Birds Sweep Three Game Series With Panama City
In a continued report from page three the Birds defeated Panama City 5 to 8 in the three game series. LaFaive Pickering and McKenzie led at the plate with multiple hits while LeFaive Pickering and McKenzie combined for the mound work. Winning pitcher S McKenzie and losing pitcher LaFaive. Time of game 2 15. Umpires McNabb and Floyd.
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BIRDS
Panama City
Thomasville
LaFaive
Pickering
S. McKenzie
McKenzie
LeFaive
Martin
Gray
S. McKkenzie
McNabb
Floyd
Moultrie Rolls Past Card s in Georgia Florida League
Big Jim Hickey pitched Moultrie to a 7 to 1 win over Americus in the Georgia Florida League first half finale. Harold Smith started for Americus then was pulled after five runs on three extra base hits while Gemnitz yielded two more in the fifth. Doberstein and Fatur triples sparked Moultrie, aided by four walks and a double by Picket. Americus lone run came in the fifth on Black error Willoughby’s grounder and Anderson’s RBI single. The game lasted 1 hour 24 minutes.
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Moultrie
Jim Hickey
Cardinals
Harold Smith
Don ‘Sikes
Gemnitz
Doberstein
Fatur
Jones
Picket
Americus
Black
Willoughby
Gamnitz
Anderson
Smith
West
Hickey
Duberstein
Caps edge Travs in Georgia Florida loop thriller
Tallahassee Capitals defeated Albany Travelers 10 to 9 to claim the final game of the first half. Helvey worked the full ten innings, Ryder made a pivotal game ending double play, and Murray Newcomb Narroy powered offense with homers and a late rally tied the score before the Caps pulled away.
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Albany
Tallahasset
Capitals
Georgia- Florida
Travelers
Helvey
Cap Moundsman
Travs
Tallahassee
Ryder
Cap
Murray
Newcomb
Sam Narroy
Caps
Skirts Favored Over Shorts in Women Golf Fashion
An Associated Press report from New York on June 25 notes skirts as the favored feminine golf attire. A designer rejects shorts as impractical and unattractive, while the Metropolitan Golf Association says shorts aren’t a concern this season. Mrs. Harrison Williams, famed as “America’s best dressed,” defends shorts, praising linen shorts with a white shirt and accessories as her chosen look.
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Associated Press
New York
Metropolitan Golf Association
America
Harrison Williams
Long Island
Seeded stars in intercollegiate singles tourney third round
Evanston, Ill. June 25. All ten seeded players accepted the signal for action as the national intercollegiate singles championship entered the third round. Only one upset appeared, Sam Lee of Stanford defeating William T. Tilden III.
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Evanston
Ill
Ernie Sutter
Tulane
Andrew Pepa
Western State Teachers
Kalamazoo
Mich
Paul Guibord
Dartmouth Forces
Carl Smalley
Texas
William T. Tilden, III
Big Bill Tilden
Sam Lee
Stanford
Stock Market Rallies Cooled After Early Selloff In New York
New York June 26 stock market reversed recent downtrend after an initial sharp selloff. The session remained orderly with grains and cotton steady while bonds eased modestly. Among gainers were Ludlum Steel American Tobacco and others. declines hit International Business Machines and Du Pont as rails and utilities traded around unchanged.
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New York
Ppseone
Congress
International Business Machines
American Can
Continental Can
du Pont
U. S
Cerro de Pasco
American Telephone and Public Service of
New Jersey
U. S. Steel
General Motors
General Electric
Consolidated Gas
North American Union Pacific
Standard Oil of
Ninth inning rally gives visitors slim win
Bourell's ninth inning heave provided the margin for the visitors. Waits was ejected by umpire John Waite after arguing a third strike. Dutch Hoffman and Martin moved positions following Waits removal from the park.
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Bourell
Waits
John Wa
Dutch” Hoffman
Martin
New York Eggs Prices Prompt Small Market Shifts
New York on June 25 reports egg prices with mixed colors and special packs from fresh receipts. Standards and commercial standards range 25 25 to 34 cents, firsts 24 14 cents, storage packed firsts 24 cents, other mixed colors unchanged.
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New York
Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Report June Figures
Chicago butter and eggs market results show prices for butter at 19 436 and eggs at 21 2652 with firm tones and unchanged prices. The report lists creamery specials at 93 score 23 percent, extra firsts 21 percent, and various grade breakdowns including firsts and seconds with narrow ranges.
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Chicago
Markets wrap slump broad across commodities and stocks
Stocks retreat as heavy blue chip issues lead declines. Foreign exchanges show mixed results with Far Eastern currencies steady. Sugar and coffee weaken on soft demand while Chicago wheat benefits from harvest weather. Corn holds near steady as crop delays persist. Cattle markets ease from recent highs with prices down 9 to 15 cents per hundredweight.
Irregular Cotton Trading Keeps New Orleans Market Mixed
New Orleans cotton prices moved unevenly with late trading showing 2 to 4 point changes. July led gains rising to 11.49 while October held at 11.20 and December edged up to 11.24 as March slipped to 11.27.
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New Orleans
New York Cotton and Liverpool Cotton Market Summary
New York and Liverpool cotton markets show steady to firmer July commitments with limited selling amid favorable southern weather. Spot and futures hover in narrow ranges with middling around 11.3 to 11.9 in New York and prices around 7.23 to 6.38 for Liverpool grades. Poultry and call money circles mirror quiet steady tones with minor rate adjustments.
