Wall Street Seesaw Market Ends Lower As Averages Dip
Wall Street traded in moderate activity with the Dow Jones average down about 4.06 to 831.71 at noon. Industrials slipped 1.70 while rails and utilities pared declines. Major issues including GM Ford Chrysler, Merck, Du Pont, Kodak and U.S. Steel posted fractional losses amid mixed bond activity.
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du Pont
Eastman Kodak
Dow Jones
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U.S
New York
Acme Steel
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Kreas
Am Can
KVP
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Lorillard
Lou & Nash
Armour
Macy
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Boeing
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Borden
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Bart Ind
Nat Distill
Calum & 10
Chee & Ohio
Chrysler
Cruc
Rey Tob
St Regis
Beare Roeb
East Air
Sinclair
East Rod
Socony
el Auto L
Sou Co
Sperry
Firestone
Fia
Filia P&l
Foremost
Swift
Alroam
Gen Mills
Mtra
Unit
Gas Co
Tel & BI
Genesco
Warner B
Pacco
West UN Tel
Goodrich
Westy
Goodyear
Wwinn Dixie
Gt A&p
aWoolworth
Gulf Oil
Greyhound
Atlanta and regional produce prices and hog market notes
Atlanta produce trading remains fair with Georgia bulk peaches 1.00 to 2.00 and best two to three dollars. cabbage 1.25 to 1.85. watermelons 28 pounds and larger 60 to 75 cents. Thomasville hog receipts reach 3 700, with U.S. No 1-2 barrows and gilts at 18.00 to 18.50, steady.
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Thomasville Beans
Lima
Ucumbers
Ceeseese
Atlanta
Georgia
Packers Hog Receipts and Georgia Cattle Prices Mixed
Hog receipts for a 24 hour period ending Wednesday at several Georgia plants ranged 18.00 to 18.50 for No 1-2 190-230 lb barrows and gilts with sows around 13.00 to 15.50. Chicago hogs mostly steady to slightly lower with No 1-2 190-230 lb barrows 18.50 to 19.15. Georgia cattle auctions in multiple markets showed slaughter steers and heifers steady to firm with calves weak to lower, and stockers steady with varied prices across classes.
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Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
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Georgia
Atlanta
Camilla
Douglas
Macon
Sylvania
Obituary notices for Lois Young and Dora Harper
Miss Lois Young 62 longtime Florida State Forestry Dept. worker died after an extended illness in Tallahassee moving to Cairo this year to live with sister Margaret Y. Powell. Surviving include brother Rogers W. Young and two sisters. funeral plans pending Clark Funeral Home. CAIRO Services for Dora A Harper 68 were held with burial at Cairo Presbyterian Cemetery. Born December 23 1894 she was daughter of Allen and Margaret Asbery. Surviving Johns ie A Harper Cairo daughters Gladys Monahan and Fred Hinson grandchildren and great grandchild. Miller Funeral Home involved.
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J. L. Jordan
Tallahassee
Boston Methodist Church
Leon Vanlandingham
Sam Mayer
Boston Cemetery
Lois Young
Florida State Forestry Dept
Clark Funeral Home
Lloyd, Fla
Young
Margaret Y. Powell
Trinity Methodist Church
Business and Professional Women's Club
Rogers W. Young
Arlington
Powell
E. G. Young
Amesbury
Mass
Dora Asbery Harper
H. D. C. Puller
P. Moye
Cairo Presbyterian Church Cemetery
Harper
Grady County
Thomas County
Allen
Margaret Miller Asbery
Will Harper
Johnsie A. Harper
Fred Hinson
Gladys Monahan
Jacksonville
Miller Funeral Home
Navy Divers Prepare to Retrieve Drowned Officer
Navy skin divers in Madison Florida prepared to recover the body of one of two military officers who drowned while exploring submerged caverns. The body’s identity was not known. Divers located the body about 500 feet from the cavern mouth, with depths reaching 60 feet before limits halted the operation.
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Madison
Fla
Simmie Moore
Vets at 56th Georgia Veterinary Convention on Jekyll Island
Local veterinarians Dr. H Grady Young and Dr. Eugene Maddox attended the 56th annual Georgia Veterinary Medical Association convention at Jekyll Island. The three day event focused on animal health topics with direct implications for human health discussed in sessions and conferences.
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H. Grady Young
Eugene Maddox
The
Georgia Veterinary Medical Assn
Jekyll Island
Meigs Bank Vice President Completes First Year Banking Studies
Charles C. Pilcher, vice president of the Bank of Meigs, completed the first year of a graduate level banking and economics program at the School of Banking of the South held on the campus of Louisiana State University.
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