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Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 27, 1933
Page
5
New Underwood junior portable typewriters for sale
Underwood Aeght Albany Ga advertises new junior portable typewriters at 34 50 with terms. Also lists roofing work concrete and general contracting by B L Brewton with phone 989 M. Loans up to 300 by Southern Investment Co. at Brighton Building phone 687.
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Underwood
Underwood Aégt
Albany, Ga
M. B. L. Brewton
Southern Investment Co
Brighton
Southern papers resist journalism majors says association
Chattanooga June 27 Secretary-Manager Cranston Williams of the Southern Newspaper Publishers Association says about 99 percent plus of southern newspapers have no place for journalism students preferring a man with a literary degree. He noted a Lee School of Journalism committee report supports curriculum emphasizing background studies over newspaper technique.
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Chattanooga
Tenn
Cranston Williams
Southern Newspaper Publishers Association
Lee School of Journalism Committee
Williams
Veterans Administration Studies 300,000 Compensation Claims
Washington announces a general review of 300,000 veterans compensation awards as part of a broader plan to liberalize rules in line with a congressionally enacted compromise. The move aims to streamline approvals and implement broader eligibility standards.
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Washington
Veterans Administration
Congress
Chicago grain and provisions and government bonds prices
Chicago grain and provisions section reports bid ranges for wheat and other grains with mixed No 2 and No 1 yellow and white types, plus rye and barley prices and seed costs. U.S. government bond closing prices in New York list Liberty and Treasury issues with yields and invoice figures.
Cotton Markets React to Wheat Rally and Dollar Weakness
New York cotton prices firm for a time in sympathy with growing wheat strength and dollar weakness. July through December futures showed mixed moves with profit taking and late-session recoveries, while New Orleans and Liverpool markets displayed high intraday levels before easing later.
Poultry Prices in Chicago Market Report
Chicago wholesale poultry prices list live birds and weights for hen roosters turkeys ducks geese and leghorns in June bidding. Markets show leghorns broilers rocks and colored varieties with per head or per pound ranges.
Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Summary
Chicago market notes show butter and egg pricing with creamery specials and futures figures. Listings include butter categories such as extra firsts, firsts, seconds, and storage packed grades, plus percentages and receipts. Be mindful of garbled values andJulyOctober futures references in the fragmented text.
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Chicago
New York Butter and Cheese Markets Report
New York butter and cheese figures show steady to higher marks for creamery products on June 27. Prices cited include firsts 87-91 score and centralized 90 score with packing stock notes and Curren making No 1. Cheese totals reach 120 708 with steady demand and unchanged levels.
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New York
New York Eggs Prices and Standards Report
New York June 27 prices and grades for eggs list several categories including firsts seconds medifying and dirties with counts like 164 firsts and 1344 medifying. The report notes mixed colors special packs and selection tom fresh receipts and references store prices for private cee and western standards around 16 to 17 percent.
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New York
Sugar futures in New York show early gains then slight retreat
Early New York sugar futures rose 5 17 points before backing off to around 1.56 to 1.61 as traders digested late afternoon data. The market indicated modest gains by 2 p.m. with minimal net movement.
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NEW York Sugar
New York
Dee
Artiacts
Mirch
Lawr
Turpentine and Rosin Trade Figures at Savannah
In Savannah on June 217 the Turpentine firm shows 61 percent sales with receipts of 1 371 and shipments of 20. Rosin firm reports sales 1 616 receipts 3 941 shipments 4 964. Quotes listed: B 3.35 D 3.50 EF GATEK TL 3.70 N WG 3.30.
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Savannah
Chicago Livestock Prices Keep Slid Yet Active Trade
Chicago market notes show 5,000 cattle and 5,000 hogs traded. Hogs steady to 5 higher with midweight 200-250 Ibs at 4.45 to 4.55. cattle strong on good and choice fed steers while grassers dull. Steers 650-1500 lbs mostly 6.25 to 7.26, cows 3.25 to 4.00, feeders 3.25 to 5.75.
