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Newspaper

Syracuse Herald Journal

Location

Syracuse, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 05, 1941

Page

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Stocks Rise Modestly Amid Broad Market Strength

New York traders saw some stocks rise as much as about three points led by oils, aircrafts, coppers, steels, utilities, rails and specialties. Declines were plentiful with inflation worries reported by brokers and tax proposal news from the Ways and Means Committee. Savaged by war news, several names hit new year highs including Savage Arms, Consolidated Aircraft, Lehigh Valley Coal and U S Distributing. others such as Texas Corporation, Sperry, Douglas Aircraft, Kennecott, United States Steel, American Woolens Works, Standard Gas, Union Pacific, Du Pont and J C Penney attracted support.

New York House Ways and Means Committee BTA Cioucy War News Savage Arms Consolidated Aircraft Lehigh Valley Coal Common Preferred U. S Texas Corporation Sperry Douglas Aircraft Kennecot United States Steel American Whaths Works Stendart Gas “Referreds Union Pacific du Pont J. C. Penney Edison Saseose Richfield Lockheed Alre Amisch Miz Baleway Schenkey Car & Fdy Crane Co Eee Seaboard Air Line Crown Zellerd Y Cas Marine Midland Roebuck Rad & Sts Crucible Steel Surarz Marshall Reid Simmons Co Ewl Am A Am Curtiss-Wright Martin Smelt & Rw Martin-Parry Southern Pacific MecKess Addia Wade Sperry Corp Aaeane Brands Dresser Mig Montsom Ward Bite Say du Pont de Nwees Janes Eyer Elec Etone & Webster T&s BS TEL Power & Lives Studebaker Corp Eng Swift & Co Nat Pow & Story Gs Atss Corp Ates A Yas Bae OZ Corp Aes Sota Ork Ras Newport Texas Gulf Eleenee Teeees Roy Shipbur Disg Timken Bet Axle Buy Forde Am Aviation Bex Aviateae Greynouna Corp Os Io Sora United Gas Imp Pathe Mira Keen Art Penney Penn RR Waltorh Celanese Corp Phelps Dodge A. Imeriske Iron Ween West Union Cerro de Pas Philip Morris Westing Air Brace Int Harvester Ches & Ohio Philips West Hl & Mfg Cary Cary Sees Bohs Woolworth John Mangicze P&m Radio Corp of

Canadian dollar recovers from early loss in New York rates

Foreign exchange in New York shows the Canadian dollar rebounding from a 116 cent loss after hitting a yearly high yesterday amid vacation buyers. Swiss franc and Hong Kong dollar slip. most other currencies unchanged with official and open market quotes listed for major pairs.

New York U. S Hong Kong Great Britain Canadian Control Board Bankers Foreign Exchange Committee Raes Benevonland Hun Italy Portugal Sweden Xswitzerland Yugaslavia Brazil Japan Hong Shanghai xFor

Livestock market report Buffalo June cattle hogs and sheep

U S Department of Agriculture notes cattle and hog receipts at Buffalo with slow hog demand down about ten cents and steady cattle bidding. Hogs mostly 9.60 to 9.90 for lighter weights. sows to 8.40. Cattle receipts 109 head steady. beef cows 8.0 plus, cutters 5.30 to 6.40, weighty sausage cattle 8.00 to 8.35, steers 11.25. Calves 11.50 to 10.50. vealers strong. Sheep 100 head, lamb market nominal with undertone higher. Kentucky springers 12.50.

Buffalo U. S. Department of Agriculture Tate Kentucky Rand Upstate U.S Maine Green Mountain California South Carolina North Carolina Florida New York I. F Manitoba Pacific Coast Mess Middlewest

Watertown Electrics seeks reorganization under Bankruptcy Act

In Utica on June 5 the Watertown Electrics Inc a Watertown firm that repairs electrical appliances filed a reorganization petition seeking relief under the Bankruptcy Act. Totals show assets and liabilities around 25 633 with 10 000 in common stock and 3 000 in preferred stock and goodwill listed at 5 000. Separately Allen J Richardson a Phoenix truck driver filed a petition with debts of 675 and exempt assets of 200. Berney A Consaul a Clayton salesman filed for release from debts of 6 610 and has no assets.

