Boatswain Favorite For American Derby At Washington Park
Boatswain the son of Man O War starts from post 14 as the betting favorite at 5 to 2 in the twenty four horse field for the American Derby at Washington Park. Stepenfetchit the other top choice at 4 to 1 shares the spotlight as Reveille Boy’s memory looms from 1930. two weeks earlier Burgoo King and Evening had sidelined key rivals, leaving Overnight as the strongest survivor in the three year olds.
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Chicago
P—Boatswain
Stepenfetchit
Washington Park
Boatswain
Walter M. Jeffords
New York
John Hay Whitney
Reveille Boy
Burgoo King
Weather Outlook for Thomasville Area June 18 1992
Forecast calls for partly cloudy conditions tonight and Sunday. Observations show high humidity at 8 a.m. and above normal temperatures with no rainfall in the past 24 hours. hot and dry in the southwest with highs between 95 and 100 degrees.
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Thomasville
East Gulf
Atlantic States
St. Paul
Fl Paso
Middle Rockies
Western Lake Region
Ohio Valley
Thhe
Lake
Pacific States
Perry and Crenshaw Meet in Southern Amateur Finals
Sam Perry of Birmingham and Piles Crenshaw of Montgomery reach the southern amateur golf final at Shades Valley CC. Perry, 135 pounds and fast, faces Crenshaw, deliberate and methodical, after each won lengthy matches to advance to a scheduled 36 hole title bout.
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Perry and Crenshaw
Dillon Graham
Associated Press
Birmingham
Ala
Sam Perry
Piles Crenshaw
Montgomery
Shades Valley Country Club
Perry
Crenshaw
Nashville
Johnny Morris
Billy Howell
Richmond
Julius Hughes
Atlanta
Charles Yates
Emmett Spicer
Memphis
Pelicans Weak On Paper Strong On Field In Southern Association
The New Orleans Pelicans, despite strong credentials and connections, struggle in play. They finally won 7 to 6 in 13 innings over the Chattanooga Lookouts as Fred Johnson delivered a clutch double in the 13th. Memphis defeated Knoxville 9 to 5 while Birmingham beat Nashville 9 to 6 and Little Rock topped Atlanta 5 to 1.
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Atlanta
New Orleans Pelicans
Southern Association
Pelicans
Larry Gilbert
Jakie Atz
Birds
Chattanooga Lookouts
Fred Johnson
Memphis
Knoxville
Indians
Birmingham
Nashville
Little Rock
Arkansans
Trade in Cotton Goods Shows Light Week
New York reports light cotton goods trade for the week with most buying for filling contracts through July and August. Prices on wide sheeting fell 7 cents a yard on certain branded lines while discounts extended. Lower count goods sold at low bases. percales moved moderately at 4s 8c for 4-4 30 goods from converters. Bed spreads blankets towels and drapes saw light business.
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New York
Grey Goods
Market wrap reports mixed gains in cotton and steady futures
New Orleans and New York cotton markets closed steady with modest gains after short covering and trade buying. July and October contracts rose to near the highs before settling, while Chicago poultry prices showed broad firmness across categories.
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New Orleans
Ers
Hergely
Liverpool
Wotton
New York Butter and Cheese Prices Report
New York butter totals 12 889 unsettled on June 18 with creamery prices higher than extra 10 to 17 percent. Extra grade 92 score at 16 percent, first grade 87 91 score at 14 to 16 percent. Cheese at 102 607 remains firm and unchanged.
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New York
Chicago
Money Sentiment Improves as Wall Street Holds Firm
Financial sentiment received support from several quarters this week as the stock market stayed firm through Thursday. Analysts noted improved buying interest remains tentative while the dollar defends against foreign gold losses and Europe restocks vaults aiding recovery.
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John L. Cooley
Associated Press
New York
Business News
Europe
United States
Federal Reserve System
Lausanne
Congress
Wall Street
Watson Heads Building and Loan League
W H Watson of Macon was elected president of the Georgia Building and Loan League at the eighth annual convention in Elberton. Carrollton was chosen as next year’s meeting place. Additional officers include Julius McCardy Decatur C W Shahan Rome and O M Kincaid Milledgeville as vice presidents Frank Gentry Rome secretary treasurer and Fred Herndon retiring president as chairman of the executive committee.