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Chicago Livestock
Chicago
A.J
New York Poultry Prices Steady on Live and Dressed Goods
New York June 27 dressed poultry at regular levels with turkeys 12 to 16 pounds and other prices unchanged. Live poultry firm with express broilers not quoted and fowls 13 to 16 for freight, 10 to 16 for express, roosters 10 both freight and express, other prices unchanged.
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NEW York Poultry
New York
Express
Foreign exchange rates New York June 27
International money values listed for Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany and others with bid and cable figures. Currencies include US dollars, francs marks lire pesetas and local names for several nations with varying percentages and denominations.
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Foreign Exchange
New York
Great Britain
France
Italy
New York Stock Letter Transports Markets After Farm Boom Boost
The market extended gains on June 27 with wheat leading futures up four cents or more a bushel while corn rye oats and barley kept pace. Profit taking trimmed early advances as cotton fluctuated and London optimism spurred silver and sterling. Major equities like Santa Fe Union Pacific Southern Pacific and others posted 1 to 2 point gains with Celanese and Columbia Carbon higher. Analysts note rising production and consumption dynamics amid ongoing debates on gold abandonment and potential inflationary pressure. St. Louis cash grain showed wheat No 2 red 91-93 cents, corn No 2 yellow 54-64 cents, oats No 2 white 45-46 cents.
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New York
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
New York Central
Delaware & Judson
Lackawanna
Chesapeake & Ohio
Baltimore & Ohio
Louisville & Nashville
National Distillers
Celanese
Columbia Carbon
Allied Chemical
du Pont
Chrysler
General Motors
Case
United Aircraft
Penny
National Steel
ST. Louis
New York Cotton Seed Oil and Raw Hides and Coffee Prices
Cotton seed oil futures closed firm with spot 5.88B and front contracts from 5.98B to 6.22B. Raw hides closed 15 to 25 higher with Sept at 12.40 bid 12.65 high and 12.56 last. 3,840,000 lbs sold. Coffee market held steady with Rio and Santos futures steady. July 5.61 and Santos July 7.96N led the bag sales of 27,000 and 21,000 bags respectively.
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Liverpool
New York
Rio
Santos
Cotton seed oil closes steady with varied futures prices
New Orleans market reports steady cotton seed oil trading. Prime summer yellow oats? No. Prices listed: prime summer yellow 5.45 to 5.55, prime crude 4.60 to 4.62. Futures shown include July 6.62 and other months from Aug to Dec with values 5.55 to 6.82.
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New Orleans
Moultrie Hog Market Prices June 27
Prices quoted for hogs at the Moultrie market in Moultrie Georgia list Heavy hogs 240 lbs and up at 38.65. No 1 240 lbs 3.80. No 2 140 to 160 lbs 3.55. No 3 120 to 140 lbs 3.80. No 4 100 to 120 lbs 3.05. No 6 60 to 100 lbs 2.80. Sows 3.05. Stags 3.65.
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Moultrie
Moultrie Muiiket
Conference Between Post And Talmdge Of Perfuctory Nature
Governor Tal madge met with Langdon W. Post assistant federal relief administrator about Georgia relief setup in a perfunctory conference. Uncertainty remains over current Georgia relief staff, with reports of reorganization and possible removal of most employees, while Herman De La Perriere may keep a supervisory role under a new structure. A citizens committee has assumed management of federal relief funds and Miss Gay Shepperson would lead with De La Perriere supervising the work.
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Atlanta
Talmadge
Langdon W. Post
Georgia
Georgia Relief Administration
Herman de la Perrice
Hoschton
A. Stre Nance
Ronald Ransom
W. D. Lamar
Macon
Miss Gay Shepparson
State Welfare Department
de la Perriere
Open House for Job Seekers Attracts Big Turnout
Atlanta June 27 W E Page Columbus publisher and Georgia's new internal revenue collector drew 750 in person applicants for a rush open house. He spoke to groups of 20 to 150 and warned only 25 jobs would be filled. A second day saw continued demand and a final cutoff set after today.
