Wall Street Rebounds From Morning Losses In Trading Rally
The stock market partially recovered from a steep morning drop as the Dow by noon fell 1.30 to 549.19, with industrials steady, rails down, and utilities retreating. IBM swung to a gain while Xerox erased losses, and other majors like Chrysler and U S Gypsum showed mixed results amid heavy trading.
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New York
Associated Press
Liggett & Myers
U.S
American Stock Exchange
Packers Hog Prices Across Georgia and Chicago Markets
Hog receipts total 3000 in Georgia packers, with steady to 25c higher pricing. Georgia cattle auctions report 6755 cattle and calves with steers at 22.75-25.75 and cows 12.75-19.50. Chicago hogs steady to 25c higher, No. 1-2 190-230 lb barrows 18.75-19.25, sows 14.50-15.50, mixed classes 17.50-18.75.
Produce prices at Atlanta fair cover wide range
At the Atlanta trade fair, watermelons sold 70 to 90 cents and large sizes, peaches 1.00 to 2.00, cabbage 1.00 to 1.50, collards 150 to 175 per dozen, mustard 1.50 and turnip greens 1.50 to 2.00 per bushel. Georgia snap beans 2.00 to 2.25, yellow crookneck squash 1.25 to 2.00, cucumbers 1.50 to 3.00, okra 9.00 to 10.00, bell peppers 2.50 to 4.50, five dozen Georgia yellow corn 2.00 to 2.25, canta loups liberal supply 150 to 2.00.
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Lima
Atlanta
Georgia
Georgia poultry market quotes and sales report
ATLANTA AP reports farm quotations for broilers and fryers with delivered plant prices ranging 13.65 to 15.40. Georgia poultry exchange notes Thursday activity with 144 600 offered and 134 800 sold at 14.1 to 14.3 while hen classifications show heavy type 13, f.ob, plants 14, light type few.
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Atlanta
Georgia Poultry Exchange
Rotary Hears Sweeney on CD Urgency
Sweeney Region III Civil Defense director told Thomasville Rotarians the need for an adequate civil defense organization is greater now than ever. The federal government aims to locate public fallout shelters nationwide and will stock emergency supplies for two weeks once shelters are pinpointed. The talk cited 4,000 shelter sites in Thomas County and noted shelter effectiveness depends on missile size and target location.
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Amelia
Dia F. Sweeney
Region III
Dept. of Defense
Thomasville
Sweeney
Albany
Thomas County
Harris Pope
Actg
Fritz Forbert
Bill Jack
Buffalo
N. Y
John Sharps
Oakland
Eugene Outts
Courthersville
Roy Donalson
Atlanta
Bob Morgan
L. R. Wilgus
Hardesty
Okla
Carl Eakin
Larry Davis
Univ. of Georgia
Surprise vote stalls federal price support bill in House
The government holds stock to cut federal price support costs amid a Senate similar measure awaiting House action. Rep. Harold D. Cooley indicated House action was unlikely as Agriculture Committee approved its own bill by one vote. Secretary Freeman spent days lobbying Democrats while Republicans called it pressure. Freeman voiced shock after the Thursday vote saying he expected reversal.
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Senate
House
House Agriculture Committee
Harold D. Cooley
D-N.c
Orville L. Freeman
Freeman
West Seas Update on Quemoy Fire and Chinese Movements
The article notes 39 Communist shells hit Quemoy in 85 minutes and compares current defenses to 1958. Formosa sources question rail travel limits in South China while Hong Kong intelligence says more planes and troops move into Fukien coastal areas and railway facilities are being taken over in Fu kien and nearby regions.
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Quemoy
Formosa
South China
Hong Kong
Fukien
Hog receipts rise across Georgia and Alabama markets
Hog receipts total about 3 000 at Albany Columbus Moultrie Thomasville and Dothan with prices up 1.00 to 1.25 from last week. Barrows and gilts 190-230 lb bring 17.75 to 18.25, 180-240 lb 17.50 to 17.75, 160-180 lb and 240-270 lb 16.75 to 17.50, lows 12.75 to 15.25.
