For Sale Classified Advertisement Snapshot
A local ad listing various items for sale including Prerna raised flyers at $1 each, ladies slide sandals at $1.98, boys and girls blue jeans, window door screens and cabinets custom made, baby diapers at $2.98 per dozen, and miscellaneous notes from Morris Rosenberg and West Radio Shop. Contact details: phone 448-1-1 and location 426 North Stevens Street.
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Nice Pren
North Stevens Street
Morris Rosenberg
Flood wipes out Mexican village. forty families missing
Agua Calientes Mexico June 16 AP about forty families are missing and may have been killed when two dams burst at dawn flooding Viu das de Oriente, twenty five miles away. Fourteen bodies recovered as救 rescue workers say few or no survivors likely. Waters from Tullill and Al catara dams created a seven foot deep lake.
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Agua Calientes
Mexico
Viudas de Oriente
Tullill
Alcatara
Packers Hog Market Report from Thomasville GA June 16 1947
Receipts at eight major plants in Georgia Alabama and Florida total cattle calves hogs with hogs active and steady. Market quotes list barrows and gilts 180 lbs and up at 23.00-23.50 with lighter weights 21.00-23.00 and 17.00-18.00 for 120-140 lbs. sows 18.90-20.50. Cattle buyers slow and lower on all classes with good steadied ranges for steers and heifers 19.00-23.00 and other grades down to 8.00-16.00. vealers 19.00-23.00 with some to 25.00.
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Thomasville
Georgia
USDA
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Tifton
Dothan Alabama
Jacksonville
Tallahassee
Florida
Stock market dips as President's message nears
New York stocks eased slightly in a narrowly irregular session ahead of the President's income tax reduction proposal. Major names such as Chrysler, Coca Cola, General Electric, and Western Union showed modest moves while bonds and other listings reflected cautious trading. The Chicago Butter and Eggs report noted firm dairy and egg prices with steady receipts.
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New York
Jun
Alleghany Corp al Chem & Dye
Allis Chalmers Amn Smelt & Amn
AT & Ay
Amn Woolen
Anaconda
Wwi
Atch T & SF
Beth Steel
Citerpil Tr
Wevopatece
Clelanese Corp
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler Corp
Coca Cola
Colgate-Palm-P
Calum G
Crucible Steel
Dupont de N — Wastern Air L
Vrke Leccessee
Iversharp
Firestone & i Gen Elec
Gen. Motors
Goodrich
Goodyear T & Graham Paige Hupp Corp
Int Harvester
Leehnman Corp
Ligge & Myers
Loew's Inc
Ansaeees
Asereseonee
Rere R
Lorillard
I Louis & ‘N
Mont Ward
Murphy G CG
Murray Corp
Nash Kelvinator
Noor & Western
Packard Motors
Penneey J. C
Penn RR
Pepsi-Cola
el Philco
Philip Morris
Radio Corp AM
Reo Motors
Schenler
Sears Roebuck
Pinechair
Steadbaker
Swift Se CO
Ccessns
Texas ‘Co
Tex' Pace C & O
Union Pac
Esssesses Egevesensseneseee
Cotton futures edge higher after early easiness
New York cotton futures moved irregularly higher after initial weakness. Short covering and mill buying followed favorable crop reports, with limited offerings. Foreign notes said Japan would curtail textile production, while German private trading neared resumption as zone officials agreed on handling details. Prices at late afternoon ranged up to five tenths higher to ten cents below prior close.
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New York
Japan
Germany
Chicago Livestock Market Report Summary
Salable hogs 7 500 to 11 000 with early trade up 25 50 cents under 240 lb, dull later bids steady. Cattle and calves totals 18 000 and 1 200 with steers 25 50 to 28 10 and bulls vealers steady. beef cows 14 00 to 17 50, canners 9 50 to 13 50. Top loads 1 171-1 314 lb fed steers 29 25.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
USDA
North Georgia Poultry Market Eases Slightly
North Georgia poultry prices eased from last week with some producers selling at 31 16 to 32 cents this morning and others holding at 32 cents. FOB farm prices for Monday morning ranged from 31 14 to 32 cents with birds weighing 2 to 2½ pounds.
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North Georgia
Atlanta
USDA
New Orleans Cotton and Chicago Grain Prices Report
New Orleans open shows mixed cotton futures with 25 cents down to 90 cents up from 10:30 a.m. levels, and various contracts listed with last prices. Chicago cash grain rounds include No 2 hard wheat at 2.84 44, corn largely between 2.09 and 2.34, oats around 1.01 to 1.04 and barley nominal ranges for malting and feeding.
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New Orleans
Chicago
Truman's Action on Tariffs and Rent Controls Progress
The article notes Senate House talks on a wool tariff bill allowing sale of a 430 million pound wool stockpile and import fees if foreign shipments disturb the market. Secretary Marshall cites Geneva negotiations on world trade as the bill moves. Senator Sparkman warns the President must accept a bill extending rent controls through Feb 29 with up to a 15 percent increase or drop federal rent ceilings this month.
