Wall Street Pattern Returns as Gains Fade at Noon
New York AP reports a familiar market pattern with an early rise eroding by afternoon trading. The Dow dipped 52.26 to 60.74 at noon while steels and motors weakened and trading remained heavy as prices drifted off intraday highs.
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New York
Associated Press
Bey
Eloe
TIBM
Liggett & Myers
Dow Jones
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Greyhound
Gulf Oil
Olin
Owensil
Pepsi Cola
Ches & Ohie
Pure Oil
Chrysler
Repub
Collins Radio
Rexall
Met
Delta Air L
Sears Roek Dow Chem
Sinclair Aan du Pont
East Air L
East Kod
Filia P W
N J
Fia P&l
Swift
Ford
US Steel
Gen Tel & el
Warner B
Genesco
West UN Tel
Weary
Goodrich
Winn Dixie
Goodyear
Woolworth
New York Stock List North Georgia Poultry
North Georgia Poultry in Atlanta lists i Georgia live poultry with farm quotations for broilers and fryers. Includes hen categories heavy broiler breeder at farms and fob plant prices, light type at farms and fob plants, and old roosters heavy type at farms and fob plants.
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Atlanta i
Georgia
Produce and Hog Market Report From Georgia and Alabama
Atlanta market notes show light trading and below normal mid June offers for watermelons and peaches. Prices listed for Dixie Red peaches cabbage cucumbers cantaloupes squash butterbeans peas and okra with Florida and Georgia origins. Thomasville hog market reports steady prices across weight classes with higher week over week bids and diverse regional receipts.
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Thomasville
Lima
Crowder Ue
Pep Ste
Georgia
Cairo
Atlanta
Florida
Texas
Packers Hog Receipts and Georgia Cattle Auctions Report
Hog receipts in several Georgia markets totaled 3200 for a 24 hour period ending Friday with mixed weights priced mostly 50 cents higher than prior week. Chicago hog receipts 4000 and Georgia cattle auctions saw receipts 6425 with slaughter cattle and calves steady to higher amid active demand and reflections on North Georgia markets.
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U.S
Chicago
Georgia
North Georgia
County Commissioners Minutes May 8 1962 Thomaston Ga
Official minutes record regular session actions in Thomansville Georgia May 8 1962 chaired by Kelyton. Items include Magnolia Street grading agreement with city, paving contingency, and utility relocations. Approval of microfilming equipment contract with Foster-Crarett-Hartzog. Forestry budget with Thomas County share, road widening petitions for Galilee Road and Flatlog Bridge Road. Adjournment by Chairman Kreyton.
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Kelyton
Pittman
Willia
Pope
Stringer
Maddox
Russell
Vann
Elijah Till
Je. Pres
Progressive Club
Magnolia St
City of
Thomasville
Tle
Bartow
Magnolia High School
Foster- Crarrett-Hartzog, Inc
Birmingham
Ada
Furmish
Hingh Allen
District Forestry
Jack Foley
Thomas County Forestry Unit
Thomas County
Willison
Russells
Keyton
Georgia
Galilee Road
Russells Raiothon
Wood Stewart
St Paul
Jand Jetsoa
13Th Land District
Thermanville- Moultrie Highway
Ree Line
Apecial
Toow Kreyton
Atteat
W. B. Garrison
Public hearing on Remington Avenue rezoning proposal
A public hearing is set for Monday June 28 1987 at 7 PM in the Municipal Building Commission Chambers to hear a Planning Commission recommendation to rezone Remington Avenue area from R-2 to R-3. All interested parties are urged to attend. City Manager Herschel P. Snuggs directs participation.
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Tao PM
Commission Chambers
Municipal Building
Planning Commission
Remington Avenue
Fianson O
Seward Streets
Zanes
Melean Avenue
Herschel
Clergy Man Faces Detachment Dilemma Says Psychologist
Dr. John P. Kildahl a Lutheran minister and psychologist says ministers must maintain healthy emotional detachment to help others. He notes the pull of sympathy versus empathy and explains why clergy often shift from pulpit to private therapy after years in ministry.
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Ment
Brooklyn
Lutheran Medical Center
Dr. Kildahl
St. Olaf College
Northfield
Minn
Lutheran Seminary
St. Paul
New York University
Bethany Lutheran Church
Cassels Nominated Again as Legion Post 122 Commander
J. W. Cassels was named to serve another term as commander of American Legion Post 122 Cairo. Other candidates for 1962 offices include Ed Prince senior vice commander John W Edwards junior vice commander William Holton adjutant Edd Lee Childers finance officer Howard Collins service officer Norwood Trammel sergeant at arms Ralph Miller chaplain R P Bob Wight historian and Tommy Perkins Lowell Takles Loren Johnson executive committee. The election is set for July 3 with installation in August after the State Legion Convention at Macon.
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Cairo
J. W. Cassels
American Legion
Ed Prince
John W. Edwards
William Holton
Edd Lee Childers
Howard Collins
Norwood Trammel
Ralph Miller
R. P
Bob) Wight
Tommy Perkins
Lowell Takles
Loren Johnson
County Veterans Meeting Monday
The Thomas County Veterans Council will meet Monday at 8 p m at American Legion Post 31 in Thomasville. President Harvey Hull announced the 1962 63 officer election and planning for the year. All veteran organizations in Thomasville and Thomas County are urged to send representatives for Veterans Day ceremonies on November 11.
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Thomas County Veterans Council
American Legion
N. Madison St
Harvey Hull
Thomasville
Thomas County
Veterans Council
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Wall Street Report
New York Stock List
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
R. E. Miller
Valdosta
Citizens & Southern National Bank
Jackson
South Carolina
Ernest F. Hollings
Olin D. Johnston
D-S.c
Thomasville, Ga
of County Commissioners
Thomanville, Ga
Toumercial
BANK
Broad & Jackson Streets
Drive-In
Jefferson & Dayson
Jules Lohap
John P. Kildah
Legion Post 122
Cassels
State Legion
Macon
County Veterans Meeting
Panies, mC
Aan
Chevrolet
Plymouth
Whitewell
Thomasville Motors, Incorporated
Fletcher St
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