Weak Stocks Rally On Mutual Demand And War News
New York trading lifted weak and low priced shares as investors bet on a bottom. Reinvestment demand drove gains near mid session while war headlines were largely ignored. Leaders included American Telephone and major industrials such as U S Steel Chrysler General Motors Santa Fe and Southern Pacific with notable advances in chemicals and canning firms.
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New York
Cp —Bay
Tadents Shasaecaeeer Lapeks
T Orso
U. S Steel Chrysler
General Motors
Santa Fe
Southern Pacific
U. S
Standard O.N. American Cannehouse
Led Chemical Roebuck and
State prisons to aid civilians in bombing emergencies
Corrections Commissioner John A. Lyons ordered all State prison wardens to prepare facilities for civilian housing feeding and hospital use in bombed communities. He stressed readiness while ensuring inmate protection and routine duties remain prioritized.
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Albany
John A. Lyons
Lyons
Japanese Veterans In U S Army Prepare To Fight Against Invaders
Japanese veterans of the U S Army from World War I in San Francisco declare readiness to combat enemies of the country. Members of Townsend Harris Post 348 of the American Legion adopt a resolution signed by commander Isa Taukemoto.
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Nokyo
San Francisco
United States
Japan
Germany
Townsend Harris Post
American Legion
Isa Taukemoto
Allied Pacific plan improves Australia’s war position
Sydney reports that Churchill advised Australian Prime Minister Curtin that Britain and Allies have a definite Pacific plan to boost striking power against Japan. A government spokesman said the Pacific position has improved immeasurably for Australia, though no official confirmation was received.
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Sydney
Australia
Churchill
John Curtin
Britain
Pacific
Japan
Quotations On The New York Stock Exchange Reported
Quotations from the New York Stock Exchange appear in this edition with Zenith Radio and 8 percent bonds among listed securities. Latent stock reports are noted as available at time of publication.
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New York*Stock Exchange
Zenith Radio
Cabbage Prices Rise at City and New York Markets
Regional market notes show cabbage up three at the region, with Chinese cabbage per dozen up 25 cents and Hubbard squash up five to 25 cents. Radishes shift from 40 cents a dozen to 40 to 50 cents, while overall market activity is described as eight today with moderate supplies. The report includes Treasury balance figures and broad commodity prices across vegetables, grains, and poultry in New York State markets.
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Department of Agriculture and Markets
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Savoy Te
Regia
U.s
Syracuse Wholesale Commission
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Great Lakes & Teamship
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SUECL
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Toledo
Sainach
Texas
Bushe
Wit & Ba Baumer C Co
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Livestock Prices and Receipts From Buffalo Market
U S Department of Agriculture report shows hog receipts at 300 head with prices mostly 10 to 15 cents under Monday, cattle receipts 100 head with steady markets, calves 50 head with good and choice around 15.09, sheep 200 head with lambs around 12.05 to 12.75 and fat ewes up to 6.50. Trade reflects varied weights and categories across hogs cattle calves and sheep.
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U. S. Department of Agriculture
Local Securities News Roundup Dec 30 1942
A brief column from the Central New York Securities Dealers quotations committee reports quotes and notes on market activity dated December 30 1942. It summarizes movements and prices across several listed securities in the local financial scene.
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Tae OU Eg Rss Teale
New York
ONDS
New York Butter and Cheese Prices and Receipts Report
New York wholesale market reports butter receipts 1 025 682 pounds with prices firm creamery butter above 92 score and premium marks at 3544 3632 cents cash 92 score at 35 cents. Cheese receipts 503 309 boxes with market firm and prices unchanged. Eggs receipts 18 850 crates.
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New York
Fruit Prices and Grades Listing From Regional Market
A detailed price sheet lists apples and pears by variety and size with prices in dollars per carton or bushel. Varieties include Rome Beauty McIntosh Northern Spy and Red Delicious with 2% to 3-inch minimums and up to 96s or 150s counts. Pears from New York upstate show Kieffer and bundles priced per basket or box with quality ranges from fair to poorer.
