Stock Market Hits New Highs On Broad Advance
The stock market moved into new high ground led by gains in airlines electronics and farm implements while steels softened after early strength. Amer ican Telephone surged after its split, IBM rose two points and Xerox gained one. Dow Jones industrial average hovered around 831.69 at noon with overall bullish tone.
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American Telephone
Sperry Rand
IBM
Xerox
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Packer Hog Prices and Georgia Alabama Markets Report
Hog receipts and prices across Georgia Alabama and Florida markets show steady to higher bids for barrows and gilts 190 to 240 pounds and 240 to 270 pounds, with sows and mixed lots quoted. Chicago reports higher hog receipts and bid increases, while Georgia cattle auctions at Gainesville and Lyons reflect steady to lower calves and cows with feeder and slaughter categories detailed.
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Albany
Columbus
Moultrie
Thomasville
Dothan
Ala
Jacksonville
Fla
U. S
U.S
Chicago
Barrows and Gills
Georgia
Gainesville
Lyons
World Hereford breeders attend Dublin conference
A group of 24 Polled Hereford breeders from the United States, including Mr. and Mrs. Edward Frechtling of Sky Meadows Farm Thomasville, attended the 1964 World Hereford Conference in Dublin Ireland. They toured herds in Ireland Scotland and England as beef producing nations were represented. In Thomasville city police arrested two men on moonshine charges Melvin Randall 26 of 512 Jones St and Carlton Powell 37 of 614 Wright St Randall to be tried in city court Powell slated for recorder s court.
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Thomasville
Noah Stegall
Melvin Randall
Jones St
Carlton Powell
Wright St. Randall
Powell
Recorder’s
Atlanta Produce Trade Report Highlights Fruit and Veg Prices
Moderate tomato and peach supply with steady watermelons in Georgia and Florida. Melons range 75 cents to 2.00 per bushel. cantaloupes 1.50 to 2.00. Purple hull peas 3.50 to 3.75. okra 4.00 to 5.00. yellow crookneck squash 4.50 to 5.50 per ham per small lot, larger 2.00 to 2.50. White corn 3.00 to 3.75. yellow 3.00 to 3.25 per bushel. Butterbeans and pole beans 3.00 to 6.50.
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Atlanta
Peaches
Georgia
Florida
Alabama
Keeping Up Continued
The article notes assistants assigned to 172 Georgia counties in a continued briefing. It highlights the scope of regional coverage and the administrative distribution across the state.
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Georgia
Highway 19 Leaders Push U S 19 as Travel Artery
In Americus representatives from the Highway 19 Chamber of Commerce met with the Dixie Highway 19 Association to discuss promoting U S 19 as a major travel artery. Attendees included Logan Lewis Thomasville and Harry Pilcher Meies with Lloyd Eckberg executive vice president.
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Chamber of Commerce
Dixie Highway 19 Assn
Americus
U.S. 19
Chamber Highway
Logan Lewis
Thomasville
Harry Pilcher
Meies
Lloyd Eckberg
Toilet Tissue Pranksters Strike Again in Thomasville
Over the weekend pranksters festooned streets yards and trees with toilet tissue in several areas including Junius Street Glenwood Edgewood and Palmetto. Police cleaned up the damage but authorities have not identified those responsible.
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Thomasville
L. B
Dudel
Harvard
Junius St
Noah Stegall
Glenwood Dr
Edgewood Dr
Palmetto Dr
Farm Bureau Meeting Highlights Civil Defense And Service
About 100 Farm Bureau families attended a general meeting and pot luck supper where queen Sara Anderson was introduced. Mrs Eldon Long presented a list on Essentials and Non-Essentials and FE M Mathisfield spoke on improving service to members. President J L White Jr. met with directors after the session.
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Farm Bureau
Sara Anderson
Eldon Long
FE. M. Mathisfield
Quitman
J. L. White Jr
B Y Vann Dies in Fla Rites Here Tuesday
Bryan Young Vann 63 of Moultrie Road died Saturday in Orlando after a two day illness. He led Vann Transfer and Storage Co in Thomasville his lifelong home. Survived by wife, son Bryan McKinney Vann Orlando daughter Mrs A F Spivey New Orleans brother Herbert Vann Thomasville and one grandson. Funeral at 11 am Tuesday First Presbyterian Church with Rev B G Munro officiating. Burial Laurel Hill Cemetery Whiddon Funeral Home in charge. Pallbearers listed. numerous honorary pallbearers named.
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Bryan Young Vann
Moultrie Rd
Orlando
Fla
Vann Transfer and Storage Co
Thomasville
Loth R
Sarah E. Vann
Jodie McKinney
Vann
Edward Murphy
Artie Missle Young
First Presbyterian Church
Elks Lodge No. 1618
Rotary Club
Bryan McKinney Vann
A. F. Spivey
New Orleans
Herbert Vann
B. G. Munro
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Ab Alford
Gordon Hill
E. P. McCollum
J. Wallace Legg
W. A. Watt Sr
Milton Boyle
John Roth
Claude Parramore
Kirk Beckham
Charlie Atkinson
Donnie Walker
Mitch Sampson Jr
Floyd Adams
Wade Holloway
Ellis P. Davis
Norman Wanaley
Albert Lee Harrison obituary in Cairo
Albert Lee Harrison 57 died at Grady General Hospital after a lengthy illness. He was the son of the late Matthew James and Florence Kelly Harrison, married to Cora Koon, a farmer and Primitive Baptist who lived in Cairo his entire life. He is survived by three sons Roger Harrison Titusville Fla A L Harrison Jr and Wendell Harrison Cairo. six daughters Frances Brown Bruce Stewart Titusville Orlando Cairo Joyce Ritter Attapulgus and Linda Harrison Cairo. two sisters Ella Dilbert Thomasville and Lilie Mae Hudson Cairo. one brother Lacey Harrison Calvary and three half brothers H M Harrison Punto Gorda Johnny Harrison Calvary and Perry Harrison Reno. Funeral arrangements are incomplete and will be announced by Clark Funeral Home.
