Bond market shuffle narrows gains amid mixed sessions
U S bonds traded narrowly with the tone turning favorable late in the session as Missoury Pacific Railroad and Lehigh Valley issues showed price gains. U S Steel and Southern Pacific 4s moved modestly, while U S Governments remained nearly steady in thin turnover. Foreign sales found some life with Sao Paulo shares drawing interest.
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New York
Missourk Pacific Railroad
Warren Brothers Bix
Lehi Vallyst
Rock Island General
Edison
U. S. Steel
Southern Pacific
New York Central
U.S
Sao Paulo
Concrete ships may be built from vacuum dried concrete
Philadelphia reports a test of a new vacuum dried concrete with two long planks proving high compressive strength. Inventor Hiltner and University engineers claim 12 500 to 15 000 pounds per square inch strength, enabling rapid hull construction and four week framing of a 10 000 ton tanker.
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Philadelphia
Os Atrgng
Light Ag
University of Pennsytvania
Karl P. Billner
Theodore Cranefessor
Architectural Atgiheering
Yale
Hiltner
Women Join Rush To Aid In Defense Of New York City
On June 21 New York residents rushed to register as volunteers for air raid defense. Executives, housewives, clerks, and mechanics flocked to police stations, with 4474 applicants by midnight and 649 from the wormth-were fincet. Zone wardens to oversee safety in Lapsae Sretepy are named, with 162 zones initially forming teams of about 5000 persons, later divided into posts of 206, each post staffed by two wardens.
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New York City
New York
Attvéa
One Killed Two Hurt In Albion Holley Crash
A car veered off the Albion Holley road and struck eight concrete posts before hitting a concrete overpass. Dent Wy Clayton A Sager 20 Enet River Road West Rush injured with possible broken leg along with James Emnred 28 Brockport and Charles Marks 19 Spencerport treated for crash related injuries at Alon Hospital. Sager was trapped in the wreckage.
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Holley
Coatral
Albion- Holley
Dent Wy
Clayton A. Sager
Enet River Road
West Rush
James Emnred
Brockport
Alon Hospital
Charles Marks
Spencerport
Qi Sager Wa
Closing Bond Market Quotes From New York Seem Confusing
The report outlines varied bond quotations and market activity on the New York Stock Exchange with references to government bonds, total sales, and miscellaneous price points. It mentions several unnamed entities, fluctuating figures, and mixed indicators without clear conclusions.
Zealander Urges More Air Support From London Visit
New Zealand Prime Minister Peter Fraser arrived in London and urged stronger air cover for future campaigns. He argued Allied victory is assured with adequate air support and criticized any recrimination over Greece aid. Fraser and British officials discussed reinforcing fortifications and coordinating Allied air power with Dominions.
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WHAM
Stoneman Swaol
Chicago Daily News, Inc
London
Peter Fraser
New Zealand
Slondon
Cully Justines
Fraser
Greece
Thei
Australae
New ‘Zealand
Mussolini
United States
France
Lesie Hore- Bolleha
Viscount Gest
Flanders
Belisha
Trial Set For Vienna Man In Leaving Scene Case
Harold L. Deetes, 36, of Vienna, will stand trial July 1 on a leaving the scene of an accident charge after pleading not guilty yesterday before City Judge Walter Abbott who set bail at 100 dollars.
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Rome
Harold L. Dee Tes
Vienna
Walter Abbott
Mystery Mishap Injures Boy in Upper Court Street
Deputies investigate a serious accident on Upper Court Street near the Lymourt Grill. The injured boy, identified as David Windross, was struck by a vehicle and rushed to the hospital with critical shell fractures and other injuries.
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Soung Syneoust
Upper Court Street
Quest
David Windross
Lymourt Grill
Schmid
Nes
One Man Mire Force Uses Garden Hose To Save Residence
Harold Sarcett, occupant near Mayle Drive, used a garden hose to save Mrs Hattig Whitmore’s home from fire at the trailer intersection. He battled flames, alerted occupants, and directed the hose into the attic as Buffalo volunteers arrived. A second item reports Thomas Marshall, 45, killed when struck by a truck engine at Bethlehem Sleep Company.
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Harold Sarcett
Mayle Drive
Fayetteville
Mra
Hattig Whitaire
Barrett
Dewitt
Sceene
Buffalo
Thomas Marshall
Wye
Bethlehem Sleep Company
Velvet Slipper Pattern Delights Winter Wardrobe
Pattern BsI2 offers steps to sew comfortable slippers in varied sizes with illustrations of stitches and materials. Send 30 cents for the pattern, with your name and address, to the Surpruse Ternidour Nal, Needlectaf Drpt, 2 Right Avenue, Tah.
Boy Receives X Ray After Horse Kick Injury
A three year old boy at St Josephs Hospital underwent an X ray after a horse kicked him in the face near Baldwinsville RD 2 The boy sustained skull and nose fractures as he played near grazing mares Deputy Sheriff Clarence Walker reported the incident and the boy was listed in serious condition at the hospital.
