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Newspaper

Thomasville Times Enterprise

Location

Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America

Date

Jun 29, 1933

Page

6

Florida prison camp officials warned to be careful

Tallahassee June 29 7 A warning to prison camp officials to be very careful in their manner of dealing with convicts was issued today by Nathan Mayo Florida prison division head. He explained a new state law places guards in the position of civilians with no more right to use guns than ordinary citizens. Mayo said anyone striking beating or mistreating convicts would be prosecuted by the courts.

Tallahassee Fla Nathan Mayo Florida Mayo

New Unde Port Typewriters and Roofing Work Ad

Fragmented classified line shows pricing on typewriters and roofing and contracting services. Mentions 900 J inor models, $2159 terms, and financing options up to $399.00 with Southern Vestment Co at Brighton Building. Includes phone numbers 989-M and 687.

aAlveny, A OANS Southervestment Co Brighton

Weather Summary For Southeastern States And Great Plains

High atmospheric pressure remains over the southeast and Pacific Northwest while the Great Plains stay windy and cool to hot. Last 24 hours rainfall was light except downpours in Mobile and parts of Mississippi Alabama and Georgia with 2.44 inches reported. Temperatures above normal in the east and extreme heat 98 to 100 degrees into the upper Midwest. No major changes expected. afternoon showers possible today and Friday.

Pacific Northwest Great Plains Rio Grande Valley Canadian North Morida Mississippi Alabama Georgia Mobile Rockies Mississippi Valley St. Paul

Dressed Poultry Prices Steady in New York Market

New York reports dressed poultry firm and prices unchanged. Live poultry steady. Can money steady with 1 percent for all day. Time leans steady at 60 90 days 4 5 months 1 and 6 months 1 percent. Prime commercial paper 1 percent. Bankers acceptances unchanged.

NEW York Poultry New York

New York Stock Letter Reports Mixed Market Activity

The AP dispatch notes currency uncertainties and cautious stock movement with grains easing and bonds steady. Key movers included Standard Brands and Deere & Co with gains, while rails and oils fell. concerns loom over London impasse and potential inflation if France abandons the gold standard.

New York Deere & Co United States France

Market quotes from Moultre hogs to cotton seed oil futures

Hog prices in Moultre Georgia list heavy hogs 240 pounds and up at 3.65 with other classes from 3.90 to 2.90 for lighter pigs. Commodity updates cover New York coffee and raw hides with futures steady to higher and cash grain at St. Louis reflecting wheat bids around 91.5 to 92 and corn bids near 50 to 60.5 cents. Cotton seed oil futures close steady with spot at 5.80 and varied near 5.80 to 6.15.

Moultrie Sons New York ST. Louis

Foreign Exchange Week Rates in New York

New York June 29 foreign exchange week lists Great Britain at 4.25 in dollars and cables, France 4.94, Italy 6.75, Belgium 17.95, Germany 30.50, Holland 51.55, Norway 22.00, Sweden 22.50, Denmark 1950 14.00N, Romania 74N, Argentine 32.68N, Brazil 7.64N, Tokyo 27.31, Shanghai 27.26, Hongkong 30.50, Montreal in New York 91.00, and New York in Montreal 110.00.

New York Great Britain France Italy Belgium Germany Holland Norway Sweden Denmark Switzerland Spain Portugal Greece Poland Czechoslovakia Jugoslavia Austria Rumania Argentine Brazil Tokyo Shanghai Hongkong Mexico City Montreal

Markets at a Glance New York Stocks Irregular

Markets at a Glance notes New York stocks irregular amid mixed trading. U S government bonds firm while foreign exchanges show heaviness. Cotton and sugar near steady with slight moves and coffee quiet.

New York U. S

New Orleans Cotton Market Volatile Amid Rain Prospects

The New Orleans cotton market showed nervous, erratic trading with an initial decline as wheat improved and rain prospects rose in the western belt. October hovered near 16.29 before rallying to 10.40 and 10.55, then slipped again to around 10.20 and 10.34 before a slight afternoon recovery. Exports reached 30,185 bales and futures closed steady with small declines.

New Orleans New York Liverpool Southern

U S Government Bonds Closing Prices Report

New York June 29 closing prices for U S government bonds listed in dollars and thirty seconds. Liberty bonds and Treasury issues include Liberty 3448 32-47 at 102.20 and 1st 4 percent at 102.8, Treasury 4s 47-62 at 110.2, Treasury 3s 46-56 at 105.2, and other 33 4s 40-43 June at 102.13, 35s 43-47 at 102.14, 3%4s 46-49 at 100.1, and 38 51-55 at 98.28.

U. S New York Liberty Treasury

Fragmentary poultry market figures and prices

Incomplete OCR lists poultry items with fluctuating percentages and weights. Mentions include crates of eee oe i 42 caED une and various birds such as trucks hens ducks geese broilers and Neetorne with prices or ranges like 10 11 6 9 and 12 18 percent.

Chicago Livestock Prices Report June 29

Chicago livestock prices show hogs largely lower by 10 to 20 cents with top hogs at 4.65 and weights under 300 pounds down from yesterday. Cattle numbers are limited with good to choice steers mainly 6.00 to 7.00 for various weights, cows and heifers mixed, feeders and stockers listed at several price bands.

