Stock rounds steady with mixed gains and losses
Wall street quotes indicate a quiet weekend trading session with fractional price changes. Steel, rail, motor, and oil sectors stay steady while American Glidden and Montgomery Ward rise, Santa Fe and Bethlehem Steel drop. poultry markets in Thomasville and North Georgia show steady to firm demand with varied weights. New Orleans cotton futures rise on short covering. New Orleans and COSDA produce markets show mixed movement.
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York
American Elting
American Woolen
Chrys Montgomery Ward
Dough Aircraft
Santa Fe
Annecott Copper
du Pont
Bethlhem Steel
American Tobacco
Georgia market report shows hog and cattle prices steady to higher
Packer hog market in Thomasville Georgia reports receipts totaling 2500 head across hogs and calves with prices up to 20.75 for midweights and 19.75 for heavier weights. Chicago hog receipts 6000 priced 21.50 to 22.00. North Georgia cattle market in Atlanta closes steady to strong with price shifts across steers heifers cows calves and stockers for the week ending June 27, 1952.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Georgia
Alabama
Florida
Chicago
North Georgia
Atlanta
Savannah Turpentine and Rosin Receipts and Stocks
Turpentine receipts 717, rosin 805. shipments turpentine 93, rosin none. Stocks turpentine 8 076, rosin 12 009. No market quotations recorded.
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Savannah
Rosin
Cotton Futures Rise Across Months In New York Market
New York cotton futures climbed 20 to 60 cents per bale with July at 39.86 and December at 34.95 as traders watched the market. The board showed gains across several front months including October and March positions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Jly
Mch
Two Thieves Foiled in Paris Museum Heist
Two young men were stopped by a museum guard while attempting to steal Renoir La Baigneuse from the Chicago Art Institute and a Bonnard self portrait owned by George Wildenstein. Both works were cut inside the frames but a museum expert said restoration could render the damage invisible.
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Paris
Paris Museum of Modern Art
Chicago Art Institute
George Wildenstein
New York
State Board Approves Teacher Raises and School Improvements
The board cut no further, debated administrative budgets, and approved a substitute report to summarize expenditures. It voted $100 annual raises for about 6,000 teachers lacking four-year degrees but with college credits and approved applications from six counties and Dublin for facility funds pending Sanction from the State School Building Authority.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Herschel Lovett
Dublin
M. D. Collins
City of
Mitchell County
Worth County
En ‘County
Interviews Set For Thomasville Air Reservists
Twenty five Thomasville Air Force reservists three officers and ten airmen are to be interviewed over the next twenty days in Tallahassee by an Air Force Inventory Team. Interviews start Monday June 30 at the Organized Reserve Building at the Tallahassee airport. The survey aims to confirm addresses and assess readiness and military specialty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville Air Force
Air Force
Tallahassee
Thomasville
Organized Reserve
David A. Avant
14Th Air Force
Warner Robins
Avant
Tirrasville
Col. Avant
YMCA Weekly Schedule of Activities
The list details daily programs at the YMCA with times for boys and girls swimming and softball, junior and midget baseball, and related training sessions on Monday through Friday plus specific notes for KiRoy Club and Bible Study sessions. Times range from morning 9:45 to evening 8:00 with multiple swim and athletic offerings each day.
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KiRoy Club
Saike
Stites
Heat Wave Boosts Demand For Fans And Cooling Devices
The recent intense heat has spurred a surge in electric fans and cooling equipment sales with stockouts reported. Some manufacturers warn of delayed orders as temperatures remain high. The editorial urges vigilance about overexertion and stresses cautious activity in hot weather.
Atlanta Firm Low Bidders on Thomas County Paving Job
Apparent low bidders on 5.885 miles of paving on the Puvo Moulthn road was Shepherd Construction Co. of Atlanta according to an announcement by the State Highway Department today.
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Atlanta
Thomas County
Shepherd Construction Co
State Highway Department
Lincoln’s glasses shown to public for first time
The Chicago Historical Society displays Abraham Lincoln’s magnifying spectacles, acquired for 275 dollars from the Oliver R. Barrett Lincoln Collection. Lincoln used the reading glasses in his work.
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Chicago
Abraham Lincoln
Chicago Historical Society
Oliver R. Barrett Lincoln
Old Abe
YMCA Summer Camp and Sports Schedule
The notice lists a weekly schedule of YMCA activities including boys softball and swimming events on weekdays, men’s swimming, and junior leagues. It notes a summer camp from June 22 through July 5 with showers and lobby games, plus reservations for Piney Woods Camp and Municipal Tennis Courts.
