted a tea shower Tuesday at Ochlochnee Baptist Church parlors for Miss Merle Crew. Her June 27 marriage to Leland Barnes Jr was noted as a forthcoming event. About 130 guests attended the affair.
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James McMillan
Roy, Groover
Ralph Groover
Merle Crew
Leland Barnes, Jr
Ochlochnee Baptist Church
L. A. Crew
Leland Barnes, Sr
Cairo
Betty Jean Groover
Florence McMillan
Dawn Groover
Gail Groover
Marilyn Clark
Mary Leah Singletary
Miss Crew
Five Arrested In Probe Of Rioting In Cananea
Five men were arrested and jailed in Cananea Mexico amid an investigation into inciting a mob that stormed the city jail last Tuesday. Benjamin Rios reported the arrests ordered by Sonora state prosecutor Abraham Aguayo. no charges were filed yet and names were not released. The jail crowd sought eight detainees held for squatting on property owned by the Cangnea Cattle Co a firm owned by U.S. citizens.
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Cananea
Mex
Benjamin Rios
Cananes
Abraham Aguayo
Sonora
Cangnea Cattle Co
U.S
Nat Williams Leaves For Hollywood Meet
Mr. N. M. Williams will represent Interstate Enterprises on the Executive Committee of the Theatre Owners of America at Hollywood this week. He left Tallahassee by air this morning at eight thirty and is due to land at five thirty to attend the festivities this evening with eleven other members on the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
N. M. Williams
Interstate Enterprises
Theatre Owners of America
Hollywood
Calif
Tallahassee
Williams
Fatal shooting of dog during burglary near Lederer Iron & Steel Co
A bullet ricochet struck Mrs Stavnicky as a wounded dog fled upstairs to a children's bedroom. William Leonard, a patrolman, shot and killed the dog as it lunged toward him. Mrs Stavnicky and her husband, a Lederer Iron and Steel Co foreman, have three children Patricia 12 Kenneth 11 and Barbara 7.
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Mrs. Stavnicky
William Leonard
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York Stock List
Ene
Alleghany
Allis Challon
T&t
Aincon
Ohio
Trac
Buel Mills
Chrysier
Orac
Diana
East Air LiErle
Eversharp
Firestone
Gen Foods
Glidden Pol Goodrich Goodyear
Greyhound
Harv Kresge
Kréssoe Man
Cpigg & Myockh Air
U.S Steel
Eeereeerates Aeons
Aaa
Meer
Esteas
Sepee
Orreen
Illiams
Packer Hog Market
Jimmy Anderson
Lexington
Virginia
Thomasvillians
Norman
Watkins
Bryan W. Howell
James Powell Pinson
Baker Ewen Watkins
Archbold Memorial Hospital
James C. Stewart
Jimmy
Stewart
The
Hayward Vann
Commission
W. W. Alexander
John Charles Leskenic
Leskenic
Olga Zalamas
Frankie Nell Lewis
Misa Jean Bryant
Panama City Beach
Dick Bracey
John L. Turner, III
Jack and Mandy
Aubrey Jackson
Rob Wright, Jr
Fort Walton, Fla
William Lloyd Bibb, IV
North Georgia Allege
Dahlonega
Anita Bibb
St. Joseph's Infirmary
James A. Weston
John A. Grant
Meigs
Julia Asbell
Ochlochnee
Mildred Lee Mims
Boston
Claude Godwin
Godwin
Lawson W. Hardy
Barwick
Mrs. Hardy
Kentucky
Marcus Calhoun
Denver
Supt
R. D. Blakeney
Daytona Beach
Southern States Work Conference
William 9. Lutz
Division of Employment Security
Jean A. Chianese
Thomas B. Faherty
Olin
Phillip Germen
Nat Williams
Inwood Lake
Flower Shop
Tallahassee Highway
P. O
Member
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Don
Inara
Nash
New Low Nash
Rambler Metropolitan
Nash Motors
American Motors Corp
Detroit
F.C
Madison Street
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