Utica Watertown Electrics, Inc Watertown Wiilen Jean Allen J. Richardson Third and Lock Streets Phoenix Berney A. Consaul State Street Clayton

Local Securities Prices Reported by Central New York Dealers

The Quotations Committee of the Central New York Securities Dealers issues finished prices as of June 5 1941 for U S Treasury balance type 5 and related securities. The brief note indicates nominal values finalized by the committee.

Central New York Securities Dealers

Market Report Shows Price Dips Across City Produce

Regional Market prices eased for beets radishes and lettuce while 24 quart crates of strawberries sold around 35c with prior days at 4 to 5 dollars. Light fowl and poultry costs shifted and dairy and grain rates varied as officials debated defense procurement plans.

Alabama Carolina Commission Merchants’ Exchange

Quotations on New York Stock Exchange 2 Zenkith Radio

Selit provides latest stock reports up to publication time of this edition for the New York Stock Exchange. Zenkith Radio is mentioned among listed securities with 25s quotes.

New York Stock Exchange Zenkith Radio

Butter Market Notes From New York June 5

Receipts total 83 497 tubs as market weakens. Creamery prices high above 92 score with premiums. 34% 3532 cents, 92 score cash possible. Cheese receipts 191 088 boxes with quiet activity. ice prices unchanged. Butter and cheese mixed colors and storage notes show varied pricing and grades.

New York Fenev DEM & Wymara

Senators push 24 hour production for arms plants

Washington reports say Senator Connally urges the government to force the armaments industry onto a 24 hour basis. He told reporters production is too slow and that the Office of Production Management should move plants to three shifts and relax wage rules where needed to speed contracts and keep skilled labor employed.

Washington Senator Connally D.tex Senate Defense Investigating Committee Office of Production Management Connally United States Britain OPM

Transit Company Grants Pay Rise In Syracuse Contract

The Syracuse Transit Corporation announced a new collective bargaining contract giving an average wage increase of four and a half cents per hour for about 400 employees. Earle K. Miles said the agreement was signed Monday with the Street Car Men's Union, led by John Collins and Owen Lynch. The raise applies to bus drivers at 72 cents per hour and to various garage classifications. the old contract expired May 1.

Transit Company Syracuse Transit Corporation Earle K. Miles John Collins Owen Lynch

Accident Injuries Case Settled Out of Court

The action by Mr. and Mrs. G Aberdein Young of 103 Onondaga Avenue against Mrs Grace Trotter of Rochester ended yesterday with a $10,000 settlement out of court. Automobiles driven by the two women collided near Adams on Sept 9, 1939, and Mrs Young sustained arm and leg fractures requiring hospital care.

G. Aberdein Young Onondaga Avenue Grace Trotter Rochester Supreme Court Henry J. Kimball Young

Cites Faults Of Educators At Syracuse Workshop

President Edmund Day of Cornell argues education lacks clear purpose and measurable objectives and neglects evaluation. The College Faculty Workshop at Syracuse University runs through July 2 with sessions on religion in training, school needs, and educating the whole person.

Edmund Day Cornell University Syracuse University Day Harry 8. Ganders William P. Graham J. Hillis Miller Keuka College

Better Air Protection For Aussies Urged

Sydney reports a council meeting stressed adequate air protection for Australian forces in the Near East. Prime Minister Menzies said resolutions were sent to Britain and that every possible step is being taken to avoid repeats of Greece and Crete defeats.

Sydney Australia CP. Council Near East R. G. Menzies Britain Greece Crete

Wallace Draws Up Seven Duties Bill for Freedom

Vice President Henry A. Wallace outlines a seven point Bill of Duties in the American Magazine to defend the Bill of Rights. The duties urge daily service to the general welfare, efficient democracy, balanced consumption and production, economic democracy, country study, internal order from the heart, and respecting both spirit and letter of rights.

New York Henry A. Wallace

Youth Found Shot To Death Near Hurricane Mountain

The body of 19 year old Charles Quinett of Keene was found near Hurricane Mountain about a quarter mile from home by civilian conservation enrollees and department rangers. He had a bullet wound to the abdomen and a rifle lay nearby. Quinett had been missing since Sunday after leaving home to go shooting. authorities investigate.

Hurricane Mountain Milbany Conservation Department Civilian Conservation Department Charles Quinett Keene Quinett R Ranger Martin Georgy Carl Gitman I District CCC

Bantam Car Lands Major Army Contract in Butler

American Bantam Car Company announced a War Department contract worth 864 141 for reconnaissance trucks boosting its orders backlog to about 3 000 000. President Francis H. Fenn said largest orders include 1 200 trucks and parts plus significant British war orders. Production starts in September with a projected profit for the year for the first time since 1936.

