Stocks Rally As Airlines Lead Broad Market Gains
The New York stock market opened strong with airlines among the favorites. Pan American World Airways and American Airlines rose on light volume, while United and Eastern Air Lines also advanced. rails, builders, steels, and utilities followed the broad upward trend amid gains by Chrysler and Philco.
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New York
Airlines
Pan
American World Airways
American Airlines
United Airlines
Eastern Air Lines
Southern Railway
Johns Manville
American Telephone
U. S. Steel
Chrysler
Douglas Aircraft
Philco
Texas Co
Allied Chemical
Studebaker
Packard Montgomery Ward
Zenith
Grain futures edge lower amid mixed commodities market
Trading in New York showed futures bids slipping with nearby shipments down about 55 cents per bale and July through December contracts largely steady to lower. Key quotes included Jly at 33.54, Oct 33.90, Dec 33.89, and May at 4.13 with other months around 33. to 33.9.
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New York
Otten
Jly
Packer Hog Market Report From Georgia and Nearby States
Thomasville and regional packers report total receipts of 600 cattle 325 calves and 900 hogs with hogs steady to higher and ranges for various weights. Chicago bids show meat sales at 25.50 for 180-230 lb barrows and gilts with higher tops, while North Georgia auctions note moderate activity and mixed prices across slaughter cattle calves and stockers with set ranges by grade and weight.
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Thomasville
Albany
Moultrie
Tifton
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Fila
Chicago
North Georgia
Atlanta
Atlanta Produce Market Receipts and Prices Variation
Receipts were liberal to heavy with trading moderate to fairly good on the Atlanta produce market. Georgia yellow and white corn sold 25-35 cents per crate, butter beans 3.00-4.00 per bushel, round green beans 2.00-3.00, poles 4.00-4.50, cabbage 65-85 cents per bag, okra 3.50-4.00 per bushel, yellow squash 1.75-2.50 per bushel, and crowder field peas 1.75-2.00 per bushel.
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Atlanta
Georgia
North Georgia live poultry market steady to firm
In Atlanta area markets trading remains active with offerings and supplies about equal to the strong demand. Weights over three pounds are limited. Prices paid for broilers and fryers ending 10 a.m. today were 24 to 25 cents a pound at farms and 25 to 25 cents at plants, with most sales at 24 to 25 cents.
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Atlanta
North Georgia
Lawrence Goldstein Wins Emory University Scholarship
Lawrence Gerald Goldstein, son of Mr and Mrs Joe Goldstein of Mimosa Drive, has been awarded a scholarship to Emory University. Emory notes this year’s expanded scholar ship program due to rising enrollment, with many deserving applications still declined. Goldstein was a National Honor Society member at Thomasville High.
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Atlanta
Lawrence Gerald Goldstein
Joe Goldstein
Mimosa Drive
Emory University
Emory
Charles Watson
Watson
Goldstein
Thomasville High
Lions Club hears Rev Nabers on Venezuela growth
Rev. Charles Nabers spoke at the Lions Club meeting on Venezuela's growth and Caracas construction projects. President Grover Newton presided and welcomed guests Jack Collier, John Richter, and Bill Davis. Jack Kelly was initiated with pin and certificate. the group sang after the talk and adjourned amid good attendance.
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Charles Nabers
Venezuela
The
Lions Club
William McKay
Nabers
Caracas
Grover Newton
Jack Collier
John Richter
Bill Davis
Jack Kelly
Mr. Nabers
Lions
Calendar of Monday Evening Events in Thomasville
Naval Reserve Composite Company meets at City Court room at 8 p.m. Youth Center hosts open house for grades nine through twelve at 8 p.m. Moose Lodge invites members to Lodge Hall at 8 p.m. Uncle Remus story hour at Thomasville Library begins at 10 a.m. Community Council gathers at Plaza Cafe Paradise Park playground at 1 p.m. Idea Exchange Club convenes at Youth Center at 8 p.m.
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Naval Reserve Composite Company
City Court Room
Lodge Hall
Uncle Remus
Thomasville
Plaza Cafe
Paradise Park Playground
Idea Exchange Club
Youth Center
Weather Forecast for Thomasville June 2 1954
Partly cloudy to cloudy with warm humidity and scattered thundershowers through Sunday. Yesterday's high 94, low not stated. Record high this month 104, record low 49. Totals show 2.31 inches this month and 13.8 inches since January 1. Normal for June 5.4 inches.
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Thomasville
Social Notes from Oldtown and Nearby Visits
Miss Helen Harrill visits Miss Ruth Chairs in Oldtown Florida. Mrs Leona Land and daughter Mrs Hal Chairs and Ruth stay with Mr and Mrs C E Wildman in Grady Street. Mrs Reid Harrill and children visit her parents C E Wildman. Federation trip in Georgia attended by Mrs Joseph Craigmiles Jr and Mrs Boone Leach. Cpl William P Evans returns from Korea tour. stays with parents Jamie and ... Evans. Betty Nunnally returns from Shellman with Nancy Puckett for Thomasville visit. Joe Feinberg returns from Chicago market trips. Elwin W Law returns from New York. daughter Gerald W Peck Jr heads to Iceland with Air Force husband.
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Leona Land
Mrs. Hal Chairs
Ruth
Oldtown
Fla
C. BE. Wildman
Grady St
Joseph Craigmiles, Jr
Boone Leach
Thomasville
Federation of Women's Clubs Institute
Univ. of Georgia
Cpl
William P. Evans
Army
Korea
Mr. Evans
Jamie F. Evans
Elwin W. Law
New York
Gerald W. Peck, Jr
Iceland
Air Force
Warner Robins Air Force
iBase
Macon
Bank official improves after Monday operation
Mr. Joe Keyton, who underwent an operation at the hospital Monday, is reported improving nicely and hopes to return to duties at the Bank of Thomas County where he works.
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Joe Keyton
Bank of
Thomas County
First Aid Measures Shown Rotarians At Club Meeting
The Rotary Club opened with Rev. Charlie Nabers substituting for a pastor and telling stories. Jackie Powell thanked local groups for Girls State support. Ralph Neel outlined the day’s first aid focus with demonstrations on bleeding control, resuscitation, broken bones, snake bites, and rattlesnake antivenin. Red Milton led respiration and Red Watt covered treatments and dangers. Present were Rev. James Sharp, Olin Cooper, Dr. Theo Yerasemides, Dr. Wayne Freeman, and Bob Heingohn.
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Rotary Club
Charlie Nabers
Presbyterian Church
Nabers
Charlie Wall
Rotary
Jackie Powell
Miss Powell
Thomas County
Ralph Neel
R. J. Ramsey
Red Milton
Red
Charlie Watt, Jr
Tames Sharp
Thomasville
Olin Cooper
Theo G. Yerasemides
Wayne Freeman
Bob Heingohn
New Shiloh H D Club Holds Meeting
Members of the New Shiloh Home Demonstration Club met Thursday at Mrs. Cecil Palin's home for demonstrations on food preservation and straw Higgins. Mrs. Ernest Johnson conducted a preservation demo and Miss Ophelia Smith won the contest prize.
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New Shiloh H. _D. Club
New Shiloh
Cecil Palin
Ernest Johnson
Ophelia Smith
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