Thomasville City approves bond election for utility upgrades
City commissioners set August 13 1946 as the election date to authorize issuing 200000 in bonds to extend and improve the electric lighting and water works plant. Bonds of 1000 each run 1946 1955 with 1 1 2 percent interest. Proceeds fund plant upgrades and require tax levies for debt service.
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City OF
Board of Commissioners
State of Georgia
City of Thomasville
Chase National Bank’ of
New York
Packer Hog Market Report from Thomasville Georgia
Thomasville Georgia June 27 US Department of Agriculture reports major hog plants in Georgia and Florida with 250 head mostly direct. Local hogs are steady. Quotations show medium to choice barrows 130 pounds and over about 14 35. Medium to choice 80 180 pounds 13 00 to 14 35. Medium and good sows mostly 13 60. Also market totals: New York stocks higher while cotton and cattle quotes vary and hogs remain steady to active at about 14 85 ceiling with cattle steady to 25 cents lower top 18.
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W. J. Powell
C. C. Pittman
Board of Commissioners
Thomasville
Georgia
H. L. Watkins
W. F. MacIntyre
Leroy B. Edwards
F. W. Eidson
T. B. Harris - Higgins
H. & H. Construction Company
City of
FEHA
On and Joseph
USDA
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Titton
Dothan
Alabama
Jacksonville
Tullahassee
Fla
New Orleans Cotton Prices Rise On OPA Extension Hopes
Cotton futures in New Orleans climb as traders price in an expected OPA extension. All months hit new seasonal highs with March above 31 cents for the first time since 1924. Near noon prices show gains of about one to two cents per bale.
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Lee Kelly
Disk Barrow
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Buddy Wright
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Army & Navy Surplus Goods Co
W. J. Jackson Jr. Benton’s
B & B Electric Motor Service
L. T. Odom
Robert Davis
Rose City Ice Cream Co
Chastain's
J. Ides
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OPA
New York Cotton Sees Prices Jump on Strong Mill Demand
Aggressive mill buying against textile orders pushed New York cotton futures to new seasonal highs. Limited offers kept the market tight and noon values rose 80 cents to 1.05 per bale with July at 30.67, October 30.75, and December 30.81.
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Chicago Butter And Eggs Prices Report
Butter was firm and unchanged with receipts of 308181. Begs and U S extras held steady in various classifications. Standards and other grades showed little change while current receipts totaled 232.5.
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U. S
Chicago Livestock Prices Report June 27
Chicago livestock figures show salable hogs 2 000 of 3 600 active and steady with barrows and gilts at 14.85 ceiling and sows at 14.10. Cattle salable 2 600 of 3 000 with calves 500 of 500. fed steers and yearlings steady to 26 cents lower, only strictly choice steady. two loads 1025 lb finished at 18.00, bulk 16.50 to 18.00. mont heifers 15.50 to 17.25. Cows and bulls weak, vealers steady. all stock cattle weak to 26 cents lower.
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Chicago
USDA
New York Stock Exchange rally amid steady technical gains
Steels liquors rails and specials fed a selective rally with technical buying and reinstated commitments after a recent retreat. Initial advances faded and midday activity slowed while carrier bonds showed strength amid improving price control sentiment. Chicago potatoes data followed with mixed regional trends and price levels across several varieties.
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Atock Maret
Cotton leaps as New Orleans market hits limit price
Heavy buying in cotton futures in New Orleans today pushed prices to the trading limit, surging as high as five dollars per bale.
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New Orleans
Moultrie Hog Market Steady Reports Prices by Grade
AP notes soft hog market in Moultrie Georgia with prices by weight and grade. No. 1 180 pounds up to 14.36, No. 2 150 to 130 pounds around 14.08, No. 3 130 to 150 pounds about 14.40, No. 4 110 to 130 pounds near 14.38, No. 6 80 to 110 pounds about 14.35. New York cotton futures rise about 80 to 110 points with July at 30.67 and October at 30.74.
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Iowa
No News No Cash Policy Backed by House on UNRRA Aid
The House supported a no news no cash amendment to the $285 000/200 UNRRA appropriation aimed at restricting funding to nations denying uncensored UNRRA coverage. Backers cite Moscow censorship as the motive after President Truman noted refusals to allow uncensored reports from U S correspondents in Ukraine and White Russia. Rep Dirksen says the clause would bar aid to Ukraine, White Russia and possibly Romania unless reporters have access.
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Veto power at UN overshadows other issues says expert
J M Roberts Jr argues the Soviet use of the veto at the United Nations dangers the peacekeeping system. He notes Britain and the United States supported veto in San Francisco but warns a new procedure lets Big Five veto during deliberations, risking paralysis. He cautions against eliminating the veto, given U S atomic know how and need to defend against coalitions.
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San Francisco
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U.S. Senate
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Alexander Cadogan
Russia
Alexander
America
Lovers Fuss Brings Pole Sitter Down in Coshocton
In Coshocton Ohio on June 26 AP reports mad Marshall Jacobs abandoned his 176 foot flagpole after a lover’s quarrel with his fiancée Miss Lonnie Cosmar who climbed atop the pole vowing to remain until his return. They are to be married Sunday.
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Editor Voices Free Press Coverage for European War News
Senator Dirksen urged limiting government access to allied wartime reporting after noting European nations besides the Soviet blocs have agreed to AWNRRA operations. He argued the public should not receive further information without congressional approval.
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