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St. Joseph's Hospital
Charles
Frank McCormice
Baldwins
Iville
Abel
Sherif
Clarence Walker
Aran Hant
Semis Canta
Hitler Hopes Stalin Won't Yield To War Pressure
British intelligence weighs if a German victory in Russia would help or hurt the Allied cause. Hitler allegedly seeks a swift campaign to subdue the Soviet Union, betting on psychological impact and German morale, while risks include American miscalculation and prolonged war wear. Talks of allied diplomacy with Russia appear stalled, with no clear negotiations evident between Germany and the Soviet Union or Britain and Moscow.
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Whajam Stoneman
Cole
Chicago Daily News, Inc
Tondon
London
Adolf Hitler
Russia
Stalin
King
Blain
Hiller
Germany
Eure
Sovket
Fleet Moves Of Japanese Stir Concern
Shanghai officials report heightened worry over Japanese naval movements in the West Pacific. Observers count 27 transports in one task group and 21 in another, with estimates suggesting up to 18 transports may carry troops. Escorts remain west of Formosa as ships drift north of the island, raising fears of reinforcements to the South China Sea front.
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T. Atrelr
Chica Heid
Shanghai
Weevers
ATS
Sinee i
Formiora
Ning
Fire damaged two barns on Searlwyn Road in eerie blaze
Firefighters battled a night blaze that damaged two old barns built in 155K era near Searlwyn Road. One structure burned to the ground while the other suffered heavy damage. A nearby garage and cattle shelter were scorched but saved. Investigators blamed youths seen near the scene.
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Searlwyn Road
Searheon
Gerane
Scurtorn Road
Two Hundred Attend Sixth Annual NY Liquor Dealers Outing
About 200 members of the New York State Wholesale Daggers Association gather for the sixth annual outing at the Sigamore Hotel Holton landing. Firms mentioned include S. W. Filexinger Co Inc Mc Kesson Robbins Monarch Liquor Corp and Allan of Mekesson Robbins Albany branch chairs the Auting committee. Members from Albany Buffalo Rochester Newburgh Kingston Troy and Elizabethtown are listed as attendees.
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New York State Wholesale Daggers Association
Sigamore
Holton Landing
Syracase
S. W. Filexinger, Co, Inc
Thontman
Albany
Buffalo
Rochester Xowburgh
Kington
Troy
Allen, Eliz
Rave
More Air Support Sought for Britain’s Armies
New Zealand Prime Minister Peter Fraser told reporters that Britain’s forces need more air support and closer cooperation with ground troops. He noted New Zealanders in the Middle East and Crete face difficulties and emphasized avoiding recriminations while planning future actions. Fraser said additional NZ troops, arriving soon, would help offset losses and aid operational links with Allied forces.
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Britain
Latston
Ealand
Peter Frater
Fraser
Mas
Middle East
Arlene
Crete
Niresage
Sirchatt
Bumper hay crop reported in England Tandon
England reports a bumper hay crop with prospects for 1949 harvests. The report notes good quality fodder crops beyond hay, and mentions favorable weather conditions aiding yields. Strong forage outlook accompanies the agricultural summary from England.
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England
Weather Wirephoto Forecast for Syracuse Tonight and Tomorrow
Wirephoto forecasts a trough of low pressure from the Northeast to the Southern Mountain States with light showers in scattered areas. Expect generally fair, mild air over the Great Lakes and Gulf Coast regions, with warm, humid conditions and variable winds through the period.
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Great Lakes
Motky Mountain
Nazi Press Hails 1st Anniversary Armistice Parley
iNazi press hails the first anniversary of armistice talks amid reports of German appeasement and European turning points. Adal Hitler reportedly presented terms to French delegates in a forest railway car, recalling events from 3915 and the Compleaic forest setting.
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iNazi Press
Fertin
iGampirghe
Europe
Adal Hitler
Compleaic Forest
Germany
War to Give Stalin First Real Test
Report from London on June 21 assesses the coming war as Stalin’s first major test. It describes how Nazi Germany’s advances and Soviet responses could shape Europe, with emphasis on the potential impact on Moscow, the Red Army’s readiness, and the broader strategic balance as measures of Allied and Soviet resolve.
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Stalin
Tsy Welliam IE Stonfman
Chicas Dilly Sens, Inc
London
Duttate Premice
Motion to Dismiss Lackawanna Fraud Indictments Studied
Supreme Court Justice Lytle heard defense motions in the Lackawanna fraud case against six city officials and aides charged with conspiring to defraud the city by padding payrolls. The State rested. defense sought dismissal and evidentiary deletions.
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Supreme Court
Amon Wy Lyile Joliday
Justicn Lytle
Fair warmer forecast through midweek across mid Atlantic
Extended forecast through June 25 covers the Middle Atlantic states with above normal temperatures and a trend toward cooler days at the end of the period. The outlook notes unsettled weather with a weak low or scale strength over northern New York State and central to southern portions of the region.
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Fashington
Middle Atlantic States
New York State
Cities Told to Guard Against Water Supply Sabotage
Albany authorities urged immediate action to prevent sabotage of public water systems. A Holmquist, director of the Ime tation Division, asked authorities to consult with police to identify vulnerable points and cooperate with state and local agencies. Recommendations included fence protection, floodlighting, restricted access, emergency chlorination equipment, and rapid steps to secure water supplies.
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Albany
Beirut
Pideetal
A. Holmquist
Imetation
Heer
Derry Councily
Getaltesine
Prinsi
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