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Newspaper
Thomasville Times Enterprise
Location
Thomasville, Georgia, United States of America
Date
Jun 29, 1936
Page
6
An elderly divorcee is killed in her home while her young son witnesses. The suspect, Thomas Starr, 29, confessed to the crime mirroring a prior Y W C A murder method. Detected in the report are references to the victim named Florence from Los Angeles and the deadly blunt force act.
Hog market report from Moultrie Georgia on Saturday June 27 1986 shows steady hog prices with heavies 240 pounds and up at 8.76 and various lots for smaller hogs. Produce figures include beans tomatoes cantaloupes watermelons and peppers with hampers and dozens listed alongside share prices.
New York stocks show irregular trading as Chrysler hits a fresh high while steel shares lag. Bonds are mixed with Polish issues rallying. Utilities hold firm in a soft curb market. Guilders rise after a bank rate cut. Cotton slides on early government loan news. Sugar gains on trade support. Coffee remains quiet with European purchasing. Chicago corn supports wheat strength as wheat rises. Corn stays buoyant on drought and heat. Cattle steady to 25 higher. Hogs rise 5 to 18 points, top at 10.85.
New York and New Orleans cotton markets fell as expectations of Commodity Credit Corporation sales weighed on futures. May, July, and Oct contracts showed net declines while trading ranged narrowly. Chicago cash grain mixed with varied quotes across wheat corn and soy beans.
New York stock market rose as Chrysler advanced to a six year high on rumors directors may split the company and raise the dividend. Industrials lagged with steel shares down on open shop fights while many other issues posted fractional gains or held steady in quiet trading.
The communist party led by Karl Browder aims to reach 10,000,000 voters as its presidential candidate. Norman Thomas of the socialist party has begun a nationwide speech tour through states ahead of November, while another figure received a 199 year prison sentence.
Chicago stockyard figures show 17 000 hogs trading unevenly up 5 15 cents from Friday. Top hog price 10 55 with most 160 250 lb at 20 60 80 and 250 325 lb largely 10 35 79. Cattle receipts 16 000 with cattle feeder grades strong to 26 higher and top medium weight steers around 9 54. Grass cattle barely steady. vealers 8 50 9 50. Bulls and cows mixed as market adjusts.
Savannah Georgia June 9 Turpentine firm shows 36 percent sales 386 receipts 542 ship ments 13 stock 30 284 Jtosgin firm reports sales 1 158 receipts 1 850 shipments 4 534 stock 67 961 quotes list range from 4 50 to 5 00 with various grades and lot numbers for lumber and naval stores markets.
Chicago market rundown shows butter at 13 9993 steady with 93 score creamery specials. Eggs listed at 20 465 steady with various quality levels and storage items. Local extras and graded goods noted, including firsts and cartons, with percentages and current receipts.
Fast Towns Michigan authorities hunt a killer in the Robert Kenyon case. The 11 year old's mutilated body was found in the Augres river after his disappearance from the Thomas ranch. University doctors report death from a severed jugular vein. The boy's mother lives in Detroit and his relatives are connected to the suspects.
New York market report shows Great Britain at 5.02 percent for demand and cables, 60 day bills at 5.01 percent, France 6.63 5-16, Italy 7.87, plus a raft of country demands: Belgium 16.91, Germany regular 21.50, travel 25.25, Holland 68.34, Norway 27.26, Sweden 25.42, Germany marks 2.44, Finland 2.22, Switzerland 32.54, Spain 13.7442, Greece 94 14, Poland 18.90, Czechoslovakia 4.16, Jugoslavia 2.31, Austria 18.85, Hungary 14.60, Romania 76, Argentina 33.50.
Chicago market report shows hens steady and chickens easy with specific weights and breed pricing. Leghorn hens and Plymouth Rock lines show varied percentages, white rocks and colored birds near similar ranges, roosters down to fourteen percent, with a move for small and large categories reflected in the 1 car and 33 trucks trade.
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