New York Stock Lists Fall to New Low Amid Moderate Selling
The stock market slid to new lows not seen since early January as moderate selling kept prices down across sectors. Industrials led declines with coal, steel, rails, oils, and mining stocks weak while gains showed in Intercontinental Rubber after a dividend declaration. bonds remained steady and government issues little changed.
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Union Pacaiiic
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Chrysler
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McIntyre-Porcupine
Goodyear United
Aircraft
Lockheed
DuPont
sUnton
Carbide
National Distillers
Moeneral, Electric
American Woolen
sRadio Corp
Fedders-Quigan
Intercontinental
Anm
Creole Petrol m
Cuban
Hog and cattle market summaries from Georgia 1951 report
Market notes from Thomasville Albany Columbus Moultrie and Atlanta show hogs firm to higher with top prices around 23 dollars per 100 pounds and feedlot calves steady to higher. North Georgia cattle prices mostly steady with some stocker strength and cows up to 27.50. Atlanta fruit and produce reports scarce supplies with watermelons peaches cantaloupes tomatoes and okra varying in price across markets.
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Thomasville
Federal Senate
Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Tifton
Gua
Dethan
Ala
Jacksonville
Florida
Chicago
North Georgia
Atlanta
Georgia
Okra
Methodist Move to Limit Bishops Term Dies in Conference
Delegates to the North Georgia Methodist Conference rejected two memorials to cap Bishop terms at eight years and to limit tenure in one area. The body also praised Bishop Arthur J. Moore’s leadership and debated ministers tobacco use, with Bishop Moore urging more light and less heat as the session adjourned.
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Atlanta
North Georgia Methodist Conference
Memorials-Resolutions Committee
Full Conference
South Georgia Methodist Conference
General Conference
South Georgia
Moore
North Georgia
Charles Allen
Thomasville Poultry Market Prices List and Weights
Prices paid at the Thomasville Poultry Market for F. O. B. stock today include holds for broilers and flyers at various weights. Whites heavies four pounds and up, hens lights under four pounds, reds heavies four and up. Delivered dressing plant quoted.
North Georgia poultry market stable on 3 lb and larger
North Georgia live poultry market is fully steady for 3 lb and larger birds with ample supplies. Heavy offerings of light weight chickens move slowly on a barely steady market. Prices paid FOB farm Thursday afternoon and this morning for broilers and fryers across all weights run 28-30 cents, mostly 18-29.
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Atlanta
ISDA
North Georgia
Jimmy Harper Attends National Hi-Y Congress in Cleveland
Jimmy Harper son of Judge and Mrs J K Harper returned from the National Hi-Y Congress at Cleveland Ohio He was among 30 Georgia delegates representing Hi-Y and Tri-Y He heard national leaders speak and discussed youth problems with peers from across the United States The event marked the 100th anniversary of the United States YMCA Harper is president elect of the Thomasville Hi-Y chapter
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Paul H. Douglas
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Terry Singers
London
Ontario
Racine, Wise, Ymca Kirtles
Ridgway Receives Authority for Possible Korean Lines
U N commander Ridgway was authorized to act on certain lines in Korea, with Lovett stating details and cease fire terms require Washington approval. Ridgway’s exact orders unread at press time, while coordination for a possible truce with North Korean and Chinese forces centers on a 38th parallel settlement and U N participation.
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Truman
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Andrei A. Gromyko
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Fourth of July safety warning urges sober driving
The piece warns vacationers and drivers about the dangers of drunk driving and speeding during the holiday weekend. It stresses careful behavior, avoiding alcohol if driving, and the need to observe sobriety and common sense to reduce accidents and fatalities on the roads.
Weather Update For Thomasville In Late June 1951
Cloudy to partly cloudy and warm through Sunday with scattered afternoon and evening thundershowers. Record high this month 104 and low 49. Precipitation totals: last 24 hours 0.00, this month 7.27, since Jan 1 24.93. Mrs. Ben F Shepard and relatives visiting Daytona Beach Florida this week.
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Thomasville
Nowry
Byrd's Challenge Sparks Southern Democratic Debate
The article reports mixed reactions to Byrd's civil rights plank with support from Louisiana and Georgia leaders. Georgia Governor Talmadge promotes Ford at a dinner while critic Ralph McGill argues Byrd erred and cites Roosevelt and Truman electoral history to challenge Southern influence.
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Mary Evelyn Dickerson
Louisiana
Democratic National
National Democratic Party
James Peters
Georgia
South
Ralph McGill
Atlanta Constitution
McGill
Tha Byrd
Roosevelt
Truman
New York
Deep South
Weather turmoil hits Kansas Missouri flood areas and drought relief
Severe weather swept Kansas and Missouri with floods covering hundreds of thousands of acres, forcing evacuations and dike protection by National Guardsmen. Water shortages hit Sedalia while rail and bus service suffered. Nebraska faced multiple floods with hail damage worth millions near Scottsbluff.
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Missouri
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St. Charles
St. Louis
Sedalia
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Kansas River
Manhattan City Hall
National
Topeka
Nebraska
Scottsbluff
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Great Plains
Iran Crisis Pressure Eases as Abadan Standstill Looms
Grady says there is hope for a negotiated settlement as Iran considers concessions to avert a halt at the Abadan refinery. British Defense Minister Shinwell signals steps to protect British lives, including a cruiser near Abadan. AIOC workers resist joining the Iranian National Oil Company amid anti sabotage bills, while U S oil firms pool resources to fuel friendly nations.
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AIOC
Emmanuel Shinwell
Abadan
Iranian National Oil Company
Mauritius
Sratt el Arab
U. S
Mossadegh
Truman
London
Britain
United Nations Security Council
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