Market Report Notes Copper And Steel Shifts In Boston
Local market notes show Chile copper futures and Steel stock movements. Chile Copper aims to near 100 million pounds monthly production with tax changes easing net gains. United States Steel plans to maintain a 4.25 quarterly dividend as earnings rise. Rubber Co issues 6 million in new notes to fund partial refunding and heads toward 1946 maturities.
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Gall Ogni
Hayeenin
Massachusetts Gas Gwaine
Atlandon
oMt
Tilac
Swift
Hs. Advancy
Tdi Nat deRneders
Chile
United States Steel
Ig1s
Lester“eland
United States Rubber Company
Kuhn, Loeb
Coj
Netie Low
AIG & Wie
Punta Alegre
U S
Bing
Booth i Fabris
Best & Alban
Bost Eleva' & A
Bos Elec Pf
Bos & Lowell
Bos & Maine
Cal& Arizona
Cal & Hecla
Century Steel
China
East Steamahip
East Ships
Edison Ec Oteeer
Fairbanks
Eleo Semeerete
Om Gorton-Pew Teeeee
Port Cemeres
Tees
New Haven
Ol Domini
Pond Creek
Quincy Mining
Mid
Sup & T Mit Best
T& Co
Trinity
United Fruit
United Shoe
Utah Apex
Utah
Utah Metals
Ventura Ater
West Union
Wolverines Seeeneee
Adams
Jax Rubber
Alaska
Juneau
Allie-Chalmers
Iin Ae & Sis
Inter Corp
Sumatra
Atchison Weeteeeee
Atchison of
Burns Bros
Butte & Sup
Butte C
Cal & Arizona
Cal Peteteee
Can Pacific
Cerro de Pasco
Chandler Motor
Hen & Ohio Peesde
PM & Om
Col Gas& Elec
Col Fuel & T
Erie
Gaston W & W
Gen Chem
Motors
Haskell & B Steer
Int
Ag Co
Int Hart
Int Nickel
Int Paper
Kelly-Spring
Kennecott
Lack Steel
Lig & M
Louis & Ash Sence
Manhattan Elsacee
Marine
Maxwell
Mer Marine
Miami Copper
Midvale
Mo Pacific
Montana
Pwr
Nat E & Stp
Nevada
Sereh
NY Central
Nynh&h
Nyoe&w
Nor & Western
Nor Pacific
Ohio
Estee
Owens Bottle
Pitts Coaletts
Pitts & W Va
Eaege
Scof NJ
Pullman Co
Beesesade
Rep I 'K Steel
Royal Dutch
Seaboard Pf
Sears-Roebue
Ee He Corp Com
Sinclair Oil
Sloss-Sheffiel
Gillette Safety Razor
So Pac
Keystone Ta
Marconi Wireleas
Maxim Manines
New York Danses Cearee
Studebaker
Stutz Motor
Reese
North Amer P & Paper
Superior Steel
Texas Co
Tenn Copp& C
United Motors
Third Ave
Wright-Martin Air
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UN Cig
UN Rys
Anglo-Amer
UN Rys Inv
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Ind Alcoteen
Barnett O
Bos Wye Oil
Cosden & C
U S Steel
Crown
U_S Steel pf
Esmeralda
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Toland
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Merritt
West Pac
Midwest Oil
West
Western Uni
Midwest Refining
Westinghouse
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Willys-Over
We Kia
Wilson & Co
Okmulgee P &R
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Woolworth Co
Sapulps
P & Mac
Quoya
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Stanton Oil
Uxpam Star
Victoria New
Mining Ll
Alaska Brit Col
Apex Porcupin
Dani
Florencé
Goldfield
Hollinger
Jim Butler
Marsh
McIntyre
Erger
Ray Hercules
Rescue Euls
Rex
St Ochester
Viecoostasses
Tuolumne
New York Curb “S. O. D.” Campaign Shifts Funds
The brief note requests send on dollars or bonds to the Fighting Fourth, urging readers to send fifty dollars as part of a fundraising appeal. The fragmented message specifies New York and mentions S. O. D. and bonds.
