Cairo WCTU Meets in June Meeting at Mrs Cadisie's Home
Cairo WCTU held its June meeting at Mrs Cadisie's home with Mes WoC Ham presiding. The program centered on Flower Mission and Relief with Miss Elvira Preston giving the legend of the target me act and Mrs Nell Berger presenting In Memilife's Lane. The group approved a plan to mail signatures opposing radio advertising of alcohol and adjourned after prayers and a social.
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Cairo
Gao
Cairn
Chris Tempepaner Union
Mecsas
Is Cadisie
Mes
Woc Ham
Jesus
Driver
Flower Mission
C. Gstephens
Charse
Thomasville
W. J. Dickey
T’arlisle
SP. Cain
Germs May Shield Newborns From Hemorrhage
News from Milwaukee reports doctors Quek Grosaman of Margynette University School of Medicine say certain germs aid vitamin K synthesis in newborns. Prothrombin drops at birth due to vitamin absence. by day two a restoration occurs, potentially protected by gut bacteria and early suckling. Dr Woodley notes specific hemolytic streptococci involved.
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American Association For the Adventment of Science
Armand J. Quek
Arthur M. Grosaman
Margynette University School of Medicine
University of Town
Ascientists
Marquette Physicowtns
D. W Woodley
University of Wisconsin
Bride-Elect Honored at Rocco la Party in Cairo
Miss Carolyn Boyette hosted a rocoal a party at her Cairo home in honor of Miss Lillian Reddick ahead of her marriage to Joe Carl Collins. The event featured summer flowers a red vase for the honoree and a prize handkerchief for contest winner Virginia Forsyth. Guests included Virginia Reddick Hazel Muggridge Jean Mauldin Margaret Cannon Marion Reddick Edith Boyett and others.
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Cairo
Carolyn Boyette
Lillian Reddick
Joe Carl Collins
Vir-ginta’ Forsyth
W. J. Boyett
Mabel Boyett
Linean Reddick
Hazel Muggridge
Jean Mauldin
Margaret Cannon
Virginia Forsyth
Marion Reddick
Edith Boyett
Radio Schedule Tweaks For Tuesday Evening Lineup
Readable fragments show a Tuesday June eighteenth style radio grid with program changes. Names include Eugene Conley and Edwin C Hill with news reports and dance music orchestras. Also listed are Edith Hendricks Howie Wing and The Airliners Orchestra amid unidentified time slots and network shifts.
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Eastern Standard
Eugene Conley
Abe-Wear
Nbe
Wjz Broadcasting
Perhod
Dick Harding
Imbs-Chain
Edwin C. Hill
Wabe
Edith Hendricks
Chs
Malcolm Claire
Radio Listings and Show Cast for Various Stations
A dense OCR stream lists radio programs across CBS NBC and other networks with times and performers including Bonnie Stewart, Lowell Thomas, Barry Wood, The Serenaders of Dixie, Dick Powell, Benny Goodman, Bob Hope, Edward G. Robinson Play, The Green Hornet and more. The schedule features music variety, dramas, talks, quiz segments, and dance orchestras across multiple time slots and regions.
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Deep River Boys
Cbs
Bill Stern
Bonnie Stewart
Nbe
Lowell Thomas
Lynn Brandt
Nhbe
Barry Wood
Johnson Family
W—E. Waring
Isasy Aces
Anus
Andy
Rcalign Ensem
Fulton Lewis, Jr
Golk
Inbsa
Chain
Mr. Keen
Jimmy Fidler
Stan Hickman
West
Texas
New York
Nbc-Blue-Chain
Dixie
Sagi Vela
Baritone Sotos
Sam Baker
Mbs
Nbc- Weal
Nbc-Wiz
Edward G. Robinson
Ebs-Wabe
Nbc
Dick Powell
His
Benne Rabinoff
Nbec
Old Heidelberg
Weu
Edwin C. Hills
Molly
Weaf
Wjz
Benny Goodman
Nbe-Weaf
Wjze
Haul Kemp
Cbs-Wabe
Nbc-Blue
Doris Rhodes
Cbs-Chain
bo—Davee
Cbs-Chain- West
Mbs-Chain
Cbs-Chain-West
New York Stocks Rally on Light Buying and Rallies
The New York stock market held in rallying waters as light buying kept prices firm and issues advanced fractions. Transfers around 450000 shares. overall activity modest with no sustained pressure. Key names such as Allied Stores, General Electric, DuPont, and United States Rubber appear in the market note alongside bonds, currencies, and commodities signals.
