Stocks Gain At '46s End
New York markets closed 1946 with small gains after a churning session. Blue chips rose a few points while many leaders stood still. 1.9 million shares changed hands in the heaviest month-long activity, aided by Truman’s end-of-war declaration.
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New York
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
Boeing
American Telephone
Western Union
Anaconda
Allied Chemical
Schenley
Great Northern
Union Pacific
US Steel
General Motors
Firestone Tire
Southern Railway
Southern Pacific
Chesapeake & Ohio
Goodyear
Caterpillar
Tractor
Consolidated Edison
American Can
General Electric
du Pont
Johns-Mann-He
Eastman Kodak
Truman
GE to equip taxis with 2 way radios in five cities
General Electric announced taxi companies in Milwaukee Cleveland Hartford Washington and Dallas will use 152-162 megacycle two way FM radios. The system links each driver directly to dispatch and can aid public safety in emergencies. GE expects improved service and reduced idle miles from empty taxis.
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Milwaukee
Cleveland
Hartford
Conn
Washington
Dallas
General’ Electric Company
Boy Starts Fire at Detention Home
A Y year old boy held at Teallav Detention Home was moved to the matron’s room at Police Headquarters after attempting to set fire to the facility. The youth, detained as a probation violator, started a mattress fire and damaged a window and door panel. He will be questioned about other recent incidents.
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Teallav
Police
Leon. Burchard
Burchard
Log accident at Warren Brothers job injures worker
Lyle H. Leonard of Watertown was injured when a log fell on him while removing trees at a Warren Brothers Construction Company site in Watertown. He was taken to House of the Good Samaritan Hospital for treatment.
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Warren Brothers Construction Company
Watertown
Lyle H. Leonard
S. State St
House of the Good Samaritan Hospital
Extreme cold slows trading at Central New York Market
Severe cold kept activity light at the Central New York Regional Market with ample supplies of apples celery onions and potatoes selling steady. Eggs and other perishables moved slowly as turkeys ducks and poultry remained plentiful with varied prices and geese scarce.
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New York
Ilyo
Stock Market Roundup Mixed Gains and Declines
New York stocks closed irregularly higher with select issues advancing. Bonds steadied after a late advance. Wheat firm on mill buying and short covering in Chicago, corn firm with elevator demand, oats higher. Hogs and cattle moved modestly with cattle up to 32 dollars and hogs down about one to two dollars.
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New York
Chicago
Wholesale butter and dairy prices move in New York markets
New York spot quotations show butter at varied wholesale rates with scores from 89 to 92, cheese and eggs listed with case counts and price ranges. Mixed colors, whites, browns, and regional apples and vegetables are detailed with weights, grades, and U.S. No 1 and No 2 specifications across multiple markets.
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New York
Jrobbe
Farley
Midwest
Ep Rier
Grain market quotes and futures prices across commodities
The report lists Chicago grain prices with wheat and barley futures for January through September plus spot and contract values. It shows prices for No 3 yellow, No 4 yellow and white, red clover seed, Timothy, and field seeds, with highs lows and closes for several months.
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Chicago
Bam
Aluminum Company prepaying 40 million in loans
Aluminum Company of America says it prepaids 40 million dollars of Broadway bank loans from November 8 to refund. It borrows 40 million from Metropolitan Life Insurance Company on notes at 2.55 percent due January 1, 1987. Warner Bros Pictures reports fiscal year ended August 31 net profit 10,434,650 2.62 per share up from 9,901,563 1.33 with two for one stock split in August 1946.
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Selestin
Packard Motor
Pan Am Airways
Aleon
Park Utah
Parke Davis Aggy
Cyan
Sues
Murasatho
Tae
Phaer, Chas
Ag Am Republics
Phrips Dodge Aatually
BT Am
Phila. Bies
Argus Inc
Aims Corp
Atlan Ry
Pena OM
Procter & Gam
Babcock & Wi Teen
Berk & Gay Uri
Radio Corp
Esas Lyea
Blue Ridge
Repub Avia
Braz Tr Lé
Repub Steel
Revere Copper & Br
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Burma
Cessna_ Alre separ
Sinclair Ou Ee
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Socony-Vacuum
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Claude Neon . Tee
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Southern Ry Eoads
Colonial Mills Os Oy
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Sparks Withing
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Sperry Core
Ohio
Cosden
Brokely- van
Webster
Studebaker
Crown Drug
Ily
Swift’ & Con
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Gray Jr
Texas Co
Hara
Mich Stover
Texas
Diana Stratevenae
Tex Pac C & Ou
Tex Pac
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Gnas & Py
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Elioty
Trans & West Alt
Fairchild & & A
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Ford Mat. Ltd
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Frank Simon P
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Garrett Corpee
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Dannerker Sold to Nashville from Minneapolis Millers
Veteran infielder Frank Dannerker of the Minneapolis Millers was sold to Nashville in a straight cash deal.
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Frank Dannerker
Minneapolis American Association Millers
Nashville
Southern Association
Livestock market reports from Buffalo and Jersey City
Buffalo and Jersey City livestock quotes show cattle, calves, sheep, and hogs trading steady to lower. Cattle steady. best beef cows up to 15 dollars, fat cows 12 to 13, canners 7.75 to 8.75, calves to 30, sheep active with lambs around 24, hogs tops 23.80 with bulk 22.50 to 23.00.
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New York
Long Island
Cantelope
Adirontack Mt. Sec
Oswero
Ornanee County
Mt.u.5
Mt. U.S
Maine
Katahdin U.S
U. S
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Virginia
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Arrane
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Producers Livestock Commmission Association
Ught
Jersey City
Chirys
New York City
Dow Jones Averages Reported With Small Gains
Preliminary closing figures show modest upticks across sectors. Industrials rise to 177.20, Railroads edge to 51.13, Utilities hold at 87.27, while overall stocks average 64.70 with a 0.28 point gain.
