Wall Street Report Mixed Activity Buoys Markets
Irregularly higher early trading sees General Motors inch ahead while others falter. The Associated Press average rises to 281.8 as major indices post fractional gains amid profit taking in glamour stocks and mixed results from industrials and tech names.
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General Motors
Associated Press
Dow Jones
Thiokol
Brunswick American Crystal Sugar
Xerox
Control
IBM
US Steel
Jones & Laughlin
du Pont
Jersey Standhard
Merck
Chrysler
U.S. Rubber
Boeing
American Stock Exchange
U.S
Regional Hog and Cattle Prices and Poultry Quotes
Market report from Thomasville and Chicago shows hog receipts up to 11 000 at Chicago with prices mostly steady to weak for barrows gilts and sow categories. North Georgia cattle and Gainesville auction receipts 568 with steers heifers and cows mostly steady to higher. Georgia poultry and produce quotes list live prices for broilers fryers hens and farm produce including cabbage sweet potatoes apples beans and squash.
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Chicago
U. S
North Georgia
Gainesville
Atlanta
Georgia
Work Begins on 30-Story Atlanta Office Tower
AP reports a $10 million, 30 story office building rising on Peachtree Street beside the Atlanta Merchandise Mart. John Portmander, mart president, says the project is the second step in a Rockefeller Center style plan to create a Peachtree Center complex with a Fifth Avenue flavor, with occupancy set for January 1965.
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Peachtree Street
Atlanta Merchandise Mart
John Portmander
The
Mart
Fifth Avenue
Peedtree Center
Boston Revival Week Set At Grooverville Church
Revival services announced for November 3 to 8 at Grooverville Methodist Church near Boston. Guest evangelist Rev Kenny Drew Fuller of Calvary Baptist Circuit will lead and provide special music. Services scheduled daily at 7 30 p m.
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Boston
Grooverville Methodist Church
A.jen Booker
Kenny Drew Fuller
Calvary Baptist Circuit
Georgia Exposition of Commerce to Open in Atlanta
Two hundred firms will display products from November 22 to December 1 at the first Georgia Exposition of Commerce and Industry. Sponsored by the Georgia State Chamber of Commerce, the event will be at the Atlanta Merchandise Mart with total exhibit value expected around one hundred million.
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ATLANTA + AP
Georgia Exposition of Commerce and Industry
Georgia State Chamber of Commerce
Atlanta Merchandise Mart
Five candidates qualified for four city races
Five candidates qualified for four vacancies in the December city election. For the Board of Education four seats will be filled with Sol Altman John F Turner III Charles R Simmons Jr T Heyward Vann and Warren A Taylor as incumbents. City Commission has three posts with Roy M Lilly Bob Balfour II and Jack Bracey seeking four year terms. Election set for Tuesday December 3 with about 5390 registered voters.
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City Board of Education
City Commission
Board of Education
Sol
Shirley Altman
John F. Turner III
Charles R Simmons Jr
T. Heyward Vann
Warren A. Taylor
Roy M. Lilly
R. C
Bob] Balfour II
J. A
Jack Bracey
Civ Treasures Bait
Brohbert
R E Pierson Rites Marked Here Saturday
Funeral services for Richard R Pierson were held at St Thomas Episcopal Church with interment in Laurel Hill Cemetery. The geologist with Dawes Silica Mining Co died from injuries after an automobile crash Thursday night. Survivors include his wife Mrs Pierson and children Jennifer Rebecca David, plus siblings and relatives across Georgia and Texas.
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Richard —. Pierson
St Thomas’ Episcopal Church
Laurel Hill Cemetery
Mr. Pierson
Dawes Silica Mining Co
Calvary-Homer McGill Dies After Brief Illness at 71
Calvary farmer H C McGill 71 died at his home after a brief illness. Gravesite services are set for 3 p.m. Tuesday at Piedmont Cemetery with Rev. Max Hughes officiating. Clark Funeral Home in charge. Survived by wife Mandy Childree, son Marvin McGill Havana Fla, four daughters from Havana and Tallahassee, two sisters in Americus, and 15 grandchildren.
