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Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 26, 1952

Page

2

Wall Street Holds Steady Amid Steel Strike Watch

The market stalled near a 1952 high as uncertainty over a possible Taft Hartley intervention loomed after President Truman’s expected remarks. Rail stocks led modest gains while steel remained flat and other sectors showed mixed moves, with several names advancing and retreating.

New York Wall Street Truman Associated Press Southern Railway Texas Co Youngstown Sheet Tube Chrysler Goodee Baltimore Ohio

Atlanta Produce Market Receipts Mixed As Prices Hold Steady

The Atlanta produce market showed liberal receipts for most lines but some items were in short supply. Prices remained generally unchanged with cantaloupes light but mostly steady, peaches around 2.50 to 2.75 per bushel for No 1 and smaller quality, cabbage scarce with 2.50 to 3.25 per bag, and peas and cucumbers varying by quality and size across Georgia suppliers.

Atlanta Aatlanta USDA Georgia Georutterbeans

Packer Hog Market Report from Thomasville Georgia

Fed state and regional markets report cattle and hog receipts across seven plants in Georgia, Alabama, and Florida. Hog prices ranged from 16.50 to 20.00 for various weights, with CHICAGO prices nearby at 20.76 to 21.10. North Georgia cattle prices show steady slaughter steers and heifers with calves and cows weaker, utility and cutter cows at lower ranges.

Thomasville Albany Columbus Moultrie Tifton Georgia Dothan Alabama Jacksonville Florida Chicago Orcer North Atlanta

Cotton futures fall in New Orleans on Abernethy bill doubt

In New Orleans today cotton futures slipped under selling pressure as traders awaited the Abernethy bill outcome. By 11 a m prices stood about 4.3 cents lower per pound and 1.15 to 1.90 a bale beneath yesterday’s level.

New Orleans Abernethy

Brollery and Fryers Price Report Summary

Market note lists brollery and fryers priced across weights 25 percent to 2744 cents with most entries around 46 percent of a cent. Prices reflect typical daily fluctuations in this early market page.

North Georgia poultry market steady on light weights

USDA report notes the North Georgia live poultry market steady with ample supplies and good demand for birds under 4.75 pounds. Farm prices observed 24 hours to 10:00 am show broilers and fryers under 4.4 pounds mostly at 26 1/4 to 27 cents per pound, with higher weights lacking strong demand.

Atlanta USDA North Georgia

New York Cotton Futures Fall Sharply

New York cotton futures at 11 45 am show declines of 75 cents to $1.00 per bale with July at 39.92 and October at 37.10 while December sits at 36.90. Nearby Meh 96.72 May 36.53 Ju 36.12 Oct 34.60 Dec 34.40.

Jly New York

Turpentine and Rosin Stock and Shipment Figures

Savannah market notes show turpentine receipts 847 and shipments 185 with no quotations. Rosin receipts 5 and shipments none. Stocks report turpentine 7 452 and rosin 11 904.

Savannah

Dairy Co op at Quitman observes anniversary Friday

The South Georgia Dairy Co op based in Quitman marks its fifth anniversary with an open house Friday from 1 to 9 p m. Visitors can inspect expanded facilities and new equipment. The co op now serves 6 counties with 14 producer members and posted near half a million dollars in gross last year. A new Creamo line will be sold from a separate building as part of ongoing expansion.

Quitman South Georgia Dairy Co-op Brooks County Brooks Berrien Cook Thomas Colquitt Geora Dairy

The Spirit of a Town's People Drives Its Growth

The article argues that town progress hinges on citizen action and leadership. It cites examples from the South and Georgia where opposition to railroads highways and airports stifled growth, while cooperative communities that welcomed development prospered. The core message: people determine a town’s success, not size.

Meigs Kiwanis Club Sees Movie Hear Peanuts Talk

The Meigs Kiwanis held a Wednesday noon luncheon at the Community House featuring a color sound film on the peanut industry from planting to products. Kent Sanders introduced the program with Thomasville ties, and Curtis Middleton distributed game passes for a July 1st Thomasville Brunswick contest.

Meigs Kiwanis. Club Meigs Kiwanis Club Kent Sanders John Parker Tom Thomasville Sanders Dothan Alabama Kiwanian Curtis Middleton Thomasville Club Thomasville Retail Merchantssociation New Thomasville Municipal Stadium Brunswick Kiwanian Curtis James Carter Kent.Sanders Lamar Alligood John, Hartsfield Meigs Jos E. Scruggs Pelham Curtis Middleton Walter Hargrave

Morven Faculty Member Named Brooks Supervisory Teacher

Floyd Devan a Morven High School faculty member has been elected supervisory teacher for Brooks County Schools and will start September 1. He attends a supervisor training workshop at the University of Georgia and holds degrees from Emory Junior Reinhardt College and the University of Georgia with a master's degree due next summer.

Quitman Floyd Devan Morven Brooks County University of Georgia Devane Emory Junior and Reinhardt College

Personal News From Thomasville Area

Mr Lawrence Steyerman returns from Chicago after days buying and decorating. Mrs A V Opdenbrow and son Van return to Valdosta after visiting Mrs R H Horton. Boston couple C A Smith welcome a daughter at Archbold Memorial Hospital June 25. Thomasville patients include W F Singletary, W Ed Bruner, J A Burges. James T Fleming and wife announce baby girl Cynthia Lynn born June 25 in Tampa hospital. Out of town visitors Curley Sharples and sons visit from Skaneateles N Y. Pelham residents Stewart T Griffin B V Holland and D P Ott are among admitted patients. Also A H Jackson, J W Crew Sr, and Jerry Phillips admitted Wednesday.

Thomasville Archbald Hospital W. F. Singletary William Ed Bruner J. A. Burges James T. Fleming Cynthia Lynn Tampa, Fla Mrs. Fleming Stewart T. Griffin B. V. Holland D. P. Ott Pelham A. H. Jackson Meigs J. W. Crew Sr Whigham Jerry Phillips Boston

New State Supervisor to Lead County School Program

Supervisor Devane to plan and develop the program in coordination with County School Superintendent Barney Humphreys and school principals and teachers to implement statewide efforts.

Devane Barney Humphreys

Meigs Personal News Highlights Local Visits

The Rev. A. Ray Adams attended Camp at Epworth by the Sea. Mrs. Adams is vacationing in Savannah with relatives. Miss Lucia Ann Wurst returned from a visit in Atlanta. Julian Rouse of Albany was a Meigs visitor Tuesday. Friends of Miss Dorothy Nell Palmer regret she remains a patient at Emory University hospital and wish her early recovery.

A. Ray Adams Epworth By the Sea Mrs. Adams Savannah Lucia Ann Wurst Atlanta Julian Rouse Albany Meigs Dorothy Nell Palmer Emory University Hospital

Poisonous snakes mostly give birth to live young

Many poisonous snakes do not lay eggs but produce living young, showing viviparity as their reproductive strategy.

Weather Summary for Thomasville Georgia June 26 1952

Pair and continued hot through Friday with Saturday partly cloudy and hot and a risk of thunderstorms. Temperature data shows highest yesterday 98 and lowest 73 with record highs 104 and record lows 49 for the month. Rain totals 0.00 in last 24 hours and 2.18 since month start. Normal rainfall 5.45 for the month.

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