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Tien
Senate House
Marshall
Geneva
Sparkman
Ala
House-Senate
Congress
Truman Vetoes Tax Bill Critiquing Relief Skew
President Truman argues against cutting taxes while debt remains high and inflation persists. He says H. R. 1 disproportionately favors high earners, offers limited relief to the average family, and urges a broader tax system revision including exemptions, excise, gift and estate taxes, and corporate taxes.
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Truman
Congress
Wallace warns Soviets could spark conflict if they push south
Former Secretary of Commerce and 1948 presidential hopeful Henry Wallace speaks at Watergate Amphitheatre amid a court challenge by the American anti Communist Association. He says the United States and Britain would fight if the Soviet Union advanced toward Turkey near Arabian oil fields, while adding he has no evidence of such plans. Wallace plans further remarks on enduring peace and his next campaign, as opponents question the legitimacy of the event and seek to cancel the permit managed by Interior Secretary Krug. Foreman defends the group against charges of communism or isolationism.
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Soviet Union
Turkey
Russia
Wallace
United States
Britain
American anti-Communist Association
O’konski
Rwis
Water Gate
Lincoln Memorial
Southern Conference For Human Welfare
House un-American Activities Committee
Clark Foreman
Atlanta
anti-Communist Association
Federal District Court
Krug
Foreman
House Committee
Germany
Truman
Weather report for Thomasville Georgia June 14 1947
Local observations at 8 00 a m show partly cloudy skies and moderate temperatures with little or no rain expected for two or three days. Temperatures yesterday ranged from 66 to 104 this month with 29 year to date totals and normals listed for the month. Precipitation totals show 26.50 inches since January 1 and 6.48 inches as the normal for the month.
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Thomasville
Department OF Agriculture
Weather Bureau
Savannah Turpentine Market Reports Day Totals
Savannah Ga June 16 AP Turpentine offerings 61 cents 257 sales 17 percent receipts 80 shipments 163 stock 4720 Rosin offerings 900 sales 0 receipts 918 shipments none stock 4720 Quote B 700 D 700 BH 725 F 731 H 731 1 731 K 781 M 731 N 731 WS 131 WW 731 1781.
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Savannah
Rosin
Wallace on Hungary, oil access, and communist policy
Wallace argues oil access should be shared among all nations and rejects viewing Hungary's overthrow as Russian expansion or coup. He says the change was driven by an internal Communist minority and distances himself from Communist positions, noting he has not read the Daily Worker.
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Wallace
Hungary
Daily ‘Worker
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Bank of Thomas County
Business Services, Inc
Scott Building
Julian A. Turrentine
Geo’l Mre
Crating Vann Transfer & Sige. Co
Alcoholics Anonymous
Busy Bee Co
Lorense H. Blow
J. N. Rosalio
Parks Bakery
M. L. Simmons Plumbing
W. Clay St
Pohne
Troy Johnson
N. Madison
Vanity Fair Beauty Salon
E. Jackson
Dollar’s Beauty Shop
McLellans
Conradi
Phone
W. Jackson
L. B. Godwin
Monroe Street
Fla
Middleton Insurance Agency
Upchurch
West Radio Sales & Service
Busiocas
Robi
Chautain
Marison
Business Services Inc
Recordio
Jim
Floyd
Milligan-Stringer Drug Store
SS R. Wooten
Care Smith Tire
Automotive
R. EB. Floyd
Nash Agency
Cut Rate Auto Parts Co
Sing Oil Station
S. Madison
P. D
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P. G. Miller
J. C. Pittman
Hardware & Farm Implements
Boston
Walker Howe, Co
Jackson St
Taux Imp. Co
Army-Navy
Robert FE
Chastain Gulf Olt Corp
Tuck Imp. Co
Christie Halls
E. Park Ave
Stewart Bottling Co
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E. C. Jordan & Co
Thomasville Home & Auto Supply Store
N. Broad
Searcy-Goodwin -Sales Co
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Jack Harris
E. C. Jordan Furniture Co
W. Jekikson
Canaries
Charles Pilcher
Migs
P. O
Tampa
Marco
Metchi
Rocco Pipe & Supply Co
Weat Radio
Sales & Service
West Radio Shop
Broad C. B. Wildman
Phore
Peachtree
Doetsch Bros. Lumber Co
W. Jackson St
Rose City
Jack’s Fruit Stand
West Jackson
City Fruit Co
R. Thomas,Jr
Broad St
North Broad S&j
James Gribben
Colonial Warehouse
Call 590
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Dawson
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MacIntyre & Edwards Scott
Carrabelle Beach
J. A. Redwinkle
East Call Street
Claire Drive
Times-Enterprise
Packer Hog Market
Pia
NEW York Stock -Lists
Eges
Dea
Justice
Brighton
Cairo
Dothan
Waycross
Tifton Tifton
Speive
Waycrosa
Ee Mentinalis
Trailways Bus Depot
Ici
Alday & Company
Devoe Paints
Creech
CCAL
VIA
TRAI
Thomasv Dole
Lakeland
Hahtra
Barney
Rock Hit
Pavo
Barwick
Hahira
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