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Elberton
W. H. Watson
Macon
Georgia Building and Loan League
Carrollton
Julius McCardy
Decatur
C. W. Shahan
Rome
O. M. Kincaid
Milledgeville
Frank Gentry
Fred Herndon
Textile exports and production report in mid period
Henry fabrics show continued sale in small lots while production cuts persist at about half capacity. Export trade remains light with minimal purchases of foreign cloths for import.
New York Stock Letter Reports Quiet Market Weekend
The market opened calm and stayed steady after yesterday's selling flurry seemed to dry up. Oil and wheat supported some shares, with small gains in American Telephone and Coca Cola while Leif Roebuck, Lam bert, and Auburn weakened. overall turnover hovered around 3 000 shares.
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New York
Leif Roebuck
Lambert
Auburn
Senate
Congress
American ‘Telephone
American
Lobacco B
Johns Manville
Consolidated Gas
Coca Cola
Allied Chemical
Union Pacific
Americaun
North American
T’ublic Service
Noo
Crenerab Electric
A. S. Steel
Standard
On. J
Aliskia
Anaconda Atchison
Auburn 1A & O
Beth Steel
Anmy Ches & Ohio
Chi & N
Chrysler Coca Cola
Colum Gas & Elec
Comilth & Soy
Dupont de Nem
Eastman Kodm
Goodyear Gillette
Int
Harvester
Nick Can
Tel & Tel
Kresge
Bay Loews
Lorillard
L & Noy
Ward
Montgomery Nash
Nat Biscuit
Nat Pow & Lt
N Y Cent
NH & North Am
North Pac Ackard
Param Publix
Penn RR
Phillips Pet
Procter & As Mb
Rey Tob
Sears Roebuck
Socony Vacuum Sou Pac
Whey Slave Resiens
Standard Brands
Standard Gas
Elec
Standard Oil Cal
Standard Oil N J
Stewart Warner
Texas Corp Creas
Trans American
Union Carbide
Hoover Declines Active Role in Incoming Campaign
President Hoover announced he will not take part in the forthcoming campaign beyond a few major addresses. He said Everett Sanders will run the campaign and the RNC offices will move to Chicago and New York. Hoover noted he cannot travel to open the Olympic Games and will focus on duties of his office.
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Washington
Hoover
West Coast
Everett Sanders
Republican National Committee
Sanders
Republican Organization
Chicago
New York
Stanford University
New York Cotton Seed Oil Prices Steady on June Trade
Cotton seed oil in New York closed steady with prime summer yellow at 3.32 and prime crude 2.62 to 2.87. Futures quoted July 3.76, September 3.81, October 3.84, November 3.85, December 3.92, January 4.92. Four contracts sold.
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New York
Cotton Seed Oil
Cotton Seed Oi
New Orleans
Market summaries from Chicago and New Orleans commodity reports
Chicago butter and eggs prices remain steady with slight class distinctions and unchanged overall levels. Nearby oats and corn futures show minor shifts while cotton seed oil in New Orleans closes steady with a rising futures curve through year end deliveries.
Turpentine and Rosin Prices and Totals Reported
Savannah June 18 Turpentine firm sales 29 with receipts 388 shipments 251 stock 9237. Rosin steady with receipts 1431 and shipments 2319 stock 177163. Quotations: B 1.90 1D 2.00 BE 2.25 F 2.38 G 2.385-871% Ho 2.45 65 SW 2.85 80 M 3.38 N 4.00 4.05 WG 4.25 30 WW 4.65 X 4.77.
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Savannah
Wheat and Corn Futures Prices in St Louis Crop Market
St Louis cash grain quotes show Wheat No 2 red winter at 47 and Corn No 2 yellow at 3134-22. Oats No 2 white 21. Close: Wheat July 47 September 50 December Saasked, Corn July 29.
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Chicago
ST. Louis
Hog market prices at Moultrie on June 18
Moultrie Ga June 18 hog market pricing lists No 1 hogs at 3.25 No 2 hogs at 3.00 No 3 hogs at 2.75 No 4 hogs at 2.75 Sows bid at 2.75.
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Moultrie
Chicago Livestock Market Report Cattle and Hogs Prices
Chicago June 18 cattle numbers 300 with fed steers and long yearlings selling mostly 50 cents higher than last week. Top fed steers 7.65 with bulk dry suppers 5.75 to 7.40. stockers scarce and cross steers to killers priced 4.50 to 5.50. feeders 6.20. Hogs 5,900 steady with 180 to 260 pounds at 3.75 to 3.90, some 4.00 for selective lots. sows 2.90 to 3.30. pigs 3.25 to 3.50 at lighter weights.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Hausner Plans to Fly Ocean Flight Again This Year
Polish born American flyer Stanislaus Hausner says he will attempt the New York to Warsaw crossing again this year after being rescued from the Atlantic. He asks if Britain could send a training ship to salvage his plane abandoned where he landed and says the craft could stay afloat a week.
