Grain and Livestock Prices Across Georgia and South
June 16 1950 reports show farm markets in Georgia Alabama and Florida with steady to higher prices for calves and hogs. Good and Choice loads range around 18 to 19 dollars per 100 pounds while cattle values reach into the high teens for various weights. North Georgia poultry markets steady to firm with brisk demand and short supplies. New Orleans cotton prices rise on buyers and short covering with noon quotes up about one cent.
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Georgia
Columbus
Moultrie
Pifton
Dothan
Alsville
Tallahassee
Mace
Alweek
Nile
Alabama
Florida
South Georsus I
Tri-State
South Inda
South Florida
South
North Georgia
Uta
USDA
North, Georgia
Eady
Surie
New ‘Orleans
New: Orleans
Jne-16
New York
Steel
Republic Steel
Studebaker
U. S. Rubber
Caterpillar
Tractor
Schentey
Philco
Radie Corp
Western Union
Ameri Can Can
American Bantam Car
Blue Ridge
Cities Service
Creole Petroleum
Cuban Atlantic Sugar
Rotary Epectric Steel
Pittsburgh Metallurgical
Niagare Hudson Power
N. J. Zinc
Banium Steel
Colden Petroleum
Crystal Oil Kaiser-Kazer
United Shoe
Raytheon Mfe
Alleghany Corp
Armour & Co
Atch
T & SF
Atl Refining
East Ohio
Elanese” Corp” Sa
Ches & Ohio
Columbas
Eastern Air L. Keversharp
Firestone
T&r
Florida Power lGen Foods
3Tate
Liggett & Myers
Neec Loews Corp
Fla
Googrleh
Goodyear TR
Inols
Harvester
Kress
Reading Co
Rexall Druga
Sas
Reynolds Tob
Fee Sa
Schenley
Ind
Wedice
Sears Weebuck Shue
Tee
Sinclair
OTK Southern Co
Southern Paveae
Studebaker Corp Wat
Swift Co
Texas Co
Tex Pac
Textron
Union Pacific
United Aircraft
Warner Bros
Cowie
Bong Willys Overland
B'S Woolworth Cpw
Wall Street Edges Along In Slow Trading Day
Stocks drifted in a thin market with small gains and losses around a stable close. Notable movers included General Electric and Caterpillar while several steel and chemical names showed mixed prices and convertibles backed off.
Markets at a Glance June Market Update
New York June market at a glance notes cotton firm and cash grain activity. Corn receipts are large while oats trade is active. Hog prices advance 25 to 60 cents with top at 20.25. Cattle values ease up to 50 cents lower.
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New York
Turpentine and Rosin Prices and Shipments Reported in Savannah
Savannah June 16 AP turbentine offerings and sales show receipts 318 shipments 147 stocks 2667 rosin offerings and safes none receipts 1425 shipments none stocks 178 cause unchanged quote.
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Savannah
Turpentine
Weather Summary for Thomasville Georgia June 16 1960
Partly cloudy and warm through Sunday with widely scattered thundershowers this afternoon and Saturday afternoon, becoming more scattered Sunday afternoon. Highest yesterday 105, lowest 65. Monthly high 105 and low 4 in records. Precipitation totals 0.12 in last 24 hours, 2.10 in month, 20.46 since January 1st. Normal for the month 5.45.
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Thomasville
Truman vetoes basing point bill obscuring laws
President Truman vetoed the basing point bill arguing it would obscure rather than clarify pricing laws under the federal trade commission and Clayton acts. The veto, during a period of Democratic split, follows his veto of the Kerr Natural Gas bill and cites a 1948 Supreme Court decision on basing point pricing and freight absorption.
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Washington
Truman
Kerr Natural Gas
Supreme Court
Cement Institute
Congress
Thompson to speak at least twice today in Georgia
M. E. Thompson planned to deliver at least two of three scheduled speeches today in Tignall Washington and Thomson after resting his voice. Evans, former House Speaker under Eugene Talmadge, attacked Herman for not living up to the Talmadge legacy, saying Georgia is in a sorry plight.
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Lexington
M. E. Thompson
Tignall
Washington
Thomson
Talmadge
Randall Wyans
Evans
House
Eugene Talmadge
Herman
Georgia
Evang
Georgia Produce Prices Reported in Mixed Range
Georgia prices show wide variation for crops with okra at 4.50 to 9.00 per bushel in hampers and large to medium sizes 2.50 to 3.50. Cucumbers valued at 1 602.50 and green beans lighter with poles 1.50 to 2.25. Round green type sold 1 001.75 and potatoes 2.00 to 3.50 per hundredweight.
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Georgia
Georgia Senate Hopeful Attacks George on Trade and Taxes
Atlanta attorney Alex McLennan running for the senate seat of Walter George attacked George over reciprocal trade agreements and tax exemptions for the wealthy. He claimed farmers and cotton workers suffer from dumped textile products and accused Atlanta newspapers of bias in supporting George.
