Securities Bid and Ask Quotations Reported December 19 1945
A securities bid and ask quotation report lists prices for numerous companies including Acme Alum Alloys American Enka Corp Bakeries Co and Bell Inc among others. The page catalogs percent bids and asks from member firms of the National Association of Securities Dealers with entries for railroad utilities mills and insurance stocks showing varied pricing and yield data.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National
Asse of Securities Dealers, Inc
Tme
Esd
Asker Ahi Alloys
Acme Alum Alloys
la Great Seu Railroad
Chari Air Line
Ute Finance Co
Pinance Co
Furn Ina
H & Lomb
33 & Son
Bell
Inca
S, Inc
Lis Light Co
Tel & Tel Co
Hos Mills, Inc
Stores
Inc
Preres Inc
Mig
Dela Rayon
Dixie Home
Power Company
Hos Mills
Hos Mills Ci A 6% pid =ight Mfg co
Cot Mills
Most Dairies Inc
Dair Inc
Julius & Co Inc
Acaaiel
Er Harv Corp
Innell Corp
Nble Bros
Natl Bank
R Kale Co Ci
Pk Mfg
Ighland Pk Mfg Co
Pia
Tel & Tel
Std
Life Ins Co
Rk Hos Mills Inc
le & Cas Ins Co
McEwen-Kalaer
Mid-West Ref Inc
Picta Corp
Monu Life Ins Co
Morganton Furn Co
Um : Con Corp
Brit Mac Co
Rail Co
Natl Life Ins
Life Via
Misular Telco
Sav Bank & Trust Co
Cot
Baco-Lowell
Beatt & Wil
Bee Life & Trust
Sunbeam Corp
Boneco
Stonecutter Mills
Taion Inc
Wee Bak & Trust Co
Gaves & Trust Co
Vote to set eastern site for world assembly narrows to six
In a heated session the East West split closed with a 22 to 6 vote and 12 abstentions. Countries including Argentina Belgium Brazil and the Soviet Union supported the eastern site while Australia China Ecuador France and Lithuania opposed. San Francisco received backing from New Zealand and Australia as the meeting sought six candidate cities.
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Czechoslovakia
Norway
West
Mississippi
Missouri
St. Louis
New Zealand
San Francisco
General Assembly
Argentina
Belgium
Brazil
Russia
Canada
Cobia
Cuba
Denmark
Ethiopia
India
Iran
Mexico
Netherlands
Peru
Poland
Soviet Union
Ukrainian Republic
United Ae
Uruguay
Venezuela
Yugoslavia
Australia
China
Ecuador
France
Liberia
Capitol Bills and Labor Talks Ahead of 1946 Session
President presses Congress to enact labor dispute boards and unemployment aid before Christmas adjournment. Hearings resume in both houses next month as conferees shape filly reworked jobs and national defense measures. Bonuses for veterans and discharge legislation gain traction while health, foreign loans, pensions, and tax talks loom in early 1946 actions.
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Congress
House
Senate
Senate-House
House Ways and Means Committee
Capitol
Great Britain
House Rules Committee
House Appropriations Committee
Funeral Rites for J H Womble Held at Koonce
Funeral services for J H Womble 79 who died Thursday morning at a local hospital were held Friday at 3 pm in the Koonce funeral home chapel. Rev. Paul Hardin and Rev. W Wilbur Hutchins officiated with Roy Padgett providing music and Doris Koonce Marin at piano. Pallbearers included W W Snider G Curtis Smithdeal J Roscoe Adams Frank Wall R D Dickson and Belvin Moore. Interment followed at Oakwood Cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. H. Womble
Koonce
Paul Hardin
Wesley Memorial Methodist Church
W.wilbur Hutchins
First Baptist Church
Roy Padgett
Doris Koonce Marin
Household Arts Club
W. W. Snider
G. Curtis Smithdeal
J. Roscoe Adams
Frank Wall
R. D. Dickson
Belvin Moore
Oakwood Cemetery
Massive purge of ex Nazis hits German public life
Allied Internal Affairs statistics show nearly one million former Nazis removed from public office and private enterprise across Germany's four occupation zones. The expulsion affects officials at multiple levels and signals sweeping denazification efforts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frankfurt
INS
Germany
United Nations Created By Charter
A historical note credits the creation of the United Nations Organization to the adoption of its charter establishing a new global body. The statement emphasizes the formal act that brought the UN into existence and shaped postwar international cooperation.
