Cattle and hog market activity declines in southern regions
Southern market data show fewer cattle calves and hogs arriving this week while spring lambs remain strong at Nashville and Louisville. Hogs fluctuated with mixed price shifts across Atlanta Nashville Memphis and Richmond as cattle and dairy prices held mostly steady with regional variations. Farm market totals indicate lighter volume but steady to mixed values across major centers.
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Atlanta
Loutaville
Nash
Nashville
Louisville
Montgomery
Memphis
Richmond
Carolinas
North Georgia
Florida
Northeorgia
Eef
North Carolina
North
Mississippi
Missssippi
Southwer Mississippi
del - Mar - Va
Shenandoah Valley
Georgia
South Carolina
South Carolla
Southern Maryland
Thomasville Poultry Market Prices Paid Today
Poultry market report from Thomasville shows prices for broilers and fryers by weight, hens whites heavies and hens lights reds and heavies. Delivered dressing plant quotations include ranges and up to date values for various poultry categories.
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Thomasville
Erie
North Korea and China Guided by UN Cease Fire Plan
Officials weighed reactions from Communist authorities to a cease fire and discussed guarantees against violations. Ridgway’s message aimed at broad, not specific, targets. The U S favors a UN Commission with authority to monitor Korea and ensure armistice compliance.
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Ridgway
United States
United Nations
U. N
Korea
DiSalle defends price rollbacks and savings plan
Interior Secretary Averell Harriman DiSalle warned price increases would continue for 31 days if no rollback occurs, estimating consumer costs could drop by about 2.7 billion dollars yearly with price cuts. He announced a rollback on scrap aluminum ceilings and cited defense procurement as a major factor in saving taxpayers millions.
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DiSalle
Capitol Hill
Armistice Debate: Can Communists Keep Promises in Korea
The author argues against a negotiated pause at the 38th parallel, warning that Chinese and North Korean agents backed by Russia would seek UN troop withdrawal and a strategic victory. They insist the Reds cannot be trusted and warn armistice could empower aggression, delaying lasting peace.
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Matthew Fudgway
United States
Xeneve
38Th Parallel
South Korea
United Nations
Korea
Plans for a Korea armistice meeting hinted by hostilities
The text outlines a proposed armistice with guarantees for maintaining peace in Korea and suggests a meeting aboard a Danish hospital ship in Wonsan harbor. It notes UN naval actions after Red China’s entry, and cites casualty and prisoner figures through mid 1950. It mentions Ridgeway and General Sarre in connection with the evolving situation.
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Korea
Wonsan
China
United Nations
South Korea
Wer
United States
Penguin air conditioned hair dryer opens in Thomasville salon
A local beauty salon installs an air conditioned Penguin dryer claimed to dry hair without hot air. Patrons can use the machine in comfort, with no towels, glare free reading light, and a quarter-operated start. One unit will serve city residents.
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Thomasville
Reserve Wing Planned at Marietta
Colonel John C. Watson announced activation plans for the 902nd Reserve Training Wing in Marietta Georgia. The 800-man unit is part of the Air Force Reserve Training program for the new fiscal year.
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Marietta, Ga
John C. Watson
2589Th
Air Force Reserve
Burglary Involving Former Talmadge Lieutenant
A $5 000 burglary involving John Nahara former Lieutenant of Gov Herman Talmadge was reported. Nahara claimed threats to family forced his involvement while Safe cracking charges against Del O Nea and John Sherrer were filed. Authorities noted loot included about $2 000 in mostly $100 bills from Ferris's house safe.
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Atlanta
John Nahara
Herman Talmadge
Clyde Goodwin
Douglas
Nahara
Talmadge
John Ferris
John Sherrer
Goodwin
O'Neal
Sherrer
Troupe County
Paul Grant
Georgia
Coffee County
George Wilson
Naha- Tra
O’neal
South Carolina
Ferris
Grant
Georgian major 24 becomes youngest field officer in Korea
Major Carter L. Meadows of Vidalia, a medical officer with the Fifth Cavalry Regiment, is 24 and has risen from lieutenant to major in 21 months, possibly the Army’s youngest field grade officer in Korea.
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Korea
Carter L. Meadows
Vidalia
Fifth Cavalry Regiment
Leutenant
Authoress Tells NAACP Barriers Falling Fast
Atlanta June 30 AP A noted author told the NAACP convention that segregation barriers are falling fast but not quickly enough pointing to church and school segregation as the next target. Lillian Smith urged Southerners to accept progress and stop fighting what cannot be stopped while receiving the Spingarn Medal for achievements by a Black American.
