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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1957
Page
9
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New York stocks mostly rose in quiet morning trading with Allied Chemical up over one point and chemicals leading gains. Major movers included Goodrich, Du Pont, and IBM advancing about a point or more, while U S Rubber Boeing Douglas American Smelting GE and others posted fractional gains. a few names fell slightly.
Dackers Hog Market report from Thomasville on June 26 1957 lists hog receipts around 3300 at major plants in Albany Moultrie Thomasville Tifton and other cities with mixed U S grade prices for 180 250 lb barrows and gilts and lighter weights. Chicago receipts 6500 with prices for 190 225 lb barrows and gilts around 20 21 dollars. North Georgia cattle and calves show steady to higher trends with steers and heifers mostly 16 22 dollars and calves 16 21 dollars depending on size and grade. Sows mixed 12 15 dollars feeding stock scarce.
New York markets show cotton futures unchanged to up 70 cents a bale at 11 45 am with July at 35 45 and remaining contracts ranging from 33 70 to 35 08 as investors awaited direction.
Pricing notes for broilers or fryers and heavy light types in Georgia. Details include farm and plant price ranges per hundredweight with variations by weight and type.
The FBI says a Georgia man, Jacque Dyer Bisplinghoff, 18, was arrested in Concord California on a federal warrant accusing him of issuing fictitious checks at Hunter Air Force Base near Savannah. He was indicted by a Savannah grand jury on May 16 and is held in Contra Costa County jail awaiting federal court in Oakland.
Active midweek trading shows Georgia cabbage at 1.25 to 1.65 per fifty pound bag and cucumbers 1.00 to 3.00 per bushel. Round green beans fetch 1.75 to 2.25, pole beans 2.00 to 3.00, yellow crookneck squash 2.50 to 4.00, purple hull peas 1.75 to 2.00, and okra 3.00 to 4.50. Bell peppers move 3.00 to 4.50.
One Thomasville man, Floyd Draper, 30, was injured with head lacerations when an ambulance carrying Mrs. Ollie Levin from Jacksonville to Bainbridge collided with his car at Hansell and Broad Streets. Draper was treated and listed in fair condition. the ambulance driver and Draper’s brother were cited for careless driving.
Rotary will hold its first dinner meeting at the new Y M C A building announced by Dr W M Searcy president of the Y board. The meeting starts at 12 55 p m with a tour of the building after luncheon, showcasing one of the most complete facilities in the region.
Meigs and Ochlockee County suffered heavy damage after a flash flood early yesterday. Rain gauges reported about 8 inches of rain from 6 to 10 am washing out a small bridge and damaging dirt roads and culverts. County crews work to restore passable routes as quickly as possible with no dollar estimate yet.
A recent meeting with local commissioners and leaders discussed speeding up highway projects. Participants of Camilla and Uni outlined plans to upgrade an old road and connect Highway 19 with new routes.
Five miners were trapped when a slope mine at Powhatan No. 2 Mine Fernwood near Steubenville collapsed. The fall occurred about 75 feet from the entrance and three escapees saw lights burning on the caps of those trapped. Rescue efforts followed in Ohio.
Fragmentary OCR text references a meeting about new U S developments and efforts to address traffic resurfacing and city projects. It mentions Mitchell and Scott as possible participants with guests to be invited. No coherent events or outcomes are clear.
A damaged report notes heavy dam across a near town area causing soil fill and crop loss. Farmers report pasture damage and widespread impact as the Namson district endures severe weather effects in the region near Uke.
At a board meeting last night Archbold Memorial Hospital trustees accepted the resignation of pathologist Dr EB B Saye after ten years of service. Director George S Jones announced Dr Saye has left Thomasville to begin work at Milledgeville State Hospital. Trustees ordered a letter of commendation for his work in the pathology department.
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