New York Stock Market Rises Sharply In Early Trading
The New York stock market surged in early dealings following yesterday's strong performance. Prices rose about 2 points at best with sharp gains in select issues and small overall losses. Container Corp led with a 3 percent gain after declaring a 75 cent dividend. Union Pacific rose 2 points after an 8 percent rise yesterday. Other notable gainers included U S Steel Chrysler Douglas Aircraft Homestake Mining American Cyanamid Central Electric Santa Fe New York Central Sinclair Oil and United States Gypsum.
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New York
Container Corp
Union Pacific
U.S. Steel
Chrysler
Douglas Aircraft
Homestake Mining
American Cyanamid
Gentral Electric
Santa Fe New York Central
Sinclair Oil
U.s.gypum
Packer Hog Market Report From Georgia and South East
June 16 1954 Thomasville Ga Beef and hog price ranges across major plants in Albany Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Ga Dothan Alabama and Jacksonville Florida hog receipts down midweek hogs 75 to 100 lower with weights from 140 to 270 pounds offering 21 to 24 per hundred pounds plus sows and heavier hogs. Atlanta North Georgia cattle auctions report steady to higher slaughter steers and heifers calf prices strong stocker activity and mixed cow and bull movement with various price bands across 500 to 650 pound slaughter categories and large lot loads noted.
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Thomasville
Albany
Moultrie
Tifton
Dothan
Alabama
Jacksonville
Fla
Chicago
North Georgia
Atlanta
Meat production climbs to a near record level in week ended June 12
Washington reports 349 million pounds of meat under federal inspection for the week ending June 12, up 14 percent from the prior week and 6 percent from the same week last year. Cattle slaughter reached 365000 head, 14 percent higher than the week before and 11 percent above the prior year. Calf slaughter was 140000 head, modestly higher than the previous week.
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Washington
U.S. Dept. of Agriculture
North Georgia live poultry market reports mixed demand
North Georgia live poultry market notes good demand for finished broilers or fryers weighing three pounds or more. Lighter weights show ample supply but offerings are modest as many sellers hesitate to ship. Prices paid 24 hours ending 10 a.m. indicate broilers or fryers 24-314 lbs at farm 22-4 and 28 for fob plant 23-14-4.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Farma
Atlanta Produce Prices on Market Report
Atlanta market morning trade showed moderate activity with heavy receipts. Georgia cabbage sold around 1.00 per bag while butterbeans brought 2.00 to 2.50 per bushel and field peas crowders 1.25 to 2.00. Blackeyes 1.00 to 1.50, yellow crookneck squash 15 to 1.00 per bushel, okra around 3.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Swimming Party Set At Glen Arven Club
A swimming party will be held at the Glen Arven Country Club this Saturday evening for members and out-of-town guests. Dr and Mrs Julian Neel are in charge of arrangements for the entertainment committee of the Club. The Hanna Memorial Pool will be open from 7 p.m. until 10 p.m. for the members and there will be light refreshments served at the pool.
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Glen Arven Country Club
Julian Neel
Hanna
Oppenheimer cautions on H-bomb push after Soviet test
In testimony linked to a 1949 AEC advisory panel, J. Robert Oppenheimer recalls urging strength and alliance after the Soviet atomic test. He cites James B. Conant's warning against rushing a thermonuclear weapon and notes the panel preferred not to initiate a full scale H-bomb program.
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Oppenheimer
Russia
Arthur H. Vandenberg
R-Mich
James B. Conant
Harvard University
AEC
United States
Pacific
Cucumber and corn price quotes in Georgia markets
Prices from Georgia markets show cucumbers sold at 00-3.25 bushels and 1.50-3.00 per unit. Yellow and white corn costs mostly 30-35 cents per dozen ears.
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Georgia
Hospital Trustees Meet Free List Services and Improvements
The hospital board held a June meeting approving most committee recommendations. The Finance Committee reported 3800 dollars in services placed on the free list while a new sewer system costing over a thousand dollars was approved to prevent overflow. A snack bar report urged clearer public information and plans for an extension including a chapel were discussed with Mr Prince Jinright and others.
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Board of Trustees
the Hospital
Finance Commttee
James &. Evans
Prince Jinright
Savannah Bible Teachers Return From Visit
Miss Rose Payne and Mrs. Robert Daniels, both prominent Savannah Bible teachers, returned with Dick Ferrell and children after spending days with Mrs. Ferrell’s mother, Mrs. R. T. Dickey on East Jackson Street. Payne, a Sydney native on a two year leave, spoke of travels in the Holy Land Europe and the Far East and teaches in Savannah schools. Daniels is a Bible teacher in a Presbyterian church school and an international Bible student.