Tapestry Project Nears Completion in Salt Lake City
A large national tapestry, intended to display all states and territories with their flower symbols, nears its finish in Salt Lake City. Initiated 14 years ago by Mrs. Cora R. Gibbs, the project involves embroidered blocks by governors wives. Utah's Sego Lily block, dedicated to Brigham Young, was completed by Mrs. Henry H. Blood.
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Salt Lake City
Ins
Washington, D. C
Imination
Cora R. Gibbs
Utah
Brigham Young
Henry H. Blood
Governor Blood
Pearl Harbor Hearings Probe Expands Findings
The Senate Pearl Harbor hearings resume December 31 with focus on unification of armed services, new witnesses including Admiral Stark and General Short. Investigators seek untranslated Japanese messages and translators like Dorothy Edgers to shed light on December 1941 signals and wartime moves.
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Army
Navy
Truman
Congress
Pearl Harbor
George C. Marshall
Senate
Barkley
D-Ky
William D. Mitchell
Mitchell
Ep. Ark
D-Nc
Clark
Harold R. Stark
Naval Operations
Stark
Husband E. Kimmel
Walter C. Short
Ferguson
Dorothy Edgers
Honolulu
Tokyo
Marshall Presses for Peace Talks Between Communists and Chiang
Marshall urges a Chungking emissary to push peace talks with Chiang Kai-shek in Nanking. He meets Chiang after a dinner in his honor, with discussions on unifying China and possible U S aid to move occupation forces to Manchuria, amid debate over American intervention.
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Chungking
Chiang
Naning
Associated
Richard Cushing
Nanking
Marshall
China
Cushin
Marshall A Ees
Spencer Davis
Helting
Manchuria
Davis
Changchun
Manchurian
Mukden
Harbin
Dairen
United States
New China Daily News
U S Says Yugoslavia Fails to Deliver Basic Freedoms
The United States states Yugoslavia did not extend basic freedoms and November 11 elections offered no free choice for the assembly. It says establishing relations with the Tito regime does not endorse its policies or methods. The U S stresses friendly intent and hopes for improved political and economic relations.
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U. S
Tito
Patterson
US restricts Wedemeyer on Manchuria troop movements
The US flags that Wedemeyer may block or permit transfer of nationalist troops into Manchuria at his discretion but only with Marshall’s approval on north China policy. Washington orders cessation of south to north reinforcement until a clear policy is set by Marshall while allowing ongoing transport to Manchuria ports. United States and Soviet Union still back Chungking with plans to transfer surplus naval ships.
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Mander
China
Manchuria
Marshall
Wedemeyer
North China
General Marshall
Truman
Moscow
Washington
Albert C. Wedemeyer
George C. Marshall
James F. Byrnes
V. M. Molotov
Stalin
Pleo
Secretary of the Navy
Congress
Chungking
Thousands Idle as Nation Sees Broad Labor Disputes
In Hagerstown and Indianapolis union actions halted traffic and prompted ballots among about 4800 bus drivers over a truce proposal. Across the country roughly 1.5 million workers were idle due to strikes and lockouts since V J Day with 1,256 of 1,450 settlements achieved by conciliation.
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Hagerstown
Blue Ridge Bus Lines
Indianapolis
Samuel P. Berrong
Milwaukee
Pennsylvania
Greyhound
Mississippi
Berrang
Washington
Labor Department
Pacific
Department
Cio-Auto
General Motors
AFL
San Francisco Bay Area
Libbey - Owens Ford
Pittsburgh Plate Glass
AFL Lumber
Pacific Northwest
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Temple Child Too Sick To Notice Xmas Tree
In Petersburg Virginia a 23 month old boy Richard Gordon Temple lay in a hospital bed with miliary tuberculosis and did not notice a Christmas tree placed beside him. His father Machinists Mate Third Class Richard Gordon Temple arrived on emergency furlough from Japan with the boy’s mother at his side.
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Petersburg
Richard Gordon Temple
Richard
Japan
Janiro and Lay Win Narrow Outs in Boxing Matches
In New York Tony Janiro from Youngstown Ohio outpointed Rumberto Zavala from Jalisco Mexico in eight rounds. In Philadelphia Dorsey Lay from Philadelphia outpointed Eddie Dowl of Newark New Jersey in eight rounds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tony Janiro
Youngstown
Rumberto Zavala
Jalisco
Mexico
Philadelphia
Dorsey Lay
Eddie Dowl
Newark
N. J
Winter Solstice Weather Across North America Low Temps Record Highs
The official start of winter at 12 04 a m EST marked by frigid readings across the north with Grand Forks 29 below zero Minot 26 below Fargo 25 below and Duluth 18 below Bemidji 28 below Aberdeen 19 below while Canada posted 46 below in Key River 46 below Prince Albert 31 below Winnipeg 31 below Los Angeles saw 2 84 inches of rain and a 3 28 inch reading nearby Portland thawed iced roads in the Columbia Gorge expected today with a 2 inch ice coating and a warm south wind reducing ice in some areas. Chicago 6 above Oklahoma City 20 and nearby 12 above in Oklahoma panhandle. Farther east 12 below in Lebanon New Hampshire Caribou Maine and seasonable warmth in the southeast and far west.