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New York
Allied
Allis Chilmers
San Ane
Tel & Tel
Anacania
Ateh
To& Sf
Wty Atlas Corp SP
Bendix Aviary
Beth Steel
Hes & Chin ‘i
Hrysler
Sora Cob
ES Cold & HH
Sau Lh
Agrealt
Udalis
Artis Wright Netengias
Dupont
Gen Foods
Gen Motors
Goodrich
Goodyr T & R
Greyhound
Harvest
Pap & P
Qwo
BO Johns Manville
Sage
Kennecott Loews
Stone & Webster
Poe AL Swift & Tpine
Texas Corp
Papo
UN Carbide Gagsg
United Corp
United Gas AB
US Rubber
Los Steel Oe
Warner Bros
Western Union
West
Fh & M
Wry Woolworth
Government Bonds Closing Prices Report
New York June 20 closing prices for U S government bonds list Treasury 35-48-40 June 109.17 B4us 47-43 110.29 and 4s 04-44 116.13 with 2%s 60-55 109.3 mortgage Hua 28 49-39 100.8 HOLM 52-44 109.2.
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U. S&s. Government Bonds
New York
C. S. Govn't
Hua
New Orleans
Turpentine and Rosin Figures Reported in Savannah
Savannah reports for June 20 show Turpentine firm 244 with sales 24 receipts 3is shipments none stock 32977. Rosin firm sales 161 receipts 1674 shipments none stock 2RS,210. Quoted prices include B 3.35 D 3.80 BK 4.10 F 4.50 G 4.80 H WK 3.05 M 5.15 N 4.25 WG 5.90 WW X 5.
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Savannah
New Orleans Cottonseed Oil Prices Steady
New Orleans June 20 cottonseed oil closes steady with bleachable prime summer yellow at 6.43 nom and prime crude at 0.5712 to 5.50, July 6.03, September 6.20, October 6.25, December 6.318, January 6.36. B bid.
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New Orleans
Chicago grain and Memphis cottonseed meal futures update
Chicago cash grain prices show No 3 red hard No 2 yellow firm around 73 cents for wheat and mixed to 58 cents for corn parts with various sample grades. Memphis cottonseed meal futures for 41 percent protein closed steady with a June 22 to January 22 price path and 1,800 sales noted.
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Chicago
Memphis
Tenn
Cottonseed Oil Futures Close Mixed on New York Trade
New York June 20 bleachable cottonseed oil futures ended 7 to 11 points lower. Sales reached 124 contracts with July at 6.50, September 6.08, October 6.73, December 6.50 bid. Market activity noted with Sun 6.84 at bid.
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NEW Wyohk Cottonseed Oil
New York
Sun
Textile mills shift to south blamed on low wages in Dixie
Washington reports that two Connecticut officials blamed lower southern wages for moving cotton mills to the south. They cited support for a 324 cent per hour minimum wage. Labor experts noted an eight cent wage differential favoring the south, with mills leaving Connecticut creating ghost towns.
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South
Dixie
Washington
Raymond E. Baldwin
Connecticut
Joseph M. Tone
Elmer F. Andrews
Discovery of B-6 Vitamin Enables Streptococci Growth
Dr Woodley reports that a recently discovered vitamin B-6 allows streptococci to grow in cultures with known germ food. This finding could aid immunization research. The B-6 vitamin was identified in animal studies, with its absence hindering animal growth and causing skin issues.
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Woodley
Georgia State Farm Market Quotations and Prices
Market page lists bean prices from Raney Butter Beans to peas and corn. Notes butter beans 600 to 90¢ per unit, okra 1.50 to 73, cantaloupes 20 to 25 cents each. Atlanta market shows butter beans squash peas corn and cantaloupes with bids 90 to 115 cents per bushel.
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George State Farm
Atlanta
Hog market quotes steady in Southeast region sales
Combined hog receipts today at packing plants in Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville Dothan and Jacksonville total 481 head. Prices hold Monday levels with most plants at 5.65 to 5.75 per hundredweight. Medium to choice pigs 240 pounds and up bring 5.00 to 5.25. 180 to 240 pounds 5.50 to 5.78. lighter 139 to 160 pounds 4.75 to 5.00. Sows 180 to 240 pounds 4.50 to 4.75. Hogs passing postmortem inspection or free of parasites may earn premiums.
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Thomasville
U. 5
Moultrie Hog Market Steady Prices By Weight Classes
Moultrie Ga June 20 soft hog market steady with heavies at 240 pounds and up 5.00 to 5.18. No 1 180 to 240 pounds 5.65. No 2 150 to 180 pounds 5.15. No 3 130 to 150 pounds 4.30. No 4 110 to 130 pounds 4.65. No 5 60 to old pounds 4.40. Fat sows 1.00 to 1.15. Lone smooth hogs steady 3.00 to 3.15 per hundred.
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Moultrie
New York and New Orleans Cotton Futures Report
Cotton futures in New York drifted with a steady tone as near months absorbed liquidation and foreign buying. July at 49.31, October up 2, March up 3, while New Orleans prices closed mixed with distant selling offset by steady demand.
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New
New York
Chicago Butter and Eggs Prices Report
Chicago price report lists butter at 1 455 018 steady and creamery scores 93 24 92 234 percent 91 23 percent with other prices unchanged are nt 21 064 steady and prices unchanged.
