Uneven Stock Moves Mark Mixed Market Tone
The market shows an uneven path with mixed performances from major names. Prominent companies like International Harvester, Westinghouse, and US Steel feature amid a backdrop of debt concerns and evolving energy and utility stocks as investors weigh growth prospects and policy shifts.
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Tony
Fostern
Grxce
Pee
Sterhes
Luly Stass
Moet
Commadiniss
Pola
Tne
Wee Shawn
Case International Harvester
Santa Fe
Penpsyhami Au Pont
John-Man- Vile
Westinghouse
Montgomery Ward
Sort Roebuch Beckward
Tnes
US Steel
Chrysler L_S Ryober Tere! Corporation
LS Gapsum National Power and Light
Great Northern
Alummura Ltd
Columbia Gu and Gas American Gas Fantepte
Stevwin Willams American Cyarannda
Humble OW Gult Or
Brewster Acto
Glen Alden
Coal
Bankruptcy Duca and Goodale Firms Face Federal Bankruptcy
In Fulton and Syracuse today, Harry BE Grubth owner of Griffith's Purity Baker died amid a bankruptcy petition in Federal Court. Debts total 15,035 with 1,905 assets including real estate and vehicles. About 50 creditors are listed. taxes due total 1,146. Harri S Goodale Sr of Syracuse filed for bankruptcy with 7,295 liabilities and 318 assets across 30 creditors.
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Googale & Son
North West Street
Syracuse
Vanderbilt Served With Papers In Windsor Divorces Action
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt said papers in a divorce action had been served on his wife in New York. He declined further comment as the case, not yet filed, awaits details. The couple separated last December, with daughter Wendie living at Sands Point. Vanderbilt, heir to a large fortune, is prominent in Belmont Park racing.
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Alfred Vanderbilt
New York
Alfred Gwynne Vanderbilt
Manuela
Sol A Rosenblatt
Vanderbilt
Saratoga
Wendie
Sands Point
Belmont Park
Pumlico Racing
Wilhelmina Interviews Her Exiles
London reports Queen Wilhelmina, 60, conducts interviews with Netherlands exiles in England while planning leadership beyond figurehead status. She governs from afar across the empire including the East and West Indies and Guiana, pressures cabinet ministers, and exchanges gifts to signal rank amid German dominance of the Pacific.
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London
Wilelmina
Netherlands
England
Pacific
Netherlands East Indies
Tapan
East Indies
Dutch West Indies
Dutch Guiana
Wilhelmina
Lisbon
Minster
Army
Navy
Chester Square
Eaton Square
Wilhelmmaa
Anthony Drexel
Nery
Julena
Beatrix
Treen
Canada
Adviers
Queen Elizabeth
City and New York Markets Spin Produce Prices Up
Prices for spinach plums tomatoes peppers fell at the Regional Market while leg horn broilers rose one cent a panne. City and New York markets showed varied produce movement reflecting steady demand and supply conditions.
New York Commodity Markets and Treasury Balance Update
Treasury figures show Aug 5 receipts of 25,095,970 and outlays of 45,968,026 with a net balance of 259,235,092. Market reports cover bullion, eggs, coffee, potatoes, beans, soy oil, flour, and produce like apples, peaches, grapes, and onions. Vegetables see steady demand for quality while some fruit prices advance. New York and Hudson Valley supply detail varied prices for peppers, pears, plums, and cherries.
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Commission Houses
New York State Department of Agriculture
Farkets
Steen
Wat
Lima
Irocco
Nadia
Erate Am
Rei
Bort
Doarn
Syracuse Wholesale Commissor
New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Crete
Lswate
Salaiions Committee
Gutumber
Bishel
Benirat Henour Securities
Rao
Hotel Spracuse
Orn
Parsiet Eeituce
Teeperm
Broscwas Motor Co
Eocelslor Insurance
Dushtel
Sredere Life
National Bank
Erate
Boretoen Md
Great Lakes
Maher
Daongaga
Fenters
Boleay Bank
Cerone
Syracare Trav
Helid
Poledo Shipbuilding
Conten
U. & Treasury
Washington
the Treasury
Ted Ari
Pacific Coast
Lone
New Jersey
New York
Manitoba
Sic
Middlewest
State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Upstate
Delaware
Maine
N.Y
Boston
Jim Cain
Wester
Long Island
Delaware County
Madison County
Canastota
U. S
Orange County
Hudson Valley
Warden Seckle
Weather roundup from Syracuse shows heat and cooling trends
Wirephoto weather page reports fair tonight then increasing clouds and warmer tomorrow afternoon. High pressure covers the northeast with cool nights and warm days. Storms and heat persist in the Dakotas and Nebraska as cooler air from the northwest arrives. Pierre records 109 degrees while South Dakota zones trend cooler Thursday.
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Syracuse
Southern
Gulf
Dakotas
Nebraska
South Dakota
Pierre
Indianan Killed as Train Hits Car Near LaPorte
A westbound Grand Trunk passenger train struck an automobile at Wellesboro ten miles southwest of LaPorte Indiana killing the motorist Lester Hartman 21 of Rosendale and derailing six coaches and the locomotive First reports said no train passengers injured Cave mosquitoes hunted Manchester Vermont Aug 7 UP New England Spelunkers Grotto explorers capture Skinner's Cave on Mt Equinox seeking cave mosquitoes for the U S National Museum
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South Bend
Ind
Grand Trunk
Wellesboro
LaPorte
Lester Hartman
Rosedale
Manchester
New England
Roads Veto Defeat Seen in Congress Vote
Washington August 7 Chairman Cartwright of the House Roads Committee predicted a three to one margin to override President Roosevelt s veto of defense highway legislation. Senators voted 57 to 19 to override, with House members expected to follow. The committee unanimously urged the override, citing strategic highways in every state and estimated needs to correct deficiencies.
