Wall Street mixed as rails lead gains amid merger hopes
Rails advanced in early trading on higher profits and merger prospects while oils and aerospace rose. The Associated Press average gained as Rock Island rose on Union Pacific and Southern Pacific split plans. Dow slipped 2 percent. Agricultural prices in Atlanta region showed steady to slow movements with vegetables and fruits trading at varied farm prices.
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Associated Press
Rock Island
Peimt
Chicago & North Ig
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
Northwestern
Smith-Douglas
Kerr-McGee Oil
Puerto Rico
IBM
Loral Electronicp
Chrysler
U.S. Steel
United Aircraft
Kermmecott
Sangamo Eiectric
Dow Jones
Georgia hog and cattle market receipts widen price changes
Packer hog plants in Georgia and other states report mixed gains and drops in hog prices for various weights with instances up to 50 cents higher. Chicago hog receipts show strength in barrows and gilts, sows varied. Georgia cattle auctions show steady to higher prices for steers, heifers, and calves across multiple markets.
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U. S
Chicago
Georgia
Cumming
Social Circle
Sylvester
Waycross
Publication notice from Times Terprise Co. in Thomasville
A faded public notice from the Times Terprise Co. discusses republication rights and postage paid at the office in Thomasville Georgia. The fragment mentions daily dispatches and reserved republication terms with an address likely in Manville and a box number.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Semen Associated 8
Republica
Timesterprise Co., Inc
Thomasville
Addrons
Labof
Severin
Gmanville
Market Report From North Georgia Poultry Firm
Market report notes quotes for broilers and fryers at Atlanta area plant. Delivered plant prices range for various types with limited plant availability and sparse exchange pricing data.
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North Georgia
Atlanta
Mrs Harrell Rites Today
Services were set for 3 p.m. at East Side Baptist Church for Mrs Mellie Louise Harrell 45 who died unexpectedly at her home Sunday Burial will follow at Sunset Garden Kirkland Cray Hughes Home for Funerals in charge Active pallbearers were Lamar Carr Lester Carney Edward Harrell Jerrell Jones Leon Jones and Eugene Hagan Honorary pallbearers were Homer NeSmith Gerald Gibbs Bobby McMath Rev John Hobbs A G Powles and W Walker Hodges She was a native of Colquitt County daughter of Henry Allen and Sallie Flowers Strickland married to Woodrow W Harrell in 1937 and was a member of Coolidge Baptist Church Surviving are her husband one son Billy R Harrell Jacksonville Fla two daughters Mrs Jimmy McMath Thomasville and Mrs Billy Hagan Warner Robins her mother Mrs Dora Lee Wilson of Coolidge five brothers Henry S Baton Rouge La James H Elizabeth City NC Paul L Elloree SC Lamar Charleston SC and John Strickland Jacksonville Fla
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Mellie Louise Harrell
Cham McMillen
Alton Dobbs
Jacksonville
Fla
East Side Baptist Church
Sunset Garden
Kirkland Cray Hughes
Lamar Carr
Lester Carney
Edward Harrell
Jerrell Jones
Leon Jones
Eugene Hagan
Homer
Carolina Ave
Thomasville
Billy R. Harrell
Jimmy McMath
Billy Hagan
Warner Robins
Moultrie
Dora Lee Wilson
Coolidge
Henry S
Baton Rouge
James H
Elizabeth City
N. C
Paul L. Elloree
Lamar
Charleston
S. C
John Strickland
Jacksonville, Fla
Funeral services set for Gertrude Sellars Miller in Cairo
Mrs Gertrude Sellars Miller 75 of Whigham died Monday at Grady General Hospital after an extended illness. Services are at 4 pm today at Spring Hill Christian Church in Thomas County with Rev W E Pledger and Rev J W McAdams officiating. Burial in Pleasant Grove Cemetery. Miller Funeral Home in charge. Surviving are seven daughters six brothers three sisters twenty four grandchildren and 26 great grandchildren.