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North Dakota
Grand Forks
Minot
Fargo
Bemidji
Minn
Duluth
Aberdeen
S. D
Canada
Key River
Prince Albert
Sask
Coe
Winnipeg
Man
Chicago
Oklahoma Panhandle
Oklahoma City
Columbia River Gorge
Azerbaijan Premier Considers Turkish Language Teaching Policy
Premier Ibrahim Hakimi told U S Ambassador Wallace Murray that one concession to democratic partisans was possible as insurgent forces press in Azerbaijan. The government reports garrisons in Rezakh province have fallen while insurgents surround others. Interior Minister Allahyar Saleh ordered provincial councils elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Azerbaijan
Jafar Pishehvari
Rezakh
Allen
Ibrahim Hakimi
U. S
Wallace Murray
Murray
Hakimi
Esman
Allahyar Saleh
Truman to admit refugees from Europe under quotas
President Truman announced a plan to adjust immigration status for about 1,000 displaced Yugoslavian Polish and Czech refugees in Oswego New York so they may enter under country quotas without full visa processing. He urged expediting admissions within annual quotas and noted most evacuees are from central and eastern Europe and the Balkans with hopes many will be orphaned children aided by welfare groups.
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Italy
Oswego
N. Y
Department of State and Immigration and Naturalization Service
United States
Secretary of State
Europe
Balkans
Germany
Tos
Great Britain
Eire
Mr. Truman
Austria
Poland
Czechoslovakia
Romania
Yugoslavia
Iran faces interior ministry crisis amid double ministers
The central government has not authorized elections. Premier Hai opened the ministry dispute Thursday. Khalil Fahimi refuses to sign, claiming he cannot be removed, leaving Iran with two interior ministers as Parliament debates the budget without resolving the clash.
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Saleh
Hai
Khalil Fahimi
Iran
UNRRA to Ship Nearly a Million Tons of Aid This December
Washington December 24 UNRRA plans to ship almost one million tons of supplies to war torn countries in December as director general Herbert Lehman cautioned that demand far exceeds resources. He credited congressional actions granting 550 million dollars and one point three five billion to complete initial contributions and said, without funds the program would stall during the critical postwar winter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UNRRA
Herbert H. Lehman
Lehman
United Nations
U. Urra
Europe to receive one billion dollars in food aid
The National Planning Association urged a 1 billion dollar Western Europe food gift, including ex-enemy nations, in addition to UNRRA funding to avert hunger this winter. Board trustees call it not charity but a demonstration of concern and part of the war's unfinished business.
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Washington
National Planning Association
Western
Europe
United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
UNRRA
Western Europe
United Ks
Association
Red Cross Christmas Cheer For GIs Here And Abroad
The American Red Cross announced a special effort to bring Christmas cheer to American soldiers at home and overseas, with coordinated activities and gifts planned to boost morale during the holiday season.
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Red Cross
Washington
the American Red Cross
How To Avoid Divorce Keep Sense Of Humor
Chicago judges advise couples to not quit over trivial habits like loud celery chewing or shaving whistles. Judge Rudolph Desart says modern marriages fail from small irritations and urges wives and husbands to relax, avoid nitpicking, and maintain appearance while letting the other party unwind.
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Chicago
INS
Rudolph Desart
Indonesians To Aid British In Taking Of Japs
Indonesian peace preservation corps will move Japanese troops from central and eastern Java to British hands as Premier Sutan Sjahrir outlines a plan during a Malang tour. He says two divisions about 20 000 Japanese remain and evacuation details will be settled with the British and New clashes erupt in Batavia and Bandoeng with British casualties.
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Batavia
Java
Indonesian Peace Preservation Corps
Sutan Sjahrir
Sjahrir
Malang
Bandoeng
Kramat
Red Cross Plans Holiday Cheer for Servicemen Overseas
The Red Cross says in cooperation with the army it will provide turkey and trimmings trees gifts and holiday decorations plus carol singing at clubs and canteens for all American servicemen overseas and the wounded in hospitals at home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
The
Red Cross
Army
Turkey
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