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Chicago
Chicago Livestock Market Summary
Salable hogs 14 000 active mostly steady with some 5 10 lower early top 6 85 200 250 lbs. 6 70 83 250 290 lbs. 6 35 75 290 350 lbs. 5 85 6 35 good and medium weight packing sows 5 00 90 heavies down to 4 50 and below. Salable cattle 9 000 salable calves 1 500 early top yearlings 10 35 weighty bullocks 10 25 some held higher fed heifers 10 15 lower other killing Classes steady with bulls and vealers active weighty sausage bulls up to 7 40 dealers 8 50 9 50
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
U.S
New York Sugar Futures Mixed Amid Light Demand
Domestic sugar futures rose slightly as demand remained light. July gold traded around 1.85 and September near 1.91 with raw sugar quiet. Puerto Rico deals stood at 2.80 cents, with over quotes at 2.65, refined holding at 4.45 to 4.50.
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New York
Puerto Ricos
Revival services close at Meigs Baptist Church
Meigs Georgia June 20 Revival at Meigs Baptist Church ended Sunday night June 18 after a week of services. Rev W M Taylor pastor of Pavo was guest preacher and inspired the congregation with his messages. Several new members joined as crowds grew each service. Special singer and full choirs enhanced attendance. Services held at 8:00 AM and 8:30 PM daily.
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Meigs Ga
Meigs Baptist Church
W. M. Taylor Pavo
Taylor
Meigs
Meigs Personal News Highlights Local Visitors and Illness
Meigs Georgia notices report Mrs. W A Howell ill at home with wishes for early recovery. Lois Brightwell returns to Thomasville after visiting her mother Annie Brightway. J A Hartsfield and son Johnny back from White Plains relatives. Randall Miller visits Miami after a stay with his parents. Frank Banks returns to Pensacola after visiting Jasper Banks and family. Glenn Hurst and children visit Haddocks in Meigs. Perry J Simpson of Pelham visits. Hammond Braswell touring Pennsylvania for business. J N Isler and niece Winona Bennett guests at home. Grace Hollingsworth in Meigs from Waycross. Dorothy Bond of Fort Lauderdale visiting Meigs. Jerry Davis visits Thomasville for business. R W Williamson of St Louis on a short stay for business. George Gainous and wife leave Lake City for home.
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Meigs
W. A. Howell
Lois Brightwell
Thomasville
Annie Brightway
J. A. Hartsfield
Johnny
White Plains
Randall Miller
Miami
Fla
J. H. Miller
Frank Banks
Pensacola, Fla
Jasper Banks
Glenn Hurst
Donald and
Jean
Mascot
Tenn
S. Haddock
Perry J. Simpson
Pelham
Hammond Braswell
Pennsylvania
J. N. Isler
Winona Bennett
Morgan
Grace Hollingsworth
Waycross
Dorothy Bond
Terrace Tea House and Home Cooking Ad Notice
An old classified listing advertises home cooking with social summer rates at Terrace Tea House 628 Gordon Ave Phone 519 W and a separate note about chairs repaired and canled by Troy J. son a colored blind at 1003 N broad with telephone 148.
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Troy Johnson
N. Broad Telephone
Terrace Tea House
Gordon Ave
Weekend Visitors Reported From Meigs Area
Mr Jack Lewis of Miami Florida was in town for a short time Saturday. Mr Horace Alligood of Albany spent the past weekend in Meigs. Miss Margaret King visited Meigs during the weekend and returned to Atlanta Sunday night. Mr and Mrs Jim Wilkes and their sons Marie and Jack visited in Meigs during the weekend.
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Jack Lewis
Miami
Fla
Horace Alligood
Albany
Meigs
Margaret King
Atlanta
Jim Wilkes
Marie
Jack
Milla
New York World’s Fair See-Through Showgirls Arrested
Police arrested Fay Krop and Joan Vickers showgirls on indecency charges while raiding acts at the New York World’s Fair. Also jailed were Fay Krop’s ice bound Frozen Alive manager Arthur Gayner and N T G manager David Bell amid ongoing crackdown on indecent performances.
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New York
Fay Krop
Joan Vickers
Arthur Gayner
Hamel Avenue
Paterson
N. J
David Bell
Congress of Beauty
Charles Mooney
Krop
Vickers
Mooney
Scranton Students Question Tests of a Happy Home
In a Scranton Keystone College marriage class an exam asks what defines a happy home. One student quotes a boy who writes that a happy home is where every family member wants to wash the dishes.
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Scranton
Scranton- Keystone College
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Thomasville Ice & Mfg. CO
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Williama
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North Crawford Street
Pringle Block
Fondren Mitchall
Maury Iron Works
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Maury Iron Worka
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J. N. Rosalio
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Tuck Implement Co
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