Chicago Livestock Chicago Hoge Iowa Heffens

Chicago Butter and Eggs Market Report Summary

Chicago market figures show butter and eggs with varied firmness and grade. Butter totals 15 570 cases with mixed scores and price spreads, creamery specials around 254 to 93, and ex tras at 24 percent. Bees receipts 12 272 cases with extra firsts at 14 percent and current receipts at 12 percent.

Chicago

New York Eggs Market Report Shows Varied Grades

New York on June 29 reports eggs at 21,690 with irregular mix of colors. Firsts about 15 percent, mediums 39 pounds, 13 percent, average checks around 12 and 12 percent. White and brown eyes remain unchanged.

New York

Market Notes for Butter Cheese and Seed Oil Prices

New York butter and cheese markets show steady tones with firm cheese at 176 471 and butter at 17 412. New Orleans cotton seed oil closes steady with listed prices for prime summer yellow and prime crude, alongside futures for July through December contracts.

New York New Orleans

Sugar markets steady with bids eyed below ask in New York

Raw sugar quiet with general asking 3.50 and bids possibly at 3.45. Refined prices steady at 4.60 and second hands about 5 points under.

New York

Birds Help Save Nest After Snake Invasion

A black snake slithered into a wren’s hanging nest at the Frank Houston farmhouse in Steubenville Ohio. The mother wren fluttered and screeched as the snake slid in and was killed by Mrs. Huston and her two sons. The surviving chick was tended by the mother afterward.

Associated Press Steubenville, O Frank Houston

Burglary Trial Briefly Derailed by Juror Interruption

In New York a detective accused juror Jack Bettinger of being scheduled for another trial over permitting a minor to drive. To avoid a mistrial the judge allowed the defendants to plead guilty to unlawful entry and then ordered Bettinger to leave for his own trial.

New York Jack Bettinger Bettinger Hisself

Browning Lights Up with Rifle in Bedside Shootout

Ft. Lauderdale police report Johnnie Brown faced ten days jail or a ten dollar fine after firing a rifle from his bed, allegedly to extinguish a lamp. Police Chief Shand investigated. Farrell, Pa. taps beer license funds totaling 3300 dollars for a new municipal swimming pool.

Ft. Lauderdale Fla Johnnie Brown Brown A. G. Shand Farrell

Divorcee becomes housekeeper for ex husband in Milford

In Watseka Indiana a woman from Milford started working as a housekeeper for her former husband the day after their divorce. The assignment is reportedly at a salary, illustrating a peculiar domestic arrangement following the split.

Watseka, IN Iva Jones Milford

Weather note reports cool flight to Chicago

A passenger flight from here to Chicago climbed to 13,500 feet where pilot Lee Smith recorded 32 degrees and descended to 8,500 feet to warm passengers as ground temperature reached 99 degrees.

St. Paul Here Chicago Lee Smith

Liverpool Cotton Prices Ease in Fair Demand

Liverpool reports spot cotton 6,000 bases with 5,700 American as demand remains fair. Prices drop eleven points with American grades quoted at 6.17 for strict middling and related figures, while futures close steady with July at 6.15 and May at 6.25 for the next seasons.

Liverpool

Turpentine and Rosin Figures From Savannah Market

Turpentine firm shows 41 percent, sales 107, receipts 550, shipments 106, stock 16 589. Rosin firm reports 696 sat ee, receipts 2 096, shipments 484, stock 109 783. Quote lists B 3.40, 1D 350 65, EFGH, 1K anean 3.80, N 3.85, WG 3.95 with WW and.

Savannah Satee

Plan for Adjusting Shade Tobacco Production Submissions

Washington reports a plan to adjust shade tobacco production to market needs. The plan asks to allot acreage to growers and grade district crops uniformly while allowing marketing agreements among packers and dealers. The plan emerged from talks among Connecticut Valley and Georgia Florida participants and J B Hutson in tobacco sections leadership.

Washington Connecticut Valley Georgia-Florida J. B. Hutson George F. Gershel Hartford, Conn George W. Monroe Quincy, Fla A. B. Conger Bainbridge, Ga James J. Love

Also Rans Get Chance as National Amateur Meet Opens

The junior class tests begin at Soldier Field as hopefuls who failed to win major events compete in the inaugural National Amateur Athletic Union track and field games. Senior events follow tomorrow with over 100 women and 389 men expected to chase world marks under lights, including a headline 100 meter dash between Ralph Metcalfe and Jesse Owens.

Paul Mickelson Associated Press Chicago National Amateur Athletic Union Soldier Field America Ralph Metcalfe Marquette University Jesse Owens Cleveland Prep

Bus Schedule for Cairn Bainbridge and Intermediates

Eastern time services to Cairn Bainbridge and intermediates at 5 30 am 1 00 pm and 6 30 pm. Departures from Thomasville go to Moultrie Tifton and intermediates at 10 50 am 4 00 pm and 11 00 pm.

Lifton Moultrie Thomasville Bainbridge Cairn Tifton

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