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Washington
Cartwright
D-Okla
House Roads Committee
House
Roosevelt
Public Roads Administration
Car Crash Fatal To Soldier in Fort Ethan Allen Maneuver
Pvt Serge A. Morelio, 25, of Maspeth New York, was killed when a combat car overturned in a ditch during maneuvers at Fort Ethan Allen. Three other soldiers of the 71st Field Artillery were injured in the same incident near Piatisbure on August 7.
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Piatisbure
Serge A. Morelio
Maspeth
71St Field Artillery
Fort Ethan Allen
New Field Ration Tested By Soldiers It’s a Success
Fort Snelling Minnesota August tests of a new field ration show six soldiers adapting from ordinary rations to the 28 ounce 3200 calorie kit with no major issues. Officials and Dr Aneel Keys from the University of Minnesota report planned larger tests and possible use in September maneuvers. Soldiers note appetite satisfaction but stomachs felt empty at times.
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Fort Snelling
Min
Army
Aneel Keys
University of Minnesota
St Keys
Dewey Rutherford d
Sioux Rapids
RH MacDonnell
Army Subsistence Laboratory
Saa
Chicago
Rohland
Isker
Chiet
Dr Keys
British Help For Thailand Hinges On Us
London reports Britain ready for offensive moves in the Middle East and the Caucasus, with American response shaping Thai defense. The review cites strong British position from Turkey to Libya, Basra in Iraq, and resistance against German advances, while Japan expands in French Indochina and Singapore fortifies for conflict. The analysis emphasizes Allied efforts to deter Axis plans toward Suez and Egypt, and notes Siberian and Pacific theater strengths.
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London
Thailand
Tapan
Brishald
Britain
Middle East
Suez Canal
Pence
Egypt
Suez
Syria
Iraq
Turkey
Libya
Azas
Sicily
Salam
Alesandria
Cairo
Tobruk
Basra
Rashid Ali al Gallant
Caucasian
Russia
Yugoslavia
Greece
Crete
East Africa
Ethiopia
Gondar
Volchefit
Albany to Host 1942 Food Merchants Convention
Albany was selected for the 1942 convention of the New York State Food Merchants Association at the final business session of the 40th convention. More than 400 attended the dinner where Gamat Vander Hooning of Washington spoke as chief speaker. Patsy D Agostino of New York City will head the next year’s officers, with Frank Wells, Albert Gladstone, Frank Eastman as vice presidents, Raymond J. Cierney as treasurer, and a slate of Brooklyn, Rochester, and Buffalo directors.
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Food Merchants
Albany
New York State
Food Merchants Association, Inc
Gamat Vander Hooning
Washington
Pffice
Patsy D'Agostino
New York City
Edward Mapstone
Syracuse
Franke Wells
Buffalo
Albert Gladstone
Brooklyn
Frank Eastman
Raymond J. Cierney
Rochester
Aunstin T. Lubsen
Henry Steen
John DeWolfe
John Mahter
Morris Sperling
John Skalski
Bufffalo
William Braun
Family escapes Crumb Hill fire that destroyed home
A Muller Road, Crumb Hill family of five fled their home and dairy barn after an overheated chimney sparked a blaze that followed a Tuesday night canning session. Mr and Mrs Glenn Fox and children Lynn 7 Betty Jean 3 and Retha were uninjured.
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Crumb Hill
Speer
Truxton
Muller Road
James
Glenn Fox
Lynn
Betty Jean
Retha
First Japanese Silk Sale Approved for Parachute Making
Washington August 7 Treasury Secretary Morgenthau announced the first license for selling Japanese silk to a United States manufacturer since assets were frozen. Chaney Silk Mills may buy silk stored in a bonded warehouse for Army parachute production after written OPM endorsement. Morgenthau noted other firms need OPM approval. He also cited 10,000,000 yards of cotton goods allocated to China under Lease-Lend for Chinese Army uniforms.
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Washington
Treasury
Morgenthau
United States
Office of Production Management
Chaney Silk Mills
Sik
OPM
Air Corps Soldiers Create Own War Language in Training
Air Corps men building the aviation branch of national defense develop a jargon to express planned air warfare. Reports say Japanese forces in Manchuria and Korea area are massing, with references to “bunk flying” and a vast future air force. The piece notes aviation sessions, potential conflicts near Vladivostok, and the broader military, political, and economic strains.
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Air Corps
Hamultan Les
Calif
National Defense Program
Manchu
Harvin
Korea
Asamrin
Everning
Vladivostok
China
Japan
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Thier
Iroy
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Lockheed
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Lone Star Cent
Ste
Shelf Union
Southern Pacific
Lstone & Wenster
Aindewr
Trans & West
Newport Indus
Sunlon Bar & P ' Ir
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United Air Lines
Teith
United Mrerate
United Corp
Ans
Oy Steel
United Drug
United Gas
Pac
Indus Alco
Walworth Co
Penney JC
Warner Bros Pit
Penn
West
Philips
Pup Ste
Wwilon & Co A. Oe
Holland
City
New York Wholesale
My One
Nouthwest
Koon
WEAT
Amsons
Omiahoe
Brownsville
Che
Indies
Millibars
War Review
Smolensk
Moscow
Bel Tserkov
Ukraine
Caucasus
Tar East
Siberia
trans-Baikal
Red Banner
Maritime
Red Banner Army
Manchukua
Amur
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Ching
Indo-China
Camranh Bay
Saigon
Soktrang Airedrome
Singaspore
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