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London
Stanislaus Hausner
Atlantic
New York
Warsaw
Circle Shell
Portugal
United States
Hausner
New Orleans
Gangland Seeks Capone Throne Amid Chicago Slayings
Chicago reports a new round of gangland killings tied to the Capone void as police note several deaths. George Red Barker and Fred Pacelli felled in Chicago and Morton Grove, with John Nyhan killed by masked gunmen near Waukegan.
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Chicago
Sear
al Capone
Atlanta
George “Red” Barker
Barker
Fred Pacelli
Pacelli
Morton Grove
Crawford Avenue
Capone
John Nyhan
Waukegan
Higgins Testifies on Fox Deals Before Senate Panel
Washington June 18 testimony before the senate banking committee revealed a $322 960 check made out to conceal William Fox stock dealings on the New York Stock Exchange. P J Higgins of M J Meehan and Company questioned Fox's absence for questioning as Senator Carey warned of hotel-room questioning. Bradford Ellsworth admitted paying $24 000 to newspapermen for publicity to push Fox Theatres stock before the public.
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Washington
William Fox
New York Exchange
Senate Banking Committee
P. J. Higgins
M. J. Meehan and Company
Carey
Wyo
Fox
Bradford Ellsworth
Fox Theatres
Gray
Concrete And Roofing Work Cheaper Than Ever
Concrete and roofing services advertised with a local contractor B. L. Brew ton reachable at 989 M. for affordable rates and estimates.
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Call B. L. Brewton
Live wire accident in Valdosta claims 17 year old
In Valdosta a 17 year old Busil Sir mans died from burns after a live wire fell before his home. Power company workers toiled two hours to revive him. Also in Macon a Dublin aviator faced an attempted arson charge that was dismissed for lack of evidence.
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Valdosta
Busil Sirmans
Power Company
Macon
L. G. Clark
Dublin
T. E. Garrett
Clark
Russell to Lead Bloodworth Escort at Forsyth Funeral
Governor Richard B. Russell Jr. will head an honorary escort of state Supreme Court and Court of Appeals justices for the funeral of Judge O. H. B. Bloodworth in Forsyth. Services Sunday at 3 p.m. at First Baptist church with multiple clergymen assisting. Bloodworth died following a stroke at age 72.
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Atlanta
Richard B. Russell, Jr
State Supreme Court
Court of Appeals
O. H. B. Bloodworth
Appellate Court
Forsyth
First Baptist
Railroad Gets Loan Approved in Washington
The Interstate Commerce Commission today authorized a Reconstruction Finance Corporation loan of ten million dollars to the Chicago Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company in Washington.
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Washington
Interstate Commerce Commission
Reconstruction Finance Finance Corporation
Chicago, Rock Island and Pacific Railway Company
Baseball Scores from National League Games Shown
In Chicago the Cubs beat the Mets 6 to 4 with J Moore hitting a first game home run in the seventh. Cincinnati edged Brooklyn 3 to 2 as Freyang Lombardi and Sukeforth starred. Pittsburgh bested Boston 2 to 0 behind Swetonic. St Louis defeated Philadelphia 4 to 5 with Wilson hitting a homer for the visitors. Phila’s McCurdy tallied. Court quotes follow about stock prices and philanthropy.
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RHE
Cincinnati
Brooklyn
Freyang Lombardi
Thurston and
Sukeforth
RHE St
Political strain between Hoover and Congress deepens
President Hoover faces sharp public and private friction with Congress as Republican Senate leaders and Democratic speaker Garner oppose his tax bill push. Senate voices reveal distrust and fear that Hoover will campaign while lawmakers shoulder the blame. Harrison of Mississippi sparks debate, citing limited White House consultation and a broken accord with old guard Republicans.
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Congress
White House
Capitol Hills
Hoover
Garner
House
Senate
Harrison
Mississippi
Senator Watson
Indiana
Utah
Smoot
Watson
Mr. Hoover
Borah
Idaho
Mark Arie Sets High Mark in Georgia Trapshoot
Mark Arie of Champaign NL broke 99 of 100 targets at the Georgia state trapshoot held in Atlanta.
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Mark Arie
Champaign
Atlanta
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