New England Boys Listed on Casualty Totals
A long list of names from New England and nearby states being reported as killed in action wounded or missing. Includes Lt Benjamin L Curtis from Northampton and Sgt Robert O Fletcher of Norwich along with many others from Massachusetts Connecticut New Hampshire Vermont and Maine.
Prices Round Up to Six Percent Across Loan Types
Current prices show six per cent across brokers’ customers’ loans outside brokers’ call loans customers’ commercial loans individual customers’ collateral loans commercial paper and year money. The uniform rate indicates broad market stability.
Start Toward Buying a Bond This Week
Take part of your pay this week to begin purchasing a bond. One dollar launches your investment. You owe it to the boys fighting and dying for you in a foreign land.
Dallas to Work With U S Shipping Board
Joseph J. Dallas resigns as New England representative of the International Typographical Union to become New England representative of the Industrial Relations Group of the Emergency Fleet Corporation of the United States Shipping Board. He is secretary of the Boston Typographical Union and president of the Boston Allied Printing Trades Council, with broad commendations from business and labor circles.
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Joseph J. Dallas
New England
International Typographical Union
Emergency Fleet Corporation
United States Shipping Board
Boston Typographical Union
Boston Allied Printing Trades Council
International Union
Mrr
Dallas
Raisin Crop Damaged by Untimely Rains in California
Untimely rains in the San Joaquin valley ruined a large percentage of the raisin crop in drying vineyards. Hundreds of thousands of trays lie in fields with blackened remnants of partially cured raisins. Less than 15 percent of the Muscat grape crop, about 150000 tons, escaped damage per raisin growers association.
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Fresno
Cal
San Joaquin Valley
Raisin Growers’ Association
Increase of Thirty on List in War Department Casualties
An early morning War Department casualty list shows 759 soldiers named, up from 720 yesterday. New England names are less numerous this time. unofficial casualty reports from relatives are down. Killed in action 104. Died of disease 15. Died of wounds 164. Died of accident 4. Missing in action 119. Severely wounded 444. Slightly wounded 2. Wounded, degree undetermined 6.
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War Department
New England
War Casualties and Wounded Servicemen Update
Ser gt Michael McHugh of Brighton father notified of his son head of pneumonia in France. Private Philip Shannon of Granby dies of wounds Aug 13 after being wounded July 22, buried in American Military Cemetery No 10. Private Anthony Zidilis of New Bedford killed in France. Corporal John Devaney wounded. earlier photo error misidentified as Devaney.
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Michael McHugh
3D Motor Detachment
Signal Corps
France
Market Street
Brighton
McHugh
National Army
Philip M. Shannon
F Company
102D Infantry
Thomas P. Ferriter
Westfield
Florence Earle Johnson
Home Communication Department
Red Cross
Shannon
Miss Johnson
Granby
Conn
Anthony Zidilis
306Th Infantry
New Bedford
Zidilis
Camp Devens
Brock Avenue
John T. Devaney
Tufts Street
Medford
58Th Infantry
Joseph Devaney
John Devaney
Bars Closed Until Further Notice Across New England
Health authorities in Boston and state officials ordered all bars and public gathering places closed by midnight and urged churches to suspend services to curb a wave of influenza and pneumonia. City figures show 183 deaths yesterday with 1176 total in the current outbreak. state totals report thousands affected and hundreds of thousands of warnings issued.
