Market notes show mixed gains and July slowdown
The report highlights gains in some metals and utilities with U S Steel stock moving ahead despite mixed expectations. Store sales rise, freight car demand forecast for Q3 remains robust, and July holidays slow financial activity. Georgia produce prices appear in the market tally with varied fruit and vegetable figures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Steel
Wall Street
Houleant
Vidas
Te Aah
Ee Steel Om
Douglas Aircraft
Frue
Hog and cattle market roundup in Georgia and Chicago
Estimated hog receipts totaled 2200 at major packing plants in Albany Moultrie Thomasville Tifton Dothan and Jacksonville with mixed grades and prices ranging from 16.00 to 19.75 per cwt. Chicago receipts 6000 hogs mostly 25c lower with Nos 1 and 2 at 19.25 to 19.75. North Georgia cattle auction results show steady to weak trends for slaughter steers heifers and cows and steady stocker calves with varied price ranges.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomasville
Pfederal
Albany
Moultrie
Tifton
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
South Ga
SE Ala
Chicago
North
Georgia
Atlanta
Fhuraday
North Georgia Poultry Prices With Farm and Plant FOBs
Broilers and fryers listed at farms and plants with bids and freight terms. Prices show f.o.b. plants and farm delivery ranges, indicating market quotes for heavy hens and related poultry products at multiple points in Georgia.
Unclear fragment hints at names and a crime network
Fragmentary text references men including a partner in a company and a term diablo. No clear event, date, or location is readable to confirm a story or identify individuals.
Rites for Homer H Hobbs Set for Saturday
Funeral services for Homer H Hobbs 56 will be held at 10 a m Saturday at Salem Baptist Church with Rev W T Heller officiating Burial follows in Salem Cemetery Hobbs a native of Thomas County lived most of his life in Pavo except 18 years in Lake Wells Florida He was a carpenter and painter missionary Baptist He is survived by his mother a son Ellis Hobbs of Orlando Fla a daughter Mrs Sidney Roux of Carlstadt N J a brother J H Hobbs Wa and two sisters Mrs J J Suber of Pavo and Mrs J L Jones of Tallahassee and two grandchildren Pallbearers are Owen Gay Roscoe Gay John Hobbs France Hobbs Irvin Hobbs Jr and Leroy Hobbs Dekle Funeral Chapel in charge of arrangements
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pavo
Homer H. Hobbs
Salem Baptist Church
W. T. Heller
Salem Cemetery
Mr. Hobbs
Thomas County
J. P. Hobbs
Katheryn Lee Hobbs
Hattie Holton
Lake Wells
Fla
Hobbs
Missionary Baptist
Ellis Hobbs
Orlando
Sidney Roux
J. J. Suber
J. L. Jones
Tallahas
Lee
Owen Gay
Roscoe Gay
John Hobbs
France Hobbs
Irvin Hobbs Jr
Leroy Hobbs
Benton Machine Shop Damaged by Blaze
Fire of undetermined origin swept Benton Machine Shop at 905 N Broad Street early this morning. Fire Chief C A Smith said the department answered at 4 38 am and quickly extinguished the blaze with only slight damage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benton Machine Shop
N. Broad Street
C. A. Smith
Smith
Severe Windstorm Strikes Near Montgomery Reported Injuries
State Highway Patrol reported a severe windstorm about 20 miles south of Montgomery. Several persons were injured as the event prompted military and safety actions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Ala
State Highway Patrol
Decatur VFW selects Griffin as Georgia commander
Bainbridge veteran Wiley M. Griffin Jr. was elected commander of the Department of Georgia Veterans of Foreign Wars for the coming year at the Augusta encampment. He is a city carrier and former district and post officer, and he vows a year of community service with 100 percent post participation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bainbridge
Wiley M. Griffin Jr
Department of Georgia
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Griffin
V.F.W
Augusta