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Poe
Ally
Call Y. M. C. A
Piney Woods Camp
UN Planes Hit North Korean Power Plants In New Raid
Allied fighter bombers attacked two large Changjin power stations and a Fus en plant, part of a 150 aircraft raid described as a mopping up operation. U N infantry reportedly drove two Chinese battalions from western hills while 177 Chinese killed and 107 wounded in heavy fighting near Chorwon.
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Seoul
North Korea
U. N
Changjin
Chosin
Air Force
Fusen
Eighth Army
T-bone Hill
Chorwon
Bankruptcy hearings over Bob Chastain stores case
Court held a bankruptcy hearing for Bob Chastain stores with U.S. Referee Johnson presiding and Cairo attorneys in attendance. Kell Grocery of Cairo appeared as a claimant as the hearing reviewed the case status. A second proceeding before Judge Buck Fleetwood concerned Emanuel Wade facing a preliminary hearing over the Wolff street stabbing death of Solomon Branch claimed as self defense.
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Court House
Bob Chastain
U. S
Johnson
Macon
Cairo
Kell Grocery Company
Emanuel Wade
Solomon Branch
Wolff Street
Wade
Buck Fleetwood
J. P
Four Coal Miners Die Gas Fire in West Virginia Shaft
In Caretta Wyoming County four miners were fatally burned when gas ignited at the bottom of a partially completed air shaft. The victims were Virgil Christian Yukon Paul Thompson 28 Yukon W Cash 48 Warrior and Fred Campbell. Elmer Campbell 42 was in serious condition at Welch area hospitals.
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Caretta
W. Va
Welch
Elmer Campbell
Virgil Christian
Yukon
Paul Thompson
W. ©. Cash
Warrior
Fred Campbell
Local Briefs On Hospital Admissions And Transfers
Young Thomas Banfield of Boston was admitted yesterday for treatment and visiting in Jacksonville Florida this week. Miss May Etta Clark leaves for Camp Trahee Brevard NC as counselor in training. Mr and Mrs W B Robertson announce the arrival of a daughter born June 26 at Archbold Memorial Hospital. Jim Carrus a member of the Greek colony in Thomasville is a patient at Archbold hospital. Mrs J B Warnell of Cairo is admitted for treatment. John Buddy DeFreitas has arrived in Japan after a 12 day trip with address AA 428 5685 US 8 Philippine Sea care F P O San Francisco CA.
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Jim Carrus
Thomasville
Archbold Capital
John DeFreitas
Hansell St
John
Buddy) DeFreitas
Japan
U.S
Philippine Sea
Care
F. P.O
San Francisco
Calif
Story Telling Hour At Library Saturday
A story telling hour will be held in the Children's Room at the Public Library Saturday morning at 9 30. Mrs. Howard Somerville will read to the children who attend. Everyone is invited to attend this special feature.
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Public Library
Howard Somerville
Eve of Wedding Stag Luncheon Honors Dr Charles Dixon
A stag luncheon honoring Dr Charles Dixon of Cuthbert from Herschel Clay and Jack Lester preceded his marriage to Mrs Joeda NeSmith tonight at the First Methodist Church in Tifton. About 12 friends relatives and wedding party members attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles Dixon
Cuthbert
Herschel
Clay
Jack Lester
Weather Summary for Georgia June 37 1952
Mostly fair and hot through Saturday with isolated late afternoon thundershowers today and tomorrow. Sunday partly cloudy and hot with widely scattered showers. Temperatures show 72 high yesterday, 49 low record for the month, total rainfall 2.18 inches this month and 24.59 inches since January 1.
Doris Mitchell Heads to Pilot International Meet at Mackinac
Mrs. Doris Mitchell president of the Pilot Club of Thomasville leaves for the 31st International Convention of Pilot clubs, a civic and service group for women, at Mackinac Island Michigan. Delegates attend July 2 to 3 with sessions led by Helen Hoffman and keynote Grace Nutley.
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Doris Mitchell
Pilot International Meet
Pilot Club
Thomasville
Mackinac Island
Mich
Mitchell
Grand Hotel
Helen Hoffman
Washington, D
Grace Stuart Nutley
New York
Heather McConnell
London
England
Thombe
Maitre Mariette Pilon
Paris
Tsuji Shiraishi
Tokyo
Rita Saenz
Mexico
Olive Davies
Hamilton
Bermuda
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Packer Hog Market
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YMCA
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W. Jackson St
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