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New England
William C. Woodward
Woodward
Greater Boston
Boston
Eugene R. Kelley
Kelley
Massachusetts
Liquor Dealers Association
Bar-Tenders Organization
Emergency HealthCommitte
Endicott
State Emergency Health Committee
State Health Department
Adventist
Advent Christian Church
Warren Street
Health Department
Clarence M. Seamans
Christian Scientist
First Church OF Christ, Scientist
Falmouth
Norway
St. Paul Streets
Christadelphians
Buidding
Tremont
Berkeley Streets
ST. Paul's Cathedral
State Emergency Public Health Committee
Church OF Thre Ascension
East Cambridge
Masks for Boston Police Amid Influenza Epidemic
Last night Boston police were issued gauze masks to wear when entering homes with influenza patients or during ambulance work. Many health measures follow a state reportable illness decree and the need for nurses, with quarantine likely in some towns. Reports show rising cases across Massachusetts and warnings against nurse overcharging. Community health efforts praise district nurses and Catholic nuns, while many churches suspend services per health authorities.
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Boston
Fall River
New Bedford
Taunton
Brockton
Cambridge
Haverhill
Salem
Methuen
Fitchburg
Leminster
Northampton
Springfield
Pittsfield
Erroneous Death Reports From 102d Infantry
In hospital reports from Connecticut list Charles P. McGuire Cambridge Charles F. Sizer Deep River Jacob Steinkamp Bridgeport and Clifford Cartledge Waterville all with 102d Infantry previously reported killed now stated alive or status uncertain
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Charles P. McGuire
Cambridge
Charles F. Sizer
Deep River
Conn
Jacob Steinkamp
Bridgeport
Unofficial List of Soldiers Killed or Wounded in War
An unofficial roster lists soldiers killed or died of wounds and gas casualties. Names include John E. Benson of East Providence and Patrick Ristiano of Franklink, with units such as 165th Infantry and 306th Infantry.
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John E. Benson
First St
East Providence
R. I
Patrick Ristiano
Washington St
Franklink Co
George Zidilis
Brock Ave
New Bedford
C Co
Emmons J. Stockwell
East Burke
Dennis Begley
Holyoke
FE Co
New England Men on Canadian casualty list
Ottawa Ont Oct 4 The following New England names appear in today s casualty list. Wounded include D H McLeod of Boston T Copley of Fall River Corp O P Wood of Brandon VI Missing T F Henderson of Meriden Conn. Filled in action U Rainville Worcester BE Keough Brighton.
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Ottawa
Ont
New England
Actions Speak Louder Than Words Bond Drive Urges
Community group urges immediate action to buy bonds with a strong call to invest now. Supporters emphasize practical benefits and future funding goals for public projects.
Peters Urges Boston Churches to Suspend Public Worship
Mayor Andrew J. Peters appeals to church authorities in Boston to suspend all public worship gatherings. He cites a severe epidemic threatening community health and national effort and urges prompt action until the crisis passes. The emergency committee and health commissioner endorsed the health emergency measure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Peters
City of
Boston
Andrew J. Peters
Open Air Hospital Established for Influenza in Brockton
On Oct 4 two State Guard companies were called to help set up an emergency open air hospital beside Brockton Hospital. Twenty beds should be ready by noon. The city reported 20 deaths today and similar totals in nearby towns. new cases declined. Factories said over 1400 employees were absent due to the epidemic. Weekend shutdowns will allow thorough fumigation.
