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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 24, 1957

Page

4

Oils and chemicals slip as stock market declines

In quiet early trading in New York, oils and chemicals fell as the market slid from recent 1957 highs. Du Pont and Union Carbide led declines with about two points losses, while Amerada Texas Gulf Oil and Gulf Oil slipped. Copper and zinc hit multi year lows as money tightness persisted.

New York Aligrafta Mporta du Pont Union Carbide Allied Chemical Amerada Texas C Gulf Oil Royal Dutch Lukens Steel U.S. Steel Republic Steel General Motors

Packers Hog Market Report From Thomasville Ga June 24 1967

Hog receipts totaled 600 at major plants in Albany Moultrie Thomasville Tifton and nearby areas. Prices show mixed grades and weights with bars and gilts $18.75 to $19.75, 160 to 180 lb lots $17.75 to $18.28, 140 to 160 lb $16.86 to $17.00, 270 to 350 lb $16.00 to $17.50, sows $13.00 to $16.50. Chicago hog prices $19.16 to $20.50 for various Nos. 2 and 3 barrows and gilts. Georgia cattle receipts and prices follow with varied ranges for slaughter steers heifers cows and calves plus state auction notes and North Georgia poultry figures.

Thomasville Albany Moultrie Tifton Dothan Ala Jacksonville Fla South Ga Barrows Gilta Chicago North Georgia Atlanta Iate Celpta

New York Cotton Futures Hold Steady Amid Small Rise

At 11.45 a m the New York cotton market showed little move with futures priced higher by up to 8 cents a bale. Front month July rose to 35 30 while subsequent contracts for October December and March May climbed modestly to the mid 30s.

NEW York Cotton NEW York Jly

Girard Fiancee Seeks Acquittal Petition In Japan Case

Miss Hary Suyama joined a national signature drive in Tokyo to seek pardon for her fiancé, U.S. Army employee Girard from Ottawa Illinois. He and a 21-year-old man face a Japanese court over a fatal shooting of Mrs. Naka Sakai, while Girard’s brother Louis won a U.S. court order blocking transfer to Japanese authorities.

Tokyo Hary Candy Suyama E.C. William Girard U.S. Army Ottawa Illis Naka Sakai Dana Girard Louis U.S Sueyama Bill

Bainbridge man named new Georgia VFW commander

Wiley M. Griffin Jr. of Bainbridge is elected commander of the Georgia Department of Veterans of Foreign Wars at the encampment in Augusta. He succeeds Randolph Medlock of Stone Mountain and is followed by Grady C. Pittard Jr. Winterville as senior vice commander and other officers. The group plans the 1938 encampment for Brunswick.

Augusta Wiley M. Griffin Jr Bainbridge Georgia Dept., Veterans of Foreign Wars Griffin VFW Randolph Medlock Stone Mountain Grady C. Pittard Jr Winterville Wiliam Poole Butler James H. Floyd Tifton Marlon Williamson Atlanta Charles Andrews Jr Canton O. B. Shirley Gainesville Brunswick

Ralph R. Coleman Dies in California

Ralph R. Coleman died of a heart attack Friday in Lindsay California. Surviving relatives include his sister Mrs Arthur Knapp and niece Mrs James L Cason, along with Laura Pearson Baxley L A Coleman Walla Walla Wash and H B Coleman Griffin. Whiddons Funeral Home handling arrangements awaiting body arrival.

Ralph R. Coleman Lindsay Calif Arthur Knapp James L. Cason Laura Pearson Baxley L. A Coleman Walla Walla Wash H. B. Coleman Griffin Coleman Jete A. Coleman Whiddons Funeral Home

Crosby Slams Radio TV for Airing Trash Music

Bing Crosby accuses radio and TV networks of airing musical trash under pressure from BMI. He writes to Senator Magnuson saying performers are crowded out while songwriters struggle. BMI denies monopoly claims as ASCAP seeks a jury trial in a related suit.

Bing Crosby Washington McCrooner Broadcast Music Inc BMI American Society of Composers, Authors and Publishers Crosby Magnuson D-Wash Senate Commerce Committee Robert J. Burton ASCAP Burton

19 MIGS Sighted Near Demilitarized Zone

Deputy Defense Minister Kim Jong Kap reports 19 MIG type Communist planes sighted this morning near the demilitarized zone in the Kumhiva area about 90 miles northeast of here. He called the flight unusual and possibly aimed at boosting troop morale.

Seoul Kim Jong Kap Demilitarized Zone Kumhiva Kim

Tax valuations eyed in Thomasville budget plan

Observers in Thomasville weigh tax fairness as city commissioners hire outside appraisers to reform property values. Officials seek a 20 mill cap to curb future hikes while noting new assessments could push taxes higher. residents await guidance on scale, fairness, and the millage rate.

St. Petersburg Fla Thomasville St. Pete Stock Exchange Old City

Po River Flood Threat to Ariano Island

Flood waters of the Po threaten Ariano Island in Italy as a 200 foot breach in dikes raises the risk of submersion. Army engineers and civilians struggle with bulldozers to hold back the rising waters from submerging five towns and about 20 000 residents.

Rovigo Italy Ariano Island No Man's Land

Important and Far-Reaching Effects Highlighted

A fragment notes significance and broad impact of upcoming actions or decisions. It hints at long term influence without detailing specifics or outcomes. The tone suggests anticipation and importance among stakeholders.

Easter Seal Drive falls behind prior year donations

The state Easter Beal Campaign is about 17000 dollars behind last year's contributions. John J. McDonough, state chairman, urged immediate donations as 1956 totals reach 172000 versus 155000 to date. Dr. Fred E. Murphy Jr. highlighted services by the Georgia Society for Crippled Children and Adults including case work, scholarships, and an equipment loan pool. Local donations reached 1424.60 with funds received by W B Bulloch, treasurer at Commercial Bank.

John J. McDonough McDonough Fred E. Murphy Jr Thomas County Georgia Society For Crippled Children and Adults National Society W. B. Bulloch Commercial Bank

Chinese Reds Fire At Quemoy Island

Chinese Communist artillery fired more than 9 000 rounds at the offshore island of Quemoy in Formosa as tensions surged near the Taiwan Strait. Communist forces unleashed heavy bombardment amid calls for restraint from regional powers and reports of potential civilian impact.

Quemoy Island Communist Vbgk Vbg Taipei Formosa

Ochlochnee Motorist In Critical Condition After Crash

Joe Palmer of Ochlochnee remained in critical condition at Archbold Memorial Hospital after a wreck nine miles north on County Line Road at 3 15 am Saturday. State Patrol said Palmer’s car failed to negotiate a curve at Highway 202 and 188 intersection. he was alone.

Joe Palmer Ochlochnee Archbold Memorial Hospital Here Highway 202 State Patrol Palmer

Heaviest bombardment reported on Quemoy and Little Quemoy

The Nationalist Defense Ministry announced that islands of Quemoy and Little Quemoy faced the heaviest bombardment to date. It noted ongoing shelling and heightened tension in the region.

Quemoy Little Quemoy Defense Ministry

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