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Florida
Copenhagen
Texas
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Virginia
U. S
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Lake Champlain
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Northwestern
Hudson Valley
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Jonathan
Northern Spa
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Stayman
Northern Spy
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New _York
Upstate
Ex-Gov Alfred E Smith Quits Arbitration Board Chair
Former Governor Alfred E Smith resigns as impartial chairman of the wage arbitration board between Consolidated Edison and its employees. Joseph Fisher notes Smith asked to be excused due to other duties. L Neal Ellis of the U S Conciliation Service had appointed him December 22. The contract covers 30,000 workers with a reopening clause. union sought 87 million in wage boosts, company offered 1 million, rejected.
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New York
Alfred E. Smith
Consolidated Edison Company
Brotherhood of Consolidated Edison
Joseph Fisher
Join Council of the Union
Smith
L. Neal Ellis
U. S. Conciliation Service
Fisher
Ellis
Union
Roosevelt Starts Work on Budget for Next Fiscal Year
President Roosevelt began work on the next fiscal year's budget which is expected to be the largest in history due to wartime costs. He met with Morganthau and Harold Smith for an hour to review the budget and the companion message to Congress, to be submitted soon after the new session begins. The budget message would follow Roosevelt’s annual state of the union address, with date to be announced.
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Washington
Congress
Treasury
Morgenthau
Harold Smith
White House
Rayburn
Lehman Proclaims January Thrift Week Amid War Effort
Governor Lehman designated January 17 to 23 as National Thrift Week to promote saving and support the defense financing program. He urged ending waste and urging citizens to invest in defense savings bonds and stamps.
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Lehman
Albany
Japs and British Clash in Jungle Warfare in Malaya
Dispatch from Malaya describes jungle combat between Japanese light tanks and British armored cars on a north south highway. Camouflage and stealth dominate as both sides rely on submachine guns grenades and mortars with battlefield visibility limited by mist and dense foliage.
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Singapore
Philippine
Mitsubishi
Kuala Laumpur
High Command
Perak
Ante
Nazis Study Razing Of Eiffel Tower In Scrap Campaign
Berlin reports a Paris scrap drive to collect metal with a committee tasked to remove edifices deemed lacking artistic or historic value. Henry Bordeaux of the French Academy reportedly supported razing the Eiffel Tower as conflicting with Parisian architectural harmony.
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Eiffel Tower
Berlin
Paris
Eiffel
Vichy
Henry Bordeaux
French Academy
Japanese bicycle squad mortars British position in tense engagement
A wartime account describes a three to four man Japanese bicycle squad advancing on British lines. They deploy mortars from concealment and entice British fire. The plan hinges on provoking an exchange that betrays positions, with the route from Ipoh to Kuala Lumpur noted as a perilous chase toward Singapore.
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Kualala Kangsa Bridge
Perak River
Stenographers Needed to Win War Says Commission
Washington reports the Civil Service Commission urges stenographers as essential to wartime effort. The examination includes typing a page and dictation transcription with starting pay around 120 dollars monthly. The call emphasizes every role contributes to victory alongside ships tanks guns and air power.
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Washington
Duis
Civil Service
Morgenthau Awards Coast Guard Crew Air Medals
Secretary Morgenthau honored the Coast Guard airplane crew with Distinguished Flying Crosses for a forced landing near Philadelphia on October 3. The aircraft survived a tree strike near New Hackensack New Jersey and landed safely in Philadelphia. Recipients included Lieut. William E. Linton and Coast Guard members Edmund T. Preston Lonnie Bridges and Stephen J. Bradman.
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Coast Guard
Washington
Philadelphia
Treasury
New Hackensack
Navy
Cardinal Villeneuve Calls Nation to Peace Prayers
Quebec Cardinal Villeneuve urged Roman Catholics in the archdiocese to observe January 1 as a national day of prayer for a victorious peace. He requested prayers of reparation and thanksgiving on New Year's Eve and called for the hymn Venite Creator to be sung after masses on New Year's Day.