Bainbridge Post Office
Veterans’ Affairs
State Department
American Legion
Masonic
First Baptist Church
Janet Steadham
Senie
Don
Douglas
Wiley III
H. E. “Poodle
Issacs
Iarces
Summerville
Rev Adams Installed Rotary President at YMCA Meeting
The Rev Woodward Adams, Vashti School superintendent, was installed as Rotary Club president at the new YMCA building yesterday succeeding Langdon S Flowers. Dr W M Searcy YMCA president led the program with tributes to contributors and a panel discussion featuring staff and guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Adams
Rotary
Woodward Adams
Vashti School
Langdon S. Flowers
Rotary Club
YMCA
W. R.milton
Joyce Schillings
Gene Lewis
Dr. Searcy
W. A Watt
W. J. Powell
Charlie McKinnon
Emily Jerger
Searcy
Tommy Surrency
Florida State University
Coolidge Church Sets Fish Supper Saturday
Coolidge Assembly of God plans a fish supper on Saturday at the tent on Thomasville road. Serving starts at 6 p.m. Proceeds go to the building fund. Delivery available through Mrs. P. W. Hiers at Hiers Grocery. Adult plates $1 and children’s $0.50.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge
Coolidge Assembly of God
Thomasville Road
P. W. Hiers
Hiers Grocery
Observations on Supreme Court power and state rights debate
A Texas constitutional expert Thomas Marshall is cited by Rep. N. M. Mason of Illinois in a May address criticizing the Supreme Court as a force undermining states rights. The speech traces court shifts from the New Deal era to modern times and cites Eisenhower remarks urging state sovereignty against centralized federal power.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Marshall
Corpus Christi
Texas
Supreme Court
N. M. Mason
Ilinois
U. S. House of Representatives
Mason
Eisenhower
Des Moines
Iowa
General Eisenhower
Congress
United States
Congress of the United States
Post 31 Opens New Legion Home Saturday
American Legion Post 31 prepares to dedicate its new 49000 dollar headquarters at Madison and Jerger on Saturday. A 730 pm dedication address by Jimmy Powers follows a 5 pm inspection and 6 45 pm retreat with a 6 pm barbecue dinner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Post
American Legion Post 31
Madison and
Jerger Sts
Carson Pate
Geraldine Eason
W J. Powell
Army Reserve
Legionnaires
Pate
Logan Lewis
Jasper Javis
P. L. Dixon
Jimmy Powers
Osca
Carolina Students Sail Home Tuesday
Two University of South Carolina students who visited Hungary without U.S. permission are set to sail home from Trieste next Tuesday. The U.S. consulate has booked passage on the Italian liner Saturnia for Myron A. Gilbert of Walterboro and Warren Hair of North Augusta to New York.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vienna
University of South Carolina
Hungary
U.S
Trieste
New York
Myron A. Gilbert
Walterboro
S.c
Warren Hair
North Augusta
Also Mentioned on This Page
York Stock
Briday
Ne Es Gudden
Goodview
Goodyear
Kresge
Loew's
LorMard
Mont Ward
Nor & Wwest
Nor & Wwest Gift BP Bite Penne Sae
Patt Cola
Trae
Philco
iOhién Oto
Philip Mor “Ay Shee
Phill Pet Colg Paim
Repub Sel Gas
Rexau Gomw
Rey Toh
Hdia
Bt Resis P
T. Can
Seab AL
Roek
Crans
Sinclair ‘Crown
Skelly Oil
Crus
Rocony
Delta “Air
da Pont
Atri L
Texas P C & O
Firestone
Cen Fox
Bag & P
Ford
Dairies
Atra
Packers
GA. Poultry
Herpeiriéx
AEC
Decatur Vet Heads V.F.W
Georgia V. F. W. Wiley
Roland Clayton
Tommy Harrison
Jasper Davis
Eugene Driver
Miss Schillings
Lewis
Fritz Roberts
Heath Varnedee
Bill Watt
Larry Steyerman
Louis Kennedy
Geary Holland
Frank Mattioli
Plant City
Marion Peacock
Dublin
Malcolm Duncan
Tulsa
Tommy Doyle
Tallahassee
Bill Lee
Thomas Curry
John Stevens
Charlie Cope
Elmer Coombs
Bangor
Coolidge Church
Usdene
Shutos
Broad
Gordon
Illinois
Exxx
Girard
Pennsylvania
America
S. Broad
Broad Street
Siacon
Department of ‘Georgia
R Hughes
Neal Rumble
Reserve
Legion
Carolina
Pontiac
Poriliac
Pentiec
Joe
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!