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Atlanta
National Association For the Advancement of Colored People
Lillian Smith
NAACP
Christian Church
Dixie
Spingarn
Mabel Ken
Pentecostal Holiness Church Announces Sunday Schedule
The Pentecostal Holiness Church at 400 Colton Avenue invites all to Sunday School at 10 a.m. Morning Worship at 11 a.m. and Evening Services at 8 p.m. Rev. E. P. Hartsfield is the pastor.
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Pentecostal Holiness Church
Colton Avenue
E. P. Hartsfield
Infantrymen Skeptical Yet Hopeful Amid Cease-Fire Talks
Front line U N infantrymen in Korea express skepticism about a cease-fire despite hopeful notes from General Ridgway. Mortar fire continues daily on dawn patrols as soldiers name personal losses and demand real peace rather than propaganda. Some vow to wait and see if field commanders meet, while others fear another broken promise.
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Korea
United Nations
U. N
Jacob Malick
Hwachon Reservoir
Johnnie L. Carter
Waynesboro
Matthew B. Ridgway
Malik
Pfc
Everett Lesch, Jr
Forest City
Frank Zakschewski
East St. Louis
George E. Petrox
Glen Gale
Queans
York
4-H BAKING CHAMP SHINES FOR BOSTON GIRL WIN
Betty Frances Freeman, 10, daughter of Mr and Mrs W F Freeman, won the Thomas County 4-H Junior Girls Baking Contest over seven rivals. The Boston elementary student advances to next month district competition at Tifton, with prizes including a year subscription to 4-H News. Barbara Ann Wilson of Thomasville placed second and Mary Wurst of Meigs third.
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Boston
Thomas County
Betty Frances Freeman
W. F. Freeman
Tifton
Albany Police Hold Two Men Charged With Beating
Albany police report two men Hilton Norris and J A Story are in custody for a severe assault on F H Barr at his home. Norris allegedly used a .22 rifle to strike Barr while he lay on the floor. Barr was found unconscious and taken to Phoebe Putney Hospital.
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Albany
J. A. McDonald
Set
D. M. Arrington
Hilton Norris
J. A. Story
F. H. Barr
Barr
Norris
Story
Phoebe Putney Hospital
Navy men on leave in Manila rounded up for Bangkok
Manila June 30 AP United States Navy personnel on leave were rounded up by shore patrols and told to report back to their station for orders to go to Bangkok. Rear Adm Richard H Cruzen, newly named Naval commander in the Philippines, confirmed orders fueling speculation that ships might sail to protect American lives in Bangkok.
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Manila
Bangkok
United States Navy
Richard H. Cruzen
Phillipines
Phillippines
Shower Honors Miss Dell McQuaig Before Her Wedding
Miss Dell McQuaig, who will marry Bobby Sanders this month, was feted at a Friday afternoon shower hosted by Misses Cary Neel Joan Lindsey and Betty Whelchel of Atlanta. The pre nuptial event at the Neel home on Hansell Street drew about 25 friends and featured lime sherbet punch, sandwiches, mints and nuts after gifts were opened.
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Dell McQuaig
Bobby Sanders
Cary] Neel
Joan Lindsey
Betty Whelchel
Atlanta
Thomasville
Neel
Hansell St
Edgar Fry
Ralph Neel, Jr
Clayton Lindsey
Primitive Baptist Youth Fellowship Meets Here
The second week of Primitive Baptist Youth Fellowship Conference will be held Monday July 3 through Saturday at Birdwood College. Eighty five seniors ages 13 and up are registered with additional attendees from Florida and Georgia cities. Bible study runs mornings with recreation afternoons and evenings feature skits and film strip presentations.
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Primitive Baptist Youth Fellowship Conference
Birdwood College
Florida
Georgia
Atlanta
Augusta
Columbus
Cordele
Culloden
Jacksonville
Jennings
Lanes
Macon
Miami
Metter
Ramah
Barnessville
Tifton
Tampa
Vals Dosta
Nins
V. F. Agan
D. O. Payne
R. W. Riner
Helen 8. Dickson
Sara Martha Adams
Alice Peacock
J. B. Nelson
Sonny Griffin
Mother and Son Admit Pavo Robbery in Woodbine
Sheriff Beckham said Blanch Connely and Kenneth Brawley both of Ambrose Ga were arrested in Woodbine Ga after a separate burglary. The pair admitted involvement in the Pavo Phar Macy robbery and are held awaiting transfer in Woodbine.
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Woodbine
Kirk Beckham
Pavo Phar Macy
Ee Ee Beckham
Blanch Connely
Kenneth Brawley
Ambrose
Beckham
Jimmy Brinson Sent Home From Archbold Hospital
Seven year old Jimmy Brinson of Route 2 Thomasville is discharged to return home after being struck by a car on Cassidy Road Tuesday night. His father reports he is in much better condition and improving.
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Jimmy Brinson
Archbold Hosp
Cassidy Road
Archbold Hospital
Brinson
Thomasville
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