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Brockton
State Guard
Brockton Hospital
Prudential Insurance Company OF America
Newark
New Jersey
Forrest Fpf. Dryden
Allen's Law Office
Rose P. Brosnan
J. P. Brosnan
Windsor St
Cambridge
Mass
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Exchange St
Boston Stocks
New York
Charles Satterlee
Tampa
Gales Ferry
Peter J. McHugh
J. F. M'Gourty
New London
NEW England Boys
Casualty
Benjamin L. Curtis
Paradise Ra
Miram A. Silva
Middleboro Ave
East Taunton
Brendon F. Deane
Skowhegan
Robert O. Fletcher
Lincoln Ave
Norwich
Eugene O. Hagemann
Canal St
Nashua
Corp
John J. McLellan
Dorchester
Clyde F. Vance
Beacon Ave
Norwood
Henry J. Cyr
Prospect Heights
Milford
Joshua Bond
Marcella St
Roxbury
Francis A. Fallon
Fenn St
Peter Kagan
New Village
Plainfield
Joseph Kinahan
Harris Ave
Jamaica Plain
Harry Leach
Eden Mills
Arthur BH. Lord
Enfield
Hugh Fitzsimmons
Howard Ave
William I. Beebe
Bank St
Albert Gorman
Roxbury St
Keene
N. H
Anton Kronieski
Fifth St
Inf
Edward W. McCabe
Linwood St
Brockton, Med
William McCoy
Joseph B. McDermott
Bassett St
Patrick McCue
Eighth St
Charles McKenna
Canton
M. Co
William J. McLaughlin
Pine St
Forbestville
John F. Maloney
Warren At
Meriden
Isaac H. Rogers
Chatham
James Stratus
Hope
Greenfield
Rocco Vitale
Paris St
Alphonse Vertefeuille
Lafayette St
Waterbury
Thomas F. Melleney
Manto St
Pere Aeme
Nelson E. Lafrance
Hazel St
Hartford
A Co
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William Armstrong
Summer St
Somerville
John F. Hinchey
Hydeville
Frank Generazio
Newton Upper Falls
John B. Mattero
Providence
Ee Aes
John Stevenson
Worcester
Jeremiah O’brien
Blaco St
Arlington
Perry W. Burns
Main S&j
Waltham
F Co
Terence O’brien
East Main St
Gloucester
Patrick T. Sweeney
Rutland Et
Ansonia
Best & Montana
Champion
Ibaa
Ely
Gold Lake
Rilla
Wright-Martin
Money Markets
Pereveses
Avera
Lasteres
Fuvepies
Bessia
N. Y
Eeveer
Chicago Grain Markets
U. S. Shipping Board
California
Sergeant Michael McHugh
Private Philip Shannon
Private Anthony Zidilis
Toronto
Draper
United States Public Health Service
Volunteer Medical Corps
Walter P. Bowers
Board of Registration In Medicine
Everett
Prescott
Baptist First Baptist Church
Commonwealth Avenue
Clarendon Street
Austen Kennedy de Blois
Warren Avenue Tabernacle Baptist Church
West Canton St
Christadelphian
Elks’ Buildiing
Magazine Street
Central Square
Congregational Park Street
Congregational
Corner Park
Tremont Streets
A. Z. Conrad
Central Church
Berkeley
Newbury Streets
Old South Church
Copley
Emergency Public Health Committee
Union Congregational Church
Columbus Avenue
West Newton Street
ELIOT
Kenilworth St
Episcopal
Brimmer
Mt. Vernon
Phinehas
Church OF the Holy Spirit
Mattapan Square
Alan Mc. Taylor
NEW Thought
God
NEW Thought Forum
Fiuntingeton Avenue
George 1
Buchanan
Bigonde Citrun
Horace Taylor
Boston Rationalist Society
Cormmon
Roxbury Presbyterian Church
Croner Warren and
Woodbine
Church OF the New Jerusalem
Bowdoin Street
State House
James Reed
H. Clinton Ray
Massachusetts Committee On Public Safety
Tinttarian King's Chapel
Tremont and Schonsts
Howard N. Brown
D. D
Sydney RB. Snow
Church Onen
Lovish Cutts
Brunwick
Cadet Hall
Market St
Lynn—t Lyceum
J. Herbert Yeoman
BIRLF
Joy Street
the Universalist Spiritual Church
Huntington Ave
Wuntington Chambers Hall
Frederick Nicholson
George Wilson
Boylston Street
Clifford Cartledge
Waterville, Conn
Frank E. Willams
Athol, EF Co
104Th Inf
John J. O'Neil
Cossett St
Teddy J. Sullivan
Douglas St
Manchester
D Co
Eng
Vicinity
The
Post
C. S
Gooding
Enits
School St
Baker & CO
Portland At
Green St
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