New York Stock Lists Mixed With Quiet Trading
The New York stock market was narrowly mixed with quiet trading. Steel shares rose slightly while motors utilities and most non ferrous metals held steady. Rails varied and oils edged down as progress names included U S Steel Nickel Plate Kennecott Copper and International Harvester.
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New. York
New York
Stoc
U. 8
Kennecott
International Harvester
Santa Fe
Standard Oil
Anaconda, Copper
Union Carbide
Georgia Produce Prices Slide on Atlanta Market
Heavy Georgia cantaloupes weakened with prices around 1.60 to 2.60 per bushel. Okra sold 3.50 to 4.50 per bushel while peaches ranged 1.28 to 2.50 per bushel. Dixtreds at 3.50 per 15% 4 inch. Snap beans 2.00 to 2.80, poles 3.00 to 4.50 per bunch, butter beans 2.78 to 3.28. Cabbage sacks mostly 2.00 to 2.25, best white corn in crates five dozen at 2.78 or higher. Cucumbers around 5.00 per crate.
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Atlanta
Georgia
Georgia Okra
Carolina
Savannah Turpentine and Rosin Market Report
Savannah market notes show turpentine and rosin with no current quotations. Shipments and stock figures appear for turpentine and rosin, with listed totals but incomplete data and spelling inconsistencies.
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Savannah Turpentine
Savannah P
New York Cotton Futures Hover Near Tiny Increases
In New York at 11:48 a.m. futures prices for cotton were mixed to slightly higher, with May around 40.84 cents a pound, July about 96.85, and October near 34.09, with December also noted.
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New York
York
New Orleans
Georgia, Chicago hog markets report varied prices and receipts
Federal state livestock receipts total 400 cattle 100 calves 1400 hogs at seven Georgia Alabama and Florida plants hog prices steady. Medium and 180 240 lb barrows gilts 19.60 19.75. 160 180 lb 18.75 19.25 140 160 lb 15.60 18.00. 235 270 lb 19.00 19.25. 270 320 lb 17.50 18.75. Sows 14.00 17.00. Chicago hog receipts 11 000 trade 26 cents lower 180 220 lb barrows gifts 20.25 20.75 top 20.75. North Georgia cattle prices steady to weak with various steer cow ranges and calf values listed for Atlanta June 17 1952.
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Thomasville
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Choice
Chicago
North Georgia
Atlanta
Thomasville Poultry Prices For Broilers And Fryers
Broilers and fryers across weights range 28.14 to 27 cents with most lots at 26.44 to 24.5 cents per pound. Market activity and regional pricing trends reflect standard seasonal shifts in poultry demand.
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Thomasville
North Georgia Poultry Market Steady Prices Unchanged
North Georgia live poultry market reports steady conditions and moderate to good demand. Most plants pay 27 cents for supplies delivered to their doors. Prices today list broilers under 8% pounds at 28.4 to 97 cents.
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North Georgia
Atlanta
USDA
Planta
Funeral Services for Earl K Sanders
Funeral services were held at Whiddon's Chapel for Earl K Sanders who died Thursday morning. Interment followed in Laurel Hill Cemetery with Revs. Paul Brooks Leath and C P Hartsfield officiating. Pallbearers included H P Sanders and several Sanders relatives. honorary pallbearers were 000 workers from the City Water and Light Plant. Out of town relatives attended from Poulan, Tifton, Waycross, St Marks, Fort Benning, and Tuscaloosa. Flowers expressed esteem for the deceased.
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Whiddon
Earl K. Sanders
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Paul Brooks Leath
C. P. Hartsfield
H. P. Sanders
Tifton
Horace Sanders
Tampa
Bob Sanders
Miami
Brnent
Lester
Carl P. Sanders
Albert Murphy
City Water and Light Plant
Leon Sanders
Poulan
H. P. Snonders
W. O. Oiggins
Waycross
Delmar Hurt
St. Marks
Flay
J. R. Hint
Elks Plan Family Fish Fry At Club Wednesday
A family night fish fry will be held at the Elks Club building back yard for members and their families on Wednesday June 18 from 6 30 to 8 30 p m. No charge for the meal prepared by master chef Charlie Williams. Members are invited to attend with their families. The event is restricted to lodge members.