Bantam Car Butler American Bantam Car Company Wari Department Francis H. Fenn

Envoys Meet at Tokyo Axis and U S Discussions At Foreign Office

In Tokyo at the Grew and Matsuoka Center German Ambassador Eugen Ott held over an hour of talks with Shizuo Sakamoto head of the European and Asiatic Affairs Bureau Italian Ambassador Mario Indelli spoke with Foreign Minister Yosuke Matsuoka for 30 minutes United States Ambassador Joseph C Grew also visited Matsuoka lasting more than an hour.

Grew Matsuoka Tokyo United States Eugen Ott Shizuo Sakamoto Mario Indelli Yosuke Matsuoka Joseph C. Grew

Weather Wirephoto for Middle Atlantic Coast

Weather wirephoto shows forecast from the Middle Atlantic coast with periods of moderate to heavy precipitation. Advisories expect rain and possible storms, with changing conditions through the day.

Middle Atlantic

Nottingham High School to Stage 11th Music Festival

Nottingham High School music department led by Mrs. Leelie B Walsh and John V Sackett presents its eleventh annual festival in the school auditorium tomorrow at 8 PM. Featured groups include Nottingham Concert Band Advanced Girls Choir String Ensemble and Nottingham A Cappella Choir with soloists Mary Catherine Connolly Maxine Berger Ralph Coon Lawrence Root Dorothy Rosner John Saxton and Donald Darrone. A Bach two part invention render by Lawrence Siegler and Robert Carlton will accompany the concert band.

Nottingham High Nottingham High School Leelie B. Walsh John V. Sackett Nottingham Mary ‘Catherine Connolly Maxine Berger Ralph Coon Lawrence Root A Cappella Reginald de Koven Rudyard Kipling Mr. Darrone A. Cappella

Auto Plants Near Mass Output In Defense Transition

Detroit June 5. Alvan Macauley president of the Automobile Manufacturers Association told car makers at their annual meeting that the industry stands at a transition point from first large defense undertakings to volume production. He cited plans to divert hundreds of millions of pounds of strategic metals from civilian to defense use and projected 1942 passenger car output at 3,460,000 units.

Detroit Alvan Macauley Automobile ‘Manufacturers’ Association Car Makers Macaulty Macauley

Silver Lining in Park City Utah Toy Metal Mines

In Park City Utah a taling road surface from the Consolidated Mining Company carries silver lead and zinc. Small fissure ores found by miners in exploration drifts crosscuts and raises were not ship worthy but the white debris piles lure youngsters who melt and cast toy soldiers from lead silver and zinc scraps.

Utah Park City Consolidated Mining Company

Overcautious Drivers Seen as Safety Hazards

Ann Arbor reports Dr Lowell Selling of the Detroit Recorder's Court Psychopathic Clinic labels overly cautious motorists as safety hazards along with indifferent drivers. He argues both slow country traffic and irritable behavior can endanger road safety, with a June 13 crash case set for hearing.

Ann Arbor Mich Lowell Selling Detroit Recorder's Court

Steel Men Seek Way to Boost Output

New York June 5 steel leaders discussed a possible 10 000 000 ton increase in annual capacity to meet defense needs. Government financing would cover most costs for new facilities with plants operated by steel companies. Estimates place plant costs from 500 to 1 000 million dollars, with a two year build time and output impact far exceeding prior expansions.

New York Office of Production Management Washington Defense U. S. Steel Corporation Ratetotary Ten Gano Dunn

American Newsman Ordered Expulsion From Russia

John Scott a 29 year old American journalist and News Chronicle correspondent has three days to depart Russia on grounds of sending libelous dispatches. Exclusion applies to him alone. wife and two children may leave with visas to the United States.

Moscow John Scott News Chronicle of London Russia Scott Philadelphia Laurence A. Steinhardt Stafford Cripps

Conservatives Aid Dictatorship Moves Declares Moffat

Atlantic City June 5. Abbott Low Moffat chairman of the Assembly Ways and Means Committee warns legislatures are too conservative and promote executive dictatorship. He criticizes petition drives as ineffective and says teacher groups in New York City influence the Legislature with intense letter and telegraph pressure. He defends logyists as valuable to democracy.

Moffat Atlantic City N. J Abbott Low Moffat Assembly Ways and Means National Conference New York City Seena

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