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Calvary
Homer Calvin McGill
Grady County
Piedmont Cemetery
Max Hughes
Clark Funeral Home
Joe Scott
Keith Dorsey
Leonard Maxwell
Mather Cook
Lawrence Hinson
Billy Poppell
Mr. McGill
Americus
Allen and
Mary Etta Biers McGill
The
Baptist Church
Mandy Childree
Marvin McGill
Havana
Fla
Eugene Hawthorne
Tallahassee
Bart Hinson
Oliver Hunt
Adrian Garland
Sally Waters
Georgia Green
Dopson Rites Held for Moultrie Man Bert Guy Dopson
Funeral services for Bert Guy Dopson 716 2nd St 8 S E were held at Henderson Funeral Home with Rev R L Forbis officiating. Burial followed at Oaklawn Cemetery Quitman. He died Thursday at Vereen Memorial Hospital after months of illness. Surviving are his widow Willie Wilkes and niece Ida Neil Dopson of Savannah. Born in Quitman Ga he joined Western Union and became manager of the Thomasville office.
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Moultrie
Bert Guy Dopson
2D St
S. E
Vereen Memorial Hospital
Henderson Funeral Home
R. L. Forbis
Oaklawn
Quitman
Willie Wilkes
Ida Neil Dopson
Savannah
Mr. Dopson
Western Union Telegraph Company
Thomasville
Fair Warmer Area Forecast For Thomasville Region Today
Fair to partly cloudy skies and warmer temperatures are forecast for Thomasville today tonight and Tuesday. Easterly winds 6 to 12 mph shift southeast tomorrow as a five day outlook predicts near normal temperatures with little rainfall.
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Thomasviles
Thomasville
Legion Post 222 to Host Veterans Service Speaker
Hill notes packing limits and cautions on inflammable mail while Legion Post 222 plans an 8 p.m. meeting with Georgia Department of Veterans Service director as guest speaker Peter Wheeler of Atlanta will discuss veterans affairs trends and his Europe trip. Post 31 will skip November meeting but host Veterans Day breakfast on November 11 with commanders Will A Watt Sr. and William Powell as guests.
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Thomas County
American Legion
Post
Georgia State Dept. of Veterans Service
Peter Wheeler
Atlanta
Europe
Iron Curtain
Karl Konratt
American Legion Post 31
Will A Watt Sr
William Powell
Two Car Collision on Madison Street Noted by City Police
No injuries were reported in a two car crash on N Madison St Saturday per city police. Drivers Jimmie Thomas Gurley 18 of Cairo and Robert Moore 48 of 506 Pine St Thomasville were involved. no charges were filed according to Fletcher.
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Madison St
Prim
Vernon Fletcher
Jimmie Thomas Gurley
Cairo
Robert Moore
Pine St
Thomasville
Southeast teachers gather at NEA regional conference
Mrs Alta W McDonald of Susie H Dunlap Elementary joined about a few teachers from the Southeast at the Southeast Regional Conference of the Department of Classroom Teachers of the National Education Association last week in White Sulphur Springs West Virginia. Discussions covered school dropouts and professional negotiations with guest speakers Henry Zoebel national president and Dr Helen Samson Ball State Teachers College.
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Alta W. McDonald
Susie H. Dunlap
Southeast
Dept. of Classroom Teachers
National Education Assn
NEA
White Sulphur Springs
W Va
Henry (Oebel
Nebraska
Organization
Helen Samson
Ball State Teachers College
Muncie
Ind
Vets Meet to Plan Veterans Day Programs
Veterans of World War I meet at 7 30 p.m. in the VA Domiciliary Recreation Hall activities room. Commander William J. Doody outlines plans for participation in Veterans Day programs on November 11. All officers members and prospective members urged to attend.
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Richard B. Russell
VA Domiciliary Recreation Hall
William J. Doody
Medical Chief Backs Nurses in Grady General Dispute
Cairo reporting on Grady General Hospital where Dr. C. K. Singleton and other medical staff endorsed the nine registered nurses who quit last week over the dismissal of their supervisor. They expect a county commission submission within days as talks resume.
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Cairo
Grady General Hospital
C. K. Singleton
Drunks Nabbed in City Weekend Roundup
Twenty nine persons were arrested Saturday and Sunday, mostly for drunkenness. Four charged with public intoxication, three with idling and loitering under the influence, and 11 with fussing and fighting while intoxicated. A 51 year old Negro woman Rose Smith of 130 Patten St charged with possession of moonshine whisky.
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Rose Smith
Patten St
Joe Lane
Prim. R
Lewis
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