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Thomasville
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville, Fla
Coolidge Briefs Highlights Local Visits and Travel
The Coolidge column notes multiple visitors and travels including Miss Geraldine Alligood in New Orleans with Theodore Alligood and Kendall Hicks departing for Atlanta for college. It lists various visits among families in Waycross Valdosta Blakely Atlanta Augusta Macon and Savannah along with a hospital update on Ells Allen after surgery at Archbold Memorial Hospital.
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William Oliver
Valdosta
Curtis Hicks
Leon Barrow
Ells Allen
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Helen Powell
Sandra Warren
Mae Powell
Dolores Senn
Wilson Beach
Kermit Dekle
Janet
Blakely
W. G. Dekle
Dave Crosby
Warren
Roler
Pam
Cindy
Raymond Wilkerson
Jackie
Bradenton
Fla
David Neeley
Ozark
Ala
Charles Neeley
Augusta
Earl Thames
Macon
Helen Dale Powell
Janice Barrow
Atlanta
Warm Springs
Savannah
Johnny Hughes
John
H. R. Banister
Clifton Carlton
J. H. Carlton
E. E. Suber
J. D. Chastain
Albany
Whigham to Get New Post Office Building
The Masonic Building Authority of Whigham wins a contract to construct a new post office at the Drayton Street and U S 84 intersection. Completion is slated for Oct 1 1962 with 1500 square feet of interior space and 310 square feet of parking. The building remains privately owned with the owner paying local real estate taxes while the government leases for five years with two two year options.
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Whigham
Masonic Building Authority of
J. Edward Day
Federal
Drayton St
U. S. 84
James M. Cox
Day
Masonic Authority
Cox
Estes Indicted In Texas Promoter Fraud Case
Debtors claim assets fall short by about 17.5 million. Creditors seek a reorganization plan or bankruptcy. Texas Attorney General Will Wilson plans a Pecos court inquiry into Estes affairs and seeks an antitrust suit. Defendants include Harold Orr Alexander McSpadden.
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Washington
Estes
U.S
Robert F. Kennedy
Thomason
Pecos
Wilson
Scarsdale Named Nation's Wealthiest Community
Scarsdale New York, a village of about 19000 residents just north of New York City, is described as the nation s wealthiest community by Sales Management magazine with an average family income around 29276 dollars. Volunteer firefighters race to blazes amid a lack of major industry and a suburb atmosphere populated by business leaders lawyers artists and other professionals.
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Scarsdale
N.Y
New York City
Westchester County
Sales Management Magazine
This Week
Territorial realignments on Borneo island described
The report outlines territory changes with Filipino leadership pressing claims. It notes British North Borneo at 29 387 square miles and describes Brunei Sarawak and Indonesian areas on Borneo.
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Ritory
British North Borneo
Philippines
Borneo
Brunei
Sarawak
Indonesian Borneo
Algiers Truce Leads Europeans Back to Jobs in City Services
In Algiers an uneasy truce prompts a near full return to work in vital city services. Some stores and restaurants reopen but the European quarter remains sparse while thousands crowd airline offices seeking transport to France.
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Algiers
France
Negroes Escape Harm In Oak Street Crash
Two local Black residents were uninjured in a two car collision on Oak Street near West Jefferson. Sam Williams of 103 Oak Street drove north when a truck driven by Thomas Sawyer of 330 Hays Street backed from a lot near the intersection. Both vehicles sustained moderate damage.
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Oak St
W. Jefferson
Palm
Ted Collins
Sam Williams
Thomas Sawyer
Hays St
Willams
Oak
Collins
Mrs. John Oscar Gainous rites held in Cairo
Services for Mrs. John Oscar Gainous were conducted at Eastside Baptist Church with burial in Greenwood Cemetery. The Cairo resident, 63, died Wednesday morning of a heart attack at a local hospital. She was survived by four sons, three daughters, a step-daughter, two brothers, and 23 grandchildren.