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Rose Payne
Robert Daniels
Dick Ferrell
Savannah
Ferrell
R. T. Dickey
Hom
East Jackson Street
Miss Payne
Mrs. Daniels
Thomasville
Dickey
Daniels
Payne
Sydney
Australia
Holy Land
Europe
Far East
Presbyterian Church
Bainbridge Garden Club Elects Greene Azalea Circle Chair
Mrs. O. M. Greene was elected chairman of the Azalea Circle of the Bainbridge Garden Club. The group planned to improve the triangle area in West Bainbridge as its project for the coming year. Readings on native birds and a review of circle work were shared. The 15 members and a visitor attended with refreshments provided by several hostesses.
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Bainbridge
O. M. Greene
I. J. Harrell
W. B. Jackson
J. L. Brown
H. 8. Archer
L. F. Whigham
A Co. C. Harrell
H. S. Archer
J. W. McDuffie
R. E. Murphy
A. J. Rich
N. R. Belcher
Circle
Shoppers
Mesdames Murphy
Earle Donalson
E. A. Cloud
Fireman Reports Loss of Terrier After Grass Fire
A Manchester terrier belonging to a fire department boy is missing after straying Monday. Shelly Mash at the department is asked to report sightings. The day also saw a grass fire from a trash pile with no damage and a stove near 105 Walters Alley igniting nearby paper with little damage at Mattie Gatlin's house.
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Shelly Mash
Walters Alley
Mattie Gatlin
Moll Speaks to First Methodist Society on Nurse Training
Dr. Lloyd Moll, president of Georgia Southwestern College Americus, addressed the Woman's Society of Christian Service at the First Methodist Church. He outlined nurse training begun at the college, aided by two student nurses. He noted two main reasons for including training: hospital needs and homemaker suitability.
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Lloyd Moll
Georg S Southwestern College
Americus
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
First Methodist Church
Moll
South Georgia Medical Association
Maurice Dkyes
Woman's Society
W. R. Stewart
Woman’s Society
R. R. Ramsey
Specials
Walter Ernest Saunders, Jr
Paula Ann Nunnally
Fritz Frohberg
Circle No. 11
Albert Stringer
Local Woman Wins Prize in TV Quiz Hat Draw
Mrs. Marlon A. McCool of Thomasville, age 75 this month, won a top prize in a national TV contest sponsored by Gary Moore. She wrote 25 words or less about why Lily Dache hats suit elderly women and now owns an expensive Lily Dache designed hat on display at Steyerman's.
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Deigner
Lily Cache
Gary Moore
Lily Dache
Marlon A
Lenai McCool
Thomasville
Lily
Community events and meetings schedule for the week
Today at 4 30 p m annual precine for members at St Thomas Episcopal Church and a 6 30 p m supper. Thursday at 1 p m Rotary Club at Glen Arven and 7 45 p m Duanta Baptist choir at First Baptist followed by fellowship. 8 p m Chapter No 30 Bethlehem Commandery at Masonic Building and Youth Center open house for 6th to 8th graders. Friday 10 a m swimming classes at Glen Arven Pool and 1 p m Kiwanis at Glen Arven. 8 30 p m Eastern Star at Masonic Building and youth open house for 9th to 12th graders.
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St. Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Rotary Club
Glen Arven
Duanta Baptist
First Baptist Church
Bethlehem Commandery
Masonic Building
Kiwanis Club
P.m
Order of Eastern Star
Card of Thanks for Lillie Mae White
The family thanks all who showed kindness during Lillie Mae White’s long illness and death. They express appreciation for the flowers cards and telegrams from white and colored friends and readers.
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Lillie Mae White
Last Rites Set For Mrs Ouida G Clark
Funeral services for Mrs. Ouida Gunner Clark 38 of 126 College St will be held at 3 p m today at Salem Baptist Church with Rev A H Giddens and Rev R A Bowen officiating Burial will follow in the church yard pallbearers include Tom Hicks Al Sanders Tom Wills S H L E Clark and Merle Sumni Dekle Funeral Home in charge Mrs Clark died unexpectedly Monday morning She had worked at Vashti School for more than a year prior to marriage She is survived by her husband and a sister Mrs Terry Moncrief both of Thomasville
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Ouida Gunner Clark
College St
Salem Baptist Church
A. H. Giddens
Nashville
R. A. Bowen
Thomasville
Church
Tom Hicks
al Sanders
Tom Wills
S. H. L. E. Clark
Merle Sumni
Dekle
Clark
Vashti School
G. T. On
Berrien County
D. W.griner
Terry Moncrief
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