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Atlanta
W. E. Page
Columbus
Georgia
Internal Revenue
Page
Officials May Spend 400 Million On Navy This Fiscal Year
Washington officials outline a Navy budget intent for the new fiscal year starting Saturday. President Roosevelt has set aside 238 million from public works for three year ship construction. Secretary Swanson fixes 46 million as minimum first year for 32 vessels. Total assured cash and draws reach 316 million, with about 84 million planned for shore and afloat modernization pending public works allocation.
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Washington
Navy
Roosevelt
Swanson
Mexican Aviators to Form Convoy for Dead Flyers
In southeast Mexico military aviators were ordered to fly to Minatitlan to form a convoy for the bodies of Spanish trans Atlantic fliers Capt. Marcano Barberan and Lieut. Joaquin Collar killed in a wreck in Tabasco. The corps planned to transport the remains to Mexico City aboard a chartered plane from the Spanish embassy.
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Mexico
D. F
Minatitlan
Havana
Marcano Barberan
Joaquin Collar
Tabasco
Balbuena Field
Lightning Strikes Stove Pipe At Grand Chute Home
A lightning bolt hit a stovepipe at Daniel Schmidt's Grand Chute residence in Appleton Wisconsin. It burned his foot and lifted the top from one shoe while leaving him standing on the other sole but otherwise caused no injuries.
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Appleton
Daniel Schmidt
Grand Chute
Music Box Theft In Chicago Cop Arrests Teen
Chicago police say Charles Levine aged 19 confessed to stealing a music box once owned by Abraham Lincoln from Paul Du Pont. He sold it for two dollars. the box valued at five hundred dollars was recovered.
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Chicago
Chicago Avenue
Charles Levine
Abraham Lincoln
Paul du Pont
Six Passaic orphans to visit world’s fair
Six boys from the Passaic home and orphan asylum in Passaic New Jersey are rewarded for flagging an incoming train and warning of a washout on Erie tracks near their home. They arrive today to spend a week at the world’s fair.
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Chicago
Erie
Passaic Home
Orphan Asylum
Passaic
New Jersey
Groverfield Objects In Court As Judge Raises Fine
In Youngstown Ohio Gordon Groverfield challenges a judge's objection ruling after a $25 fine plus costs. The judge increases to $50 and costs and Groverfield remains silent, declining to object aloud.
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Youngstown
Gordon Groverfield
Harry Hoffman
Groverfield
Husband fined for wife beating in Wheeling case
Gregory Vaslakis was fined $10 after pleading guilty to wife beating in Wheeling West Virginia. Mrs. Vaslakis testified it did not hurt much and she paid the fine.
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W. Va
Gregory Vaslakis
Berkeley football player sued over stolen cuff links
Sentiment Berkeley James Keefer of the University of California faces legal action after appealing to a burglar to return his stolen cuff links. The inscription on the links reads California 6 Stanford 0 1931, tying the case to a past rivalry and a relic of UC football history.
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Berkeley
Cal
James Keefer
University of California
California
Stanford
Educator urges legalization of divorce by mutual consent
AAAS hearing notes that mutual consent divorces have existed since 1887 and are largely uncontested. Charles Metzger cites reduced court costs and stigma, plus a six month delay to allow reconciliation, arguing legalization would curb subterfuge and reflect changing social attitudes.
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Associated Press
Chicago
United States
American Association For the Advancement of Science
Charles R. Metzger
University of Indiana
American Sociological Society
Society For Social Research
Metzger
Prof. Metzger
Washington Apples Nettle Californians at the World's Fair
Chicago is alive with exposition humor as Washington and California exhibits at the Century of Progress attract crowds. Apple buyers in Washington clear through the stalls toward California leaving cores littering California’s display, prompting amused officials. Georgia plans peach shipments as the season starts.