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Elks Club
Charlie Williams
Riks
Lodge
Baptist Brotherhood Meets Thursday Night
The First Baptist Church Brotherhood will meet Thursday night June 18 at 7 30. Dr Paul Brooks Leath will be speaker with Mrs Edna Willisie in charge of supper. The item notes California giant sequoias as among the largest trees by bulk though not the tallest.
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First Baptist Church Brotherhood
Paul Brooks Leath
Edna Willisie
California
Blackberry Prices and Mayhaws Marked Scarcity Across the Swamps
The article notes blackberry prices at 20 cents per quart and Mayhaw jelly at 25 cents per quart amid scarce berries. It discusses jams jellies pies and blackberry wine, the labor and sugar costs, and benefits of cultivated blackberries. It highlights wild patches around river bends, the risks of briars wasps snakes, and the ease of picking cultivated berries.
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Mayhawa
Cadet Miller Listed at Citadel ROTC Camp This Summer
Cadet W. D. Miller of Thomasville appears among Citadel students enrolled for ROTC camp at Fort Bliss El Paso Texas. The camp runs from June 21 to August 1 and all cadets must attend. He is the son of Mr and Mrs W J Miller.
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W. D. Miller
Thomasville
Citadel
Charleston
Fort Bliss
el Paso
Texas
W. J. Miller
Before the Civil War Sheep Outnumbered People in U.S.
The article notes that prior to the Civil War the United States had more sheep than residents and that today the ratio is five people for every sheep.
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United States
Avery
Social notes from Thomasville and surrounding areas
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McGrew return from Gatlinburg. Dorothy Watkins and Anne Clark visit West Palm Beach. Judge G. L. Worthy of Cairo among visitors. Perry Saggett of Cairo locals. Mrs. Louie Moreland and daughter Joanne return from Atlanta. Hudson Norman and Edward Kelly in Atlanta on business. Mr. and Mrs. John Holmes Jr. relocate to an apartment after their honeymoon. Mrs. Carl C. Rowan returns from Greensboro. Dr. E. A. Davis and family head to Columbus after reunion. Ericksons of Woodstown and Turk family to visit Thomasville. Turk wedding referenced. Barwick's Mrs. J. W. Lewis Jr. welcomes a daughter. Chief Oscar Davis hospitalized but improving. Paul Harber, ex-Georgian and St. Petersburg resident, visits. Jack Kelly, Emory student, in town for vacation. Tallahassee leader T. Green among visitors. Futchs from Orangeburg and Boston weekend guests. Five Thomas County students enroll at Valdosta State College for summer term. Archbold Memorial Hospital lists admitted patients from local area.
Boston Woman Mrs Clarke dies in Charlotte at 78
Former Boston resident Mrs Byer B Clarke died at her daughter’s home 940 N Brevard St Charlotte after a six week illness. Services planned at home with Rev Mayfield Pruett officiating. Interment Mt Beulah Cemetery Wadeboro. Born 1878 in Thomas County Georgia she and Eli Clarke married in 1901 and moved to Charlotte in 1924. She leaves four daughters three sons two brothers a sister and a sister in law plus many grandchildren and great grandchildren.
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Riley Futch
Byer B. Clarke
Ed Cool
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California
Mayfield Pruett
Westfield Baptist Church
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Wadesboro
Clarke
Thomas County
Glenn Clarke
Jacksonville
Fla
Vascoe Clarke
Ewport News
J. B. Clarke
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Robert Butler
Little Butler
Tampa
Fila
Mamie Ward
Monticello
Oscar Butler
Rockingham
Card of Thanks from the Miller Family
The Miller Family thanks friends for many favors and beautiful floral offerings during our mother and grandmother's illness and death. May God's richest blessing abide with you all. Grandchildren join in the gratitude.
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Miller
Blood Drive For Korean War Soldiers At Local Elks Club
One hundred soldiers in Korea were promised blood from local donors at the Elks Club. The Red Cross Bloodmobile and volunteers from the Red Cross aided by nurses and doctors conducted the appeal under Mrs. Breck Conally. By noon ninety-two donors had completed donations with many more expected before two thirty. Donors traveled from Thomas County and nearby towns hoping to reach a goal near 150.
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Korea
Elks Club
Red Cross
Thomas County
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