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Quebec
Jean Marie Rodrigue
Villeneuve
Dominion
Admiral King Takes Fleet Command Ceremony at Navy Yard
Admiral Ernest J. King officially assumed command as commander in chief of the United States Fleet at the Washington Navy Yard. He was in conference while his flag was hoisted aboard the gunboat USS Vixen. The ceremony was described as simple amid wartime duties.
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Washington
Ernest J. King
United States
Washington Navy Yard
Navy
Funeral Set for Victim of Collision in Gouverneur
Funeral services for Kathleen Cora Roberts 17 of Gouverneur will be held at 2 PM from Dames Street church with the Rev. Harold A. Thomas officiating. She died Sunday in Carthage Hospital after a head on collision on the Carthage Antwerp road. Burial will be in Riverside Cemetery. Her husband Harry G. Roberts of Natural Dam was injured. daughters Dorothy and Shirley also suffered head injuries. An inquest was held. Walter Starr was jailed for driving without a license. Roberts was born in Copenhagen May 1924 to Mr. and Mrs. Robert Prashaw. Surviving: husband two daughters four brothers Reginald Lyal and Leslie Prashaw Carthage one sister Ellen Prashaw parents and grandparents of Carthage.
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Kathleen Cora Roberts
Route 5
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Antwerp
Fargo
Sprague Fundal
Dames Street
Harold A. Thomas
First Methodist Church
Riverside Cemetery
Carl J. Hynes
Watertown
Walter Starr
80Th Armored Regiment
Pine Camp
Roberts
Starr
Post Hospital
Wilna
Mrs. Roberts
Copenhagen
Robert Prashaw
Albert Prashaw
Reginald
Lyal
Leslie Prashaw
Ellen Prasshaw
Loyal Norwegians Report Return of Captives in Raid
Norwegian sources say loyal Norwegians were brought back by a Saturday commando raid on a German garrison. Officials had announced a group of Quislings among the captives. Locals dispute the town name Vaagsoe, noting the clash likely occurred at Maaloy on the Vaagsoe island near Maaloy Aslet.
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William H. Stoneman
Chicago Daily News, Inc
London
Jasue WeBidid Ludde Wailie Ab Chigagcu
Vaagsoe
Maaloy
Aslet
Rogers Pleads Guilty as Second Offender
E Harry Rogers a 59 year old New York City resident and former Syracuse securities dealer pleaded guilty again before Judge Frank P Malpass as a second offender He faces sentencing later An affidavit by Jesse E Cantor shows Rogers was convicted of larceny in Springfield Mass in 1922 and sentenced to four to six years.
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Rogers
Springfield
Mass
Mrs Elsie Liddell Roy Dies in Miami
Mrs. Elsie Liddell Roy wife of C A Roy died Sunday in Miami Florida after a long illness. The couple were former Fulton residents with her parents once running the Fulton Club then called the Citizens' Club. Mr Roy ran an upholstery business in Fulton. They left Fulton in 1925 and later resided in Miami.
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Miami Fulton
Elsie Liddell Roy
C. A. Roy
Miami
Fla
Roy
Fulton
Fulton Club
Citizens’ Club
Ful‘ton
Tire Rationing Committee Formed In Oneonta
Tire dealers from Oneonta and nearby areas met at the Municipal Building to organize local rationing rules ahead of the government program. Roscoe Briggs was named chairman of the Tire Rationing Board with William H. Hoffman and John J. Burke as members. The panel will convene once federal sale rules are issued.
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Oneonta
Roscoe Briggs
Ire
William H. Hoffman
John J. Burke
Herkimer Fire Defense Classes To Resume January Sixth
Herkimer County fire defense training will restart January 6 at 8 PM in the local high school. Chief Harry Vincent announced the move after receiving notice from statute instructor Charles Vogel. The program had begun December 9 but the December 16 session was cancelled due to the emergency.
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Herkimer County
Harry Vincent
Charles Vogel
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