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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1936
Page
5
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Thomasville price list shows items like bananas 600 to 1.00 hampers and squash 89 to 1.00 per hamper. Watermelons feature 1,800 units with price ranges, while cotton and corn notes reflect market activity in New York and Liverpool. Cotton futures and Chicago livestock volumes are briefly cited.
New York June 19 stock market showed a hit or miss day with selling early pressuring trading. Gains appeared in selected issues such as Philip Morris and Zenith Radio while several heavyweights including U.S. Steel Bethlehem Western Union and Radio faced losses and irregular moves. Foreign exchange mixed with devaluation fears eased slightly as wheat and cotton trends rose.
The page lists open high low and close figures for corn oats and wheat with September and January contracts, plus government bond prices from New York notes on Treasuries and mortgages. Traders track futures levels for grains while bond values show minor shifts in several series.
In Moultrie Georgia on June 19 hog prices show steady to higher ranges with various Nos for different weight classes plus fat sows and stags noted. In New York sugar futures June 14 open steady but decline as liquidation and selling affect Sept and March contracts, with prices near late session levels.
In Pittsburgh the bodies of Eleanor Feely and two young children were found in their East End residence. Police say the mother was stabbed and throttled. investigators consider triple murder or family tragedy while the husband, Martin Feely, was away at a camp. Charles Young found the scene. the family had seemed happy.
Albert Walter Jr, 28, charged with the silk stocking slaying of Blanche Cousins, 31, after meeting on a bus, was promised a fast hearing in California. He led police to an apartment where Cousins' body was found and said he choked her when she resisted. He asked to plead guilty and be hanged.
Augusta Georgia reports death of 45 year old World War veteran Ernest Youngblood who died of pneumonia just after friends delivered bonus bonds to him at a hospital. Chicago grain notices list prices for cash wheat and assorted corn oats and seeds.
H Paul Hobbs agent A L Seeley Cr announces new Underwood model SPICIAL in Albany Georgia. Lost white gold framed glasses in black case reported by Sam Kimborough.
Detroit June 19 The 306 foot excursion steamer Tashmoo with 1400 aboard struck a rock half a mile from the main channel in the Detroit River during a moonlight cruise. Water flooded a hole behind the boiler room as passengers danced and the ship sank at Amherstburg. Captain McAlpine reported the hole and pumps kept the vessel afloat until most passengers disembarked. Upper deck and pilot house remained above water.
Donalsonville Georgia June 19 F E Strickland a local attorney formally announced his candidacy for attorney general of Georgia. He stated he would perform duties of the office according to law regardless of politics and without evasion.
Cash or time on reasonable terms. Phone 104. Listings include local public building and service facilities such as police fire department light plant hospital sheriff’s office post office city hall and ambulance.
Governor Olin D. Johnston, South Carolina Democratic national committeeman, says the Palmetto state will vote to retain the century old two thirds rule for nominating candidates. He plans discussions with Postmaster General Farley before the Philadelphia convention and with federal officials on state business.
Mercer University has operated in Decatur for 21 years and in Seminole counties for 21 years. The institution previously served four years as solicitor of the Bainbridge city court.
Macon pitcher Art Evans tossed his second shutout of the week, beating Columbia 3-0 as his single in the third drove in all runs. Augusta defeated Columbus 12-8 with a five-run ninth. Leddy Holland homered twice for Augusta. Savannah beat Jacksonville 5-2.
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