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Alex
McLennan
Atlanta
Senate
Walter George
George
Georgia
America
The
Journal and Constitution
Ten Percent Continued Shows Varied County Voter Rates
The article details voting percentages by county with Camden and Hancock among high- turnout areas and Lincoln and Dawson near the low end. It notes shifts in voter registration under 1949 1950 laws. the 1948 list was revived for two years while re registration continues.
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Camden
Baldwin
Hancock
McItosh
Dougherty
Bryan
Was
Dawson Counties
Lancoln
Banks
Catoosa
Chariton
Clayton
Fayette
Gilmer
Murray
Rabin
Seminole
Syracuse Chemist Case Ties Spies to Atomic Project
The FBI said Greenglass obtained atomic secrets himself and faces U S Commissioner Edward W McDonald. Harry Gold was arrested in Philadelphia May 23 and held on 100000 bail for aiding Klaus Fuchs. Slack a Kingsport Tennessee paint firm chemist linked to RDX and the Oak Ridge project is held on 100000 bail with arraignment in Utica and plea in Knoxville. Slack denied guilt and claimed no memory of Gold. His wife refused reporters at their Clay New York home.
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Atomic Project
New Mexico
Greenglass
FBI
New York City
Brooklyn
U. S
Edward W. McDonald
Gold
Philadelphia
Fuchs
Britain
Slack
Kingsport
Tennessee
Manhattan Atomic Project
Oak Ridge
Tenn
Utica
Knoxville
Harry Gold
A. van W. Hancock
Sundure Paint Corp
Clay
Syracuse
Holston Ordance
Klaus Fuchs
England
Negro Presbyterian church Bible school opens next Monday
The 21st annual session of the All Bible ... opens next Monday at the Negro Presbyterian church Bible school.
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Presbyterian Church Bible
city services and officials listing amid municipal notes
A fragmented list shows city departments such as Fire Department Light Plant Hospital Police Sheriff Office Ambulance and Post Office with related officials and numbers, indicating a municipal directory segment. The text provides names or roles scarce, suggesting a catalog of city services and administrative offices.
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Fire Department
Aman
Clerk & Treas
Sheriff’s Office
Whiddon
Archbold Hospital
Bank of Thomas County Promotes Local Banking
The Bank of Thomas County emphasizes friendly service in Thomasville as a community oriented institution with member ownership and focused on local customers and steady financial guidance.
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Bank of
Thomas County
Thomasville
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NEW York Stock Lists
Crowder
E. Jackson
Brewton Supply Co
Thompson
Times-Enterprise
A. CG
McLeod
M-M Grocery
Moultrie Road
W. Jackson
Sunnyland
Prince Albert
City Fruit Co
City Fruit” Co
Earl Mayo
Boston
Vaughan's Sporting Goods
Vance Jenkins
Campbell Street
Ford Tractor
A. C. McLeod
Banfield
Biltmore) Glass Co
Fletcher St. Ph
Tuck Imp.Co
Fina Foam
Steyer‘man’s
Tuck Imp. Company
Tuck Imp. Co
Thomasville Homes
Seminole Pharmacy
Tuck's
Moon Jewelry Co
N. Broad
Thomasville Hardware& Supply Co
Edgewood Drive
OAK Restaurant
Babien and Chairs
Ock
Prise
eOttlve
Tuck’s
Thomasv
Ile
Thomasville Home & Auto Supply
Bendix
Harrison Milling Co
V. V. Curtis
Ul WE Poultry
Yati Reckel Poultry Co
Campbell St
J. N. Rosalio
S. Broad St
Billy Chastain
Chastair Transfer
van Transfer & Storage Co
Bellis Paint Co
S. Hansell
M. L. Simmons
W. Clay St
R. L. Sanders
Crawford St
SRUCK
Hiere—Sefore von Haul
C.K Wooten
Care Smith Tire’ & Battery. Co
Troy Johnson
Madison
Hansell St
Phona
Spr Hill
Boston Road
E. Kelly
Madison St
Ouzable City
J. T. Selph
N. Crawford, St
Les Steve M. Watkins
Automotive Service
Thomasville Motors, Inc
Fleether St
Tom‘s Motors
Smith
Redd Tire & Motor Co
Triangle
Cut Rate Auto Porta Co
JEEP
P. O. Box
Packard
Good Motor
FORD
Hudson
Commodore
Raum
Chevrolet
Smith Ave
Aero
Bath
Mercury
Cairo
Pine View Tavern
Ed Horne
Florida Times-Union
Photuc
Walter
Jenkins
Lincoln - Mercury Co., Inc
N. Madison St
Avon Cosmetics
Avon
BE. M. Bradbury
N. Monroe
FELD
Decatur
Grady
Miller
Baker
Thomas
R. M. Veach
Chestnut St
Quincy
GAB
Perfor
Martha Reichert
Myrtle Beasley
Apt
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