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Cairo
Roger Harrison
Titusville
Fla
A. L. Harrison Jr
Wendell Harrison
Frances Brown
Bruce Stewart
Evelyn Steeles
Orlando
Juanita Dollar
Linda Harrison
Joyce Ritter
Attapulgus
Ella Dilbert
Thomasville
Lilie Mae Hudson
Lacey Harrison
Calvary
H. M. Harrison
Punto Gorda
Johnny Harrison
Perry Harrison
Reno
Clark Funeral Home
L C Abercrombie dies after illness near Carrollton
L C Abercrombie 85 a farmer and Carrollton native died Sunday at Archbold Memorial Hospital Thomasville after a two week illness He moved to Boston about 18 months ago from Carrollton He was a deacon at Mt Zion Baptist Church Carrollton Surviving five sons and three daughters with several grandchildren funeral arrangements to be announced by Martin Hightower Funeral Home Carrollton
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Boston
Lovett C. Abercrombie
Archbold Memorial Hospital
Thomasville
Douglas County
Carrollton
Mt. Zion Baptist Church
Gilbert Abercrombie
Millard Abercrombie
Newtan
J. P. Abercrombie
Atlanta
Homer Abercrombie
Jacksonville
Fla
Joe Lee Abercrombie
Indianapolis
Indiana
K. F. Cook
Moreland
Rice
Newton
Hubert Tarpley
East Point
T. H Abercrombie
LaGrange
Isaac Abercrombie
Tallapoosa
Martin Hightower
Duncan William Wiley 86 Decatur native dies at home
William Wiley Duncan 86 longtime Decatur resident died suddenly Sunday at his residence. He was born to John and Nancy Reynolds Duncan and married Hattie Harrell in 1902. He was a member of Whig ham Baptist Church. Surviving are his wife and four daughters.
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Cairo
William Wiley Duncan
Decatur
Grady County
John
Nancy Reynolds Duncan
Hattie Harrell
Whigham
Police Wreck Two Stills Near Boston Saturday Night
Boston man Fred Peek, 20, jailed after Thomas County Police and Boston Police Chief Homer Brown destroy two stills nearby. A 1000 gallon and a 68 gallon still were found north of Boston. Peek charged with possession of an unlicensed distillery and posted bond.
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Boston
Thomas County
Carlton Powell
Tom Jones
Homer Brown
Fred Peek
Callice Law
Peek
Jacksonsville kin and local family attend funeral service
The service for Miss Christine Grice and Miss Dorothy Grice with Mrs G J Brown of Jackson ville Fla and Arnold J Duncan of Mount Dora Fla was held at Whigham Baptist Church at 3 pm Tuesday officiated by Revs Merrill Coram and John Taylor. Burial followed in Woodlawn Cemetery with Clark Funeral Home in charge pallbearers were nephews Archie Spencer Delmer Glen Floyd Burt and Sherwood Duncan.
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Archie
Spencer Delmer
Glen
Floyd
Burt
Sherwood Duncan
Weather story forecasts warm rain with scattered storms
A five day outlook shows near normal temperatures around 72 to 92 degrees with moderate rainfall from thunderstorms. East winds 6 to 12 mph, warm daytime highs and mild nights, with notable shower activity Tuesday afternoon and evening.
Kennedy says no warning before plane crash death toll rises
Sen Edward M. Kennedy of Massachusetts says he had no warning of trouble before the June 19 plane crash that killed two of five aboard. He is recuperating at Cooley Dickinson Hospital with a broken back and other injuries. Also hurt were Rep Birch Bayh and his wife Marvella.
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Northampton
Maas
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
Civil Aeronautics Board
Veestigator
Kennedy
Cooley Dickinson Hospital
P Birch Bavh
D-Ind
Marvella
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Chrysler
Ford
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Republic Steel
International Harvester and Caterpillar
Btock Exchange
Kaiser
K V P &Suth
Acme Steel
Allis
Monson
Armour
Mont Ward
Babcock & W
Nat Dairy
Beat Foods
Bell
Beth Steel
Owens
Boeing
Oxford
Penney
Buri Ind
Pepsi Cola
Calum & H
Cater Trae
Ches & Ohio
Coca Cola
RCA
Rexall
Frueh Corp
Gen Foods
Swift
Gen Mills
Texaco
Gen Tel & E
Genesco
Airc
Goodrich
Fruit Goodyear
Gas Cp
Greyhound
West An Tel
Gulf Oil
Westy
Elec Hercules Pd
Winn Dixie
Int Bus Mc
Woolworth
Paper
Wrigley
Packer Hog Mart
North Georgia
F.o.b
Dublin
Stegall
Lane
Randall
Jack Roper
O. L. Barnard
B. Y. Vann
A. L. Harrison
Albert Lee Harrison
Grady General Hospital
Matthew James
Florence Kelly Harrison
Cora Koon
L.c.abercrombie
Evan
Sunrogt
Volkswaren
Frank Loner
Moultrie Road
William Duncan
ST. Marks
National Home Life Assurance Co
Florida Health Agency, Inc
Clearwater
Thomasville Times Enterprise
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