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Cairo
Gertrude Sellars Miller
Whigham
Spring Hill Christian Church
Thomas County
W. E. Pledger
J. W. McAdams
Pleasant Grove Cemetery
Miller
Grady General Hospital
Annie Hester
George
Sellars
Grady County
Annie E. Ansley
Ellenton
Fla
Mary G. Rodney
Tampa
W. D
Sam
Jack
Walter
Lindsey Sellars
M. C. Sellars
Tarraceia
M. M. Kinchen
Ethel Bridges
Hawkinsville
Mary Starnes
Albert C. Simmonds Jr. Bank Leader Dies at 60
Albert C. Simmonds Jr. 60, banker and former railroad executive, dies Sunday night in Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center. Services Wednesday at Rye Presbyterian Church. He chaired Bank of New York and had led the New York State Bankers Association. He once was an assistant treasurer of Texas and Pacific Railway and taught history in Thomasville in 1922-23.
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New York
Albert C. Simmonds Jr
Presbyterian Church
Rye
Railroad
Thomasville
Fletcherville
Shreveport
Alexandria
Vanderbilt University
Simmonds
Harrison
N. Y
Harkness
Columbia-Presbyterian Medical Center
The
Bank of New York
New York State Bankers Association
Texas and Pacific Railway Co
City debate over resurfacing funds and project timing
Thomasville officials discussed street work funded by a $500,000 state allocation. City Manager Snuggs said resurfacing on West Jackson Street is a state project with no city involvement. Treasurer Frohbert estimated Thomasville's share around $4,600, noting last year's $8,051.58 in state street funds.
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Herschell F. Snuggs
Georgia
Thomasville
Fritz Frohbert
Jackson
Hansell St
Frohbert
Atlanta
Services for Horace Stanaland in Pelham
Horace Smith Stanaland 33 died Sunday when his car struck a light pole on Highway 19 between Pelham and Meigs. Services were set for 3 p.m. today at Providence Primitive Baptist Church near Meigs with Elders Earl Childs and L M Brooks officiating. Burial followed in the church cemetery. He is survived by his parents Mr and Mrs Hoker Stanaland Rte 2 Meigs. two brothers Samuel Thomasville and Bobby Pelham. and three sisters Mrs O C Tucker Moultrie Mrs Frank Brooks Pelham and Mrs James Cain Pelham.
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Pelham
Horace Smith Stanaland
Providence Primitive Baptist Church
Meigs
Earl Childs
L M. Brooks
Stanaland
Highway 19
Colquitt County
Hoker
Rte. 2
Samuel
Thomasville
Bobby
O. C. Tucker
Moultrie
Frank Brooks
James Cain
Baab Sr. of Apopka Dies After Illness at 56
W H Baab Sr of Apopka Florida dies today after an extended illness at age 56. Funeral arrangements are incomplete. Survivors include his widow Helen Elizabeth Stout Baab, daughter Elizabeth Anne Baab, sons Charles C Baab and James M Baab, father C C Baab, all of Apopka, and other relatives.
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Apopka. Fla
William H. Baab
Times-Enterprise
Bill Baab
Helen Elizabeth Stout Baab
Elizabeth Anne Baab
Charles C. Baab
James M. Baab
C. C. Baab
Apopka
D L Morrison Dies at Home in Barney
D L Morrison a Brooks County farmer died unexpectedly Monday at his home on Route 1 Barney He was married to Bertha Griffin who died May 12 Surviving five daughters and four sons and 11 grandchildren Graveside rites by the Rev Clifton Brooks at Hill Cemetery near Morven set for 2 30 p m Wednesday in Morven area
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Quitman
D. L. Morrison
Barney
Brooks County
Union Methodist Church
Bertha Griffin
J. E. Murdock
Intercession
Hill City
Angus
Orlando
Fla
Danny
Allen
Andy
Clifton Brooks
Hill Cemetery
Morven
Southern Company Posts Sharp Profit Rise and Revenue Gain
Southern Company reports strong May profits and rising operating revenue across its Georgia Alabama Mississippi and Gulf power subsidiaries. May revenue climbs to 30 018 987 from 28 234 886. May net profit up to 3 761 163 from 3 441 231. For the year ending May 31 12 month operating revenue reaches 369 575 198 up from 439 220 236. yearly net profit grows to 52 728 672 from 47 750 789 or 2.27 per share up from 2.06.