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Cairo
John Oscar Gainous
Eastside Baptist Church
W. E. Pledger
Sidney J. Wheeler
Greenwood Cemetery
Clark Funeral Home
Gainous
Grady County
John
Sadie Wimberly
J. O. Gainous
Pine Level
Funeral services for T. J. Cloud in Bainbridge
Funeral services were held at Bethany Baptist Church for T. J. Cloud 8 Route 1 Brinson who died this week of a heart attack. Burial was in Bethany Cemetery. He was a lifelong Decatur County resident and survived by his wife son Layman Cloud daughter Tarvin Nichols parents Rev and Mrs J H Cloud sister Mrs W C Austin and several grandchildren.
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Bainbridge
T. J
Tommy) Cloud
Rt. 1
Brinson
Bethany Baptist Church
Bethany Cemetery
Cloud
Decatur County
Layman Cloud
Hazlehurst
Tarvin Nichols
J. H. Cloud
Wade Sr. M Ivey Mitchell Wade Sr dies in Charleston
M I Wade Sr 78 formerly of Quitman died Thursday in Charleston S C Graveside services set for 3 p m Saturday at Oak Hill Cemetery Maxwell-Eason Funeral Home in charge He left Brooks County at 21 lived in Florida before moving to Charleston in 1942 He was a retired electrician Survivors include a daughter Mrs Julian Todd Myrtle Beach S C eight more relatives including three sons I M Wade Jr Horace M Wade and Jack Wade and three brothers Frank Wade Phillip Wade and Herbert Wade
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Quitman
Ivey Mitchell Wade, Sr
Charleston
S. C
Oak Hill Cemetery
Maxwell-Eason Funeral Home
Wade
Brooks County
Florida
Julian Todd
Myrtle Beach
8.C
I. M. Wade Jr
Tallahassee
Horace M. Wade
Sarasota
Fla
Jack Wade
Clyattville
Frank Wade
Boston
Phillip Wade
Louisiana
Herbert Wade
Vero Beach
Meigs News Notes Vacation and visit roundups
Meigs area residents and relatives are noted in a long list of traveling guests and visits. Several families hosted and visited kin in Albany, Tampa, Columbus, Dallas, Huntsville, Dothan, and other locales, with revival services starting at Pine Forest Baptist Church and continuing through July 1.
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Rayford Law
Albany
C. M. Cooper
Tom Lisenby
Forest
Sandy
Dallas
Tex
W. H. Layton Sr
Tonya Layton
Pelham
E. A. Hickey
Herman Fulford
Macon
Carrie Alligood
Mrs
Car
Alligood
Columbus
Pine Forest Baptist Church
Charlotte Taylor
Albany Public
C. A. Taylor
John Quarles
Jackson
J. D. Quarles
L. R. Thomas
John Falls
Columbia
D. C
James Palmer
Jean
Wayne Dees
Terry
Dothan
Ala
Rusty Morris
Roscoe Moye Jr
Pensacola
Fla
William Hurst
Wendell
Williard
Plant City
Shell
Larry
Don Booth
Deeran
Joe Booth
W. E. Roberts
Area Schools To Reopen On August 27
Thomasville City Schools will start the 1962 68 term Monday August 27 with teachers returning August 20 for preparations. Supply fees due Friday August 24. Holiday schedule includes Labor Day September 8 Thanksgiving November 22 23 and Christmas break starting December 20. The year ends May 28 with teachers finishing June 1 and 180 instructional days required by law.
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Thomasville
Charles McDaniel
McDaniel
Georgia Education Assn
Albany
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Rotary
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R. E. Thomason
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Amarillo
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Orr
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America
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Meigs News
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