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Dow Jones
C.eees
Weather Primer and Fronts Guide By Dr Maxwell
Fair weather with cooler air dominates the Far West and much of the East while clouds and precipitation spread from Texas to the Northeast. The piece explains warm and cold fronts and weather map symbols, noting Dr Selby Maxwell forecasts for Syracuse for five days each morning.
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North Atlantic States
Middle Atlantic
Mississippi
Missouri
Lasses
Texas
Louisiana
Maxwell
U. S
Syracuse
Bank clerk J C Connell dies of heart attack at bank
J Carl Connell 62 of Baldwinsville a Children s Court clerk collapsed and died at Merchants National Bank while depositing 2875 in court funds. He had been appointed Nov 1 and is survived by wife Louise and four children. Coroner notified.
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Merchants National Bank
J. Carl Connell
Baldwinsville
Children’ S Court
Theodore Rosen
Onondaga General Hospital
Connell
Harry Gilmore
Lysander
Children's Court
Joseph Tens
Wiliam Sullivan
Louise Connell
Marion
Constance Connell
Wallace Connell
Carl, Connell
Sewlekley, Pa
Two New Ice Rinks Open in Onondaga County Parks
The Onondaga County Park and Regional Planning Board announced two new ice rinks. One at Onondaga Lake Park in Liverpool features an 80 by 125 foot rink with a parking lot view of the Salt Museum, a small shelter, and night lighting. The second rink is at Highland Forest, prepared for groups reserving the Community House for winter outings.
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Onondaga County Park and Regional
Ambulance Crash Damages St Josephs Hospital Vehicle
Police report an ambulance sustained damage in a forenoon crash when a car driven by Albert Bombardo failed to yield and struck the vehicle in the 100 block of West Belden Street. Bombardo was cited for driving without an operator license.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Albert Bombardo
N. McBride Jr
W. Belden Ar
Bombardo
Hartin Fall Causes Injuries to Woman
Mrs. Mary O Hara 42 of 509 E Jefferson slipped and fell near a restaurant at noon suffering head and right wrist injuries. Patrolman Frank Silky said she was treated at University Hospital.
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Mary O'Hara
E. Jefferson Jr
Frank Silky
University Hospital
Separate Motor Bureau Proposed for Syracuse Club
The 46th annual Syracuse Automobile Club meeting adopted a plan to separate the State Motor Vehicle Bureau from taxation and finance. It also backed studying converting the old Board of Education building into a city traffic court. Five directors were re elected for three year terms.
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State Motor Vehicle Bureau
Department of Taxation and Finance
Syracuse Automobile Club
Onondaga
Board of Education
Henry B. Arewster
Alfred M. Cady
Walter W. Nicholson
Oscar J. Brown
F. Gordon Smith
WW. W. Smith
Howe Masons to Install Danforth Loder Officers
Installation of officers of Danforth Loder 957 F and A M will be held Wednesday January 8 at Masonic Temple. Arthur W Howe to be installed as worshipful master by Past Master William J Merkle. Other officers named include Francis Milazzo Bert E H Gifford William I Lohman and several listed assistants.
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Danforth Loder
A. M
Masonic Temple
Arthur W. Howe
Pinster
William J. Merkle
Lodge
Francis Milazzo
Sea and Field Lodge
Bert EH. Gifford
William I. Lohman
Donald EH. Axe
William K. Tracy
George EB. Rapp
Edward A. Forkhamer
Transfer Decision on Ninth Grade to Nottingham High
The ninth grade at Edward Smith School facing crowding may move to Nottingham High School after the Christmas recess with a Thursday decision. Dr John F Hummer and Em met P Kane will confer on the plan to create space by adding four rooms if available to accommodate about 130 pupils.
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Edward Smith School
Nottingham High School
John F. Hummer
Emmet P. Kane
Nottingham
Hummer
Edward Smith
City Shuts Off Jukes At 3 A.M Ordinance limits jukeboxs
The City Common Council adopted an ordinance banning jukeboxes from 3 to 8 A.M. and imposing a 15 dollar annual license per machine, with a 200 foot limit from churches or schools. The measure, effective New Year’s Eve, faces opposition from Blundred and Bowles who favored 1 A.M. closure. The council also approved sewer project costs and other budget moves.
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Common Council
John M. Shannon
Agnes Blundred
George H. Bowles
New Year's Ash Pickup Schedule Announced
Garbage will follow regular schedule on New Year's Day while ashes and rubbish collections move one day behind. Families used to Wednesday pickups should shift to Thursday, and so on through the week. The complaint clerk will be on duty for emergencies.
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Charles E. Bijlion
Deaths in Syracuse Area Anomalous List of Names
Obituary notices list several area residents with ages and towns including Carlton Bliss Penn Yan Hiram Winchell Cortland James Van Scheanhoven Cortland Calvin Dries Maine N Nellie R Hill McLean Mrs Syhive Stevens Groton John Gullfoyle Cortland Seward N Trannue Geneva Fred Gi Morehouse Seneca Falls Robert E Lougher Auburn Verdie Peterson Oswego Fanny Lann Oswego Charles Rice Watertown William C HM Cazenovia Anna Boel Dix Agnes Sprace Rome Pasqueie Cortsinitt Rome
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Penn Yan
Hiram Winchell
Cortland
James
van Scheanhoven
Calvin Dries
Maine
Nellle R. Hill
McLean
Syhive “Stevens
Groton
John Gullfoyle
Auburn
Verdie Peterson
Oswego
Fanny Lann
Charles Rice
Watertown
William C
Cazenovia
Anna Boel
Dix
Agnes Sprace
Rome
Pasqueie Cortsinitt
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