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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 15, 1956

Page

5

Hog Market Slows Across Georgia and Alabama Regions

Hog receipts at major packing plants in Albany Moultrie Thomasville Tifton and nearby Dothan and Jacksonville show prices mostly 25 cents lower than yesterday and a week ago. U S No 1 2 3 barrows and gilts 180 249 pounds mostly 16 25 to 16 75 with some 16 00. mixed grades 160 180 pounds 15 25 to 16 00. lighter 140 160 pounds 14 50 to 15 50. In Chicago receipts 5000 with uneven trade and barrows gilts 16 25 to 17 00 190 270 pounds. North Georgia cattle in Atlanta report slower Thursday auctions with prices mostly steady to higher for some classes and calves and stocker gains.

Thomasville Albany Moultrie Tifton Dothan Ala Jacksonville Fla U. S Chicago Georgia Atlanta

New York Cotton Futures Dull on Mixed Declines

Cotton futures fell sharply on the New York market with July at 34.32, October 32.30, December 92.41, March 32.51, May 32.37, July 31.74, and October 30.71 as bids were lowered by 10 to 60 cents a bale while some months stayed unquoted.

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Poultry Market Steady Firm For Broilers At Farm Prices

The Atlanta poultry market shows broilers steady to firm with weights 2 to 3 pounds at farms 1844-30 f.o.b. plants 20. Hens softer with heavy type at farms 19-22, mostly 20, light type 14-17.

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North Georgia Po pler y Atlanta Produce Market Quotes

Trading on the Atlanta produce market Thursday and Friday morning showed liberal receipts. Georgia peaches sold at 3.00 per half bushel for 15% or larger. cantaloupes 2.00 to 2.75 per bushel. round cabbage 2.00 to 2.25 per bag. snap beans 3.00 to 3.60. pole beans 4.50 to 5.00. yellow crookneck squash 2.00 to 3.50. blackeyed peas 1.00 to 1.50 per bush. cucumbers 2.75 to 4.00.

Atlanta Georgia

Meigs Girl Severely Hurt In Car Overturning Crash

An 18 year old Meigs girl suffered severe head lacerations when a car traveling on U S 19 about 1.2 miles south of Meigs overturned during yesterday’s showers. The vehicle was driven by Ronald J Davis USN Mulberry Florida. Reggie Ann Davis was injured and transported to Pelham hospital. State Troopers Maxey and Bentley reported the incident.

Meigs Maxey and Bentley Ronald J. Davis USN Mulberry Fla U. S. 19 Reggie Ann Davis Pelham Hospital

Griffin pledges cooperation in fire prevention program

Gov. Marvin Griffin urged full Georgia support for a national fire prevention program at a state capital conference. He noted a $175,000 annual state system that cut insurance premiums by more than 25 million dollars yearly and urged local action through state inspectors and marshals.

Atlanta Marvin Griffin Georgia Capitol Griffin The International Assn. of Fire Chiefs Georgia State Firemen's Agan State Fire Marshal's Office

Split vote on civil rights and school aid bills in House Rules

In a party split on the House Rules Committee, civil rights and federal school aid bills moved toward floor votes next week. Chairman Howard W. Smith and Rep. Colmer defended the actions as unprecedented while opponents called it conspiracy. A Senate filibuster looms to block passage.

Washington House Rules Committee House Howard W. Smith Dva Senate Congress Smith Colmer Miss Trimble Ark Leo Allen Delaney Madden D-Ind O'Neill D-Mass Bolling D-Mo Clarence Brown Ohio Ellsworth R-Ore Allen Thornberry D-Tex Latham R-Ny Repubicans

Big Summer Opens At Ochlocknee Pool

Ochlocknee announces a regulation size pool opens for the summer with a big crowd and plans for the season. The first two weeks the pool operates Tuesday Thursday Saturday Sunday afternoons with a lifeguard on duty. Longtime helpers Hines and his wife Lucia support Salvation Army rehabilitation work in the Bowery.

Ochlocknee Munity Swimming . Sea Ochlochnee Recreational Association Hines Lucia Salvation

Ministerial Student to Serve at Quitman Church This Summer

Herman B Huff a ministerial student from Suwannee Seminary arrives in Quitman to serve as resident minister at St James Episcopal Church from now through September 15. He and his wife and two daughters will live in an apartment at the R A Hardy home regular services are planned all summer and a July 8 special service will feature Rev Michael J Kippenbrock of Valdosta and Bishop Rhett Start

Quitman Herman B. Huff Suwannee Seminary St. James Episcopal Church Suwannee Huff R. A. “Hardy Michael. J. Kippenbrock Valdosta Rhett Start

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