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New York
South
Liverpool
Chicago Livestock Market Report Disputs Slower Hogs and Steady Cattle
Chicago livestock figures show hogs at 13 000 head with direct hogs 4 000, prices down 10 to 15 cents from Monday. Cattle volumes reach 5 000 with calves 2 000, best steers around 12.15 per hundredweight, light offerings at 11.50, heifers strong but strictly choice lots scarce, vealers steady near 9.00.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
Chairs Repaired and Canled Best Workmanship
Troy Johnson offers chair repair with emphasis on best workmanship and specializes in colored blind customers. Located at 1003 N Broad, contact Tel 148. Also provides syrup labels patch labels for can labels in all sizes and promises prompt attention to special orders.
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Troy Johnson
N. Broad
U. S. Government Bonds Close Prices in New York
Closing prices for U S government bonds listed in dollars and thirty seconds with several issues quoted. Notable entries include Liberty 4% 101.27 and Treasury 4s 111.27, plus various 3s and 3s 4s with prices in the 100s and 105s to 107s range.
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U. S
New York
U. Ss
Liberty
Edberty
Treasury
Mortesx
Federal Farm Mortgage
BANK
Home Owners Loan Corp
One Owners Loan Corp
New York Sugar Futures Edged Down After Liquidation
New York June 26 prices declined about 3 to 4 points in the sugar futures market as liquidation by commission houses continued amid outside market inactivity. Trade buying and covering later brought some recovery, with quotes at 2 P.M. showing a net drop of around 3 to 4 points.
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NEW York Sugar
New York
Commission House
New York Butter and Cheese Prices Report
New York June 25 Butter total 24 182 pounds weak with creamery prices higher than export. Cheese total 403 224 pounds weak with prices unchanged. Scores shown include 92 for firsts and 84-87 for seconds.
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New York
Tifton Moultrie Tatra Hassee and Bainbridge Bus Schedule
Eastern time bus schedule lists departures to Cairo Talridge and west at 6 30 and 10 00 am also 6 30 pm. Thomasville to Moultrie Tifton and north at 10 50 am 4 00 pm and 6 30 pm. Departures to Tallahassee and Florida points at 7 00 and 11 00 am and 6 30 pm.
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Tifton
Moultrie
Tatra
Hassee
Bainbridge
Cairo
Talridge
Thomasville
Tallahassee
Florida
Weather forecast for Thomasville area June 25 1935
Forecaster expects fair tonight then partly cloudy with possible showers Wednesday. Temperature stability noted with no major change. Observation at 8 am shows 1.12 inches total precipitation in the last 24 hours and 2.86 inches since January 1. Normal for the month is 0.45 inches.
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Thomasville
Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Report
Chicago dairy market report shows butter totals around 19,486 pounds with creamery specials at 93 score and mixed quotations for extra firsts and standards. Wees volumes near 21,252 pounds with prices reported as unchanged.
New Orleans Cotton Seed Oil Prices Climb Slightly
Cotton seed oil in New Orleans closed barely steady with prime summer yellow at 9.40 to 9.55, prime crude quoted as unchanged. July to December futures listed at 9.453 for July, 9.45 for Sept, 9.35 for Dec.
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New Orleans
Hot ice bound water and eternal life claim under heat of science
Minneapolis June 25 Dr R A Gortner of Minnesota outlined bound water the cellular water that remains part of living tissue possibly forming a lattice like solid water not dissolving sugar He linked the concept to a new form of hot ice created under high pressures by P W Bridgman at Harvard suggesting water could solidify at temperatures from 40 below to 165 above zero if equilibrium with surroundings is achieved.
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Minneapolis
American Association For the Advancement of Science
R. A. Gortner
University of Minnesota
Gortner
Ponce de Leon
P. W. Bridgman
Harvard
Turpentine and Rosin Market Report from Savannah
Savannah report shows a turpentine firm with 164 sales 673 receipts 21 shipments and stock 32518 while the Rosin firm records 1376 sales 3572 receipts 892 shipments and stock 124. Quote levels listed for brands B D F G H I K Mf N WG WW and X with rates from 1.95 to 5.75 percent.
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Savannah
Foreign exchange rates and banking notes
New York markets show easy foreign exchange with Great Britain at 4.95 percent on demand and cables. France demand 6.00 with cables 6.63 percent while Italy demand 6.29 and cables 8.29. Montreal swaps quoted around 99.96 percent and 100.0344 for New Year in Montreal.
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New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
Montreal
Chicago Grain and Provisions Prices Report June 25
Chicago cash grain and provisions quotes list No 2 hard wheat 7 3 4 4 821 4, corn No 2 yellow 86 14 86, barley feed 45 48, timothy seed 6 75 7 25 per cwt, clover seed 12 00 17 00 per cwt, oats No 2 white 40 41 44, rye no, maltng 30 1 00, wheat futures for June July with varying bids, oats July 0 35 Q, barley July 48, December 9H 69, feeding bellies July 95 16 92, futures displayed across several months and contract dates.
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Chicago Grain and Provisions
Chicago
CKCK
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Harvester
Ligg & My B
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Standard Bran Unit Corp
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U S Steel
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Rock Springs
NEW York Poultry
Call Money
N. Y. Reserve Bank
Business Directory
Riety
South Love St
Times- Enterprise
Houshp
W. M. Sampson
On Diamonds
Cantey Pace
Williams
Clark Petroleum Co
Moultrie Hog Market
Ee Ga
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City Hall
Lon
Times-Enterprise
A. Brooks Co
Purdy and Roberts
Quitman
U. S. Department OF Agriculture, Weather Bureau
Johnson's. Dairy
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Poughe BP. H
Tosco
Underwood Typewriters
Paul Hobbs
A. L. Seeley
M'Collum
Toves-Enterpise
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Senate
United States Senate
Rush D. Holt
Went
Virginia
Garner
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