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Atlanta
The
Southern Co
Georgia
Alabama
Mississippi
Gulf Power Companies
Consolidated
Weather forecast for Thomasville area cloudy and warm
Cloudy and warm with scattered showers this afternoon tonight and Wednesday. NE winds around 12 miles per hour. Highs near 90s and lows around 70. Island reports show record highs for the month. Tide and sunrise details for St Marks Florida included.
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Thomasville
ST. Marks
Fla
FBI Captures Fugitive from Local Jail
James E Beals, 45, Pueblo Springs Colorado, escaped Thomas County jail January 9 and was captured in Bonham Texas by FBI agents. Indicted October 31, 1962 for forgery, he was arrested by Thomasville police for passing forged checks. He faces unlawful flight charges and will be held in Lamar County Jail Paris Texas pending extradition.
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Colorado
Thomas County
Federal Bureau of Investigation
Bonham
Tex
Don Adams
FBI
James E McMahon
Atlanta
Earl Lee Beals
Pueblo Springs
Colo
Thomasville
Beals
F.B.I
U.S
William J. Trowell
McMahon
Lamar County
Paris
Israel's Eshkol Unveils Security Focus and 15 Member Cabinet
Premier desig nate Levi Eshkol presented his 15 member coalition to Parliament and will also serve as defense minister. He said the new government will prioritize strengthening national security and is expected to win parliamentary approval in a few days.
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Jerusalem
Israeli Sector
Israel
Levi Eshkol
Eshkol
David Ben-Gurion
Calendar of events for Jaycees and clubs this week in town
City clubs and organizations post their meeting times this week. Tonight Jaycees meet at the Chamber of Commerce at 7 30 p m Elks at the Elks Club 8 p m Odd Fellows IOOF Hall 8 p m and others including the Duplicate Club at Gien Arven Executive Committee at Amvets Post members and various groups schedule gatherings through Thursday and Friday with luncheon meetings and district events.
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Jaycees
Chamber of Commerce
Elks Lodge
Elks Club
ODD Fellows
IOOF
Gien Arven
Amvets
Old House
Presbyterian Family Picnic
Lake View
Rotary Club
Glen Arven
Garden Center
Thomas County Kiwanis Club
Post 31
Rebekah Lodge
Lions Club
Town House
Credit Women
Salvation Army
VFW
Post Home
F. & A.M. Lodge
Masonic Building
Alcoholics Anonymous
Presbyterian Hall
Judge Refuses Immediate Desegregation of Mobile Schools
Federal Judge in Mobile Alabama declines to order immediate integration of Mobile city-county public schools and orders a desegregation plan for the 1964-65 session. Trial set for November 14, with desegregation to begin by September 1964. NAACP attorneys contemplate appealing to the Third Circuit in New Orleans.
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Mobile
Ala
U.S Diss
Daniel H Thomas
City
Thomas
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Sys
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Kaleer
Abme Steel
Kress
Saker
Maeve
Armeur Monsan
Steel
Nat Dairy
Bertier - Olin Math
Owens Ill
Cater Trae
Penney So
Socony
Sperry
Finnest Dairy
Swift
Gen Mills
Texaco
Airc
Ga Pac
Stlanta
Florida
Keystones
Southlands
Packer Hog Mart
Albany
Columbus
Dothan
Pela
Market Report
Harrell
J. H. Miller
A. C. Simmonds
MR. Tweedy
By Ned Riddle
Sheriff Law
West Jackson St
H. S. Stanaland
W. H. Baab Sr
Hotpoint Power
Knapp Howe. Co
Remington Ave
Southern Company
Ponder
Victor
Victor Electric
Olivetti
Ponder’'s Print Shop
W. Jefferson, St
Constance Baker Motley
NAACP
3Rd
U.S Circuit Court of Appeals
New Orleans
George's
Gulf Service Station
Washington
Len Robinson
Sherwin-Williams
Smith Ave
E. Jackson St
OKRA
Blackeyes Ib
Hamburger
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