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Washington
Chicago
California
Georgia
Frank Hawks Asked to Join Arctic Search Mission
Chicago sponsors of the around the world flight seeking Jimmie Mattern missing in the Arctic appealed for Frank Hawks the famous speed flier to join the search effort.
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Frank Hawks
Jimmy Mattern
Sponsors to appeal to Frank Hawks for Mattern aid
Sponsors of the round-the-world flight pursued by Jimmie Mattern announced on June 27 plans to appeal to speed flier Frank Hawks to help search for Mattern in the Arctic.
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Frank Hawks
Chicago
Jimmie Mattern
Mattern
Arctic
Douglas Fairbanks Jr Improves After Lobar Pneumonia
New York June 27 Douglas Fairbanks Jr spent a comfortable night and seemed somewhat improved this morning at Mrs. Jack Whiting's home. He remains ill of lobar pneumonia at Doctors Hospital with a fluctuating temperature that rose briefly but then eased and he slept until 9 a.m.
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New York
Douglas Fairbanks, Jr
Jack Whiting
Fairbanks
Doctors Hospital
Aimee Hutton Divorce Rumors Discredited in Paris
Reports that Mrs. Aimee Semple McPherson Hutton planned to divorce her husband David Hutton were denied. The Paris Herald Tribune cited Dr. Charles Bove confirming she had asked him to join her and that her condition from an intestinal obstruction had not worsened.
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Paris
Aimee Semple McPherson
Hutton
David Hutton
New York Herald Tribune
Charles Bove
Night boxing results sweep across multiple cities
The Associated Press lists night bouts in Miami Jacksonville Tulsa Fort Lauderdale Laurel Daytona Beach Washington Baltimore and Charleston with several decisions and draws. Notable outcomes include Ray Bowen over George Horner and Doug Swetman tied with Sammy Lucas. Other close matches feature Bob Godwin in Daytona Beach and Jack Bullock in Charleston.
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Associated Press
Miami
Fla
Bucky Burton
Clinton
Ind
Ray Schneider
Jacksonville
Babe Kiser
Tulsa
Okla
Stanley Savage
Ft. Lauderdale
Sioux City
Russ Smith
Liberty
Neb
Mexico
Dallas
Tex
Young Rightmeter
Freddy Penn
Omaha
Glen Lee
Jose Morales
Weather Summary for Thomasville June 27 1932
Forecast for Thomasville and vicinity calls for generally fair conditions tonight with local thundershowers possible Wednesday. Observations show 8 a.m. temperature, yesterday's high, last night's low, and month figures with departures from normal. Precipitation totals include 0.58 inch in the last 24 hours and 1.80 inches this month, 23.97 since January first. Relative humidity around 93 percent.
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Paso
Tex
Galveston
Helena, Mont
Indianapolis
Ind
Jacksonville
Fla
Los Angeles
Macon
A Poprevenent
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Miami Fla
Mobile
Ala
Covece
Montgomery
New Orleans
Santa Fe
Savannah
Seattle
Washba
Tampa
Fla Thomasville
Vicksburg
Washington, D
Wilmington
Wensernede
Williston
Hadley
Weather conditions shift little across nation with scattered showers
Low pressure dominates the Great Plains and upper Mississippi Valley while high pressure covers the Gulf and Atlantic states. Light rain fell in most areas though Jacksonville Florida recorded 1.56 inches. Showers also occurred in Pennsylvania and New York. Unseasonably hot in the Plains with many Texas and Oklahoma stations reporting 100 degrees or more. Delights coal from the Rockies to the Pacific with readings in the 50s. Unsettled weather and afternoon thundershowers expected for the vicinity Wednesday.
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Mississippi Valley
Gulf and Atlantic States
Jacksonville
Fla
Pennsylvania
New York
Texas
Oklahoma
St. Paul
Rockies
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