Fractional Bonds Rise Amid Quiet Market Signs
In a quiet session June, minor bond junctions showed fractional gains on rail liens and oil loans. Over the counter desires noted slight movements with small fractions in issues from New York Central and Baltimore & Ohio to local utilities. trading thin as markets drift.
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Third Avenue
Delaware & Madson
Paar
Chienga
Mwnakee St. Paul
Memeny Qwanla General Aus
New York Central
Staldimore & Ohito Jeonsortlles
Erie
Acut Intyrnational
Japan
Tokin
Aptil
House Delays Draft Debate Delays Induction for Older Men
Washington reports the House delayed debate on a draft measure delaying training for men who turn 28 next Thursday. The postponement aims to ease a crowded calendar of five appropriation bills before the fiscal year end and allow a week off over the July 4 holiday. The bill’s fate rests with House and Senate votes and potential presidential action.
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Jmen
Washington
House Alcbate
Pithday
Feree
House
Senate
Socialist Workers Party Chiefs Face Grand Jury Action
Leaders of the Socialist Workers Party in St Paul Linn faced federal grand jury action in connection with Justice Department charges of seditious conspiracy. Acting Attorney General Francis Biddle disclosed that the leaders would be charged with advocating overthrow of the government by force. The department cited past year tactics, recounts, and preparations for the grand jury presentation.
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Socialist Workers Party
Washington
St. Paul Linn
Justice Department
Francis
Biddle Sig
Learlers
Saing
Rontro
Workers of Apale
iNotthey
Wat Lorne
Anti Communist Demonstration Reported in Amsterdam
More than 30,000 residents of Amsterdam and nearby towns joined an anti Communist demonstration in Amsterdam. German commissioner Arthur Seysteinquart called the rally the beginning of Nazi influence. Dutch nationalist groups regretted the lack of a well organized army to aid Germany against Soviet Russia. A number of Communists were reportedly arrested in recent days.
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Amsterdam
Netherlands
Amstrdam
Tonne
Arthur Seysteinquart
Nn Loaier
Antos Musert
Rites Held for William McKie in Auburn
June 28 funeral for William McKie of Auburn held at Meatrerpon in Star gan funeral home with pastor of Trinky Methodist Church officiating. Burial at Spine Cemetery. McKie survived by wife Bidwell of UUen and several nieces and nephews.
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Auburn
William Stewie
Aubudie
Morey Hospital
Stargan Funeral Home
East Generee Street
Revere Troat
Trinky Methadist Church
vMrerating
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Spine
McKie
Inn
Satvisingaram Rlatet
Tia Bidwell
Uuen
Sayaral Alecar
Bond Market Close and War News Mixed in Volatile Session
The daily bond market roundup shows mixed quotations with U S government notes listed alongside corporate bonds from major firms. Amid price moves, observers note the impact of wartime dynamics on yields, with market participants watching inflation data and fiscal policy signals for direction.
300 Millions In New Taxes Debated In Assembly
A lengthy article details proposed tax measures with figures around 300 million dollars. It notes discussions on rates for alcohol and other goods, proposed Treasury actions, and committee revisions affecting future revenue. Also covered is a traffic trial for a Drawbridge defendant and related city notices.
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Arco Cink Darn
German Freighter Leaves Brazil on Return to Germany
Santos, Brazil June 22 The Anz-ton German freighter Naval reached here after penetrating British naval blocks to arrive April 29 with a cargo of coal and chemical equipment. It sailed last night for Hamburg. Two other German freighters the Salten Mermer and the 3.55 Frankfurt weighed anchor at Rio de Janeiro and planned to depart. The Hermes arrived at Rio in April from Bordeaux with a casco while the Frankfurt, caught at Telcataano Chile, when the war began, later traded British patrols.
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Germany
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Naval
Clarkase
Hamburg
Rio de Janeiro
Hermes
Rio
Boresseaux
Frankfurt
Telcataano
Chile
Milk Price War Triggers Dairy Farmers Union Stoppage
WATT muusey Clbtas Dairy Appeal Union votes to withhold milk as growers demand a $3 per hundredweight price raise. Roosevelt area reports show plan for a milk stoppage beginning Tuesday, with deliveries halted until terms are met. Archie Wright, ex-chairman and NY Farmers Union leader, says a meeting next week will decide further actions amid new federal price amendments.
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Uftea
Roosevelt Ies
Carnal
Archie Wright
Wolon
Farmers Union of New York
Stone Confirmed As Chief Justice Effective Tuesday
Washington June 28 Harlan Fiske Stone a New Hampshire born Republican who was appointed to the Supreme Court by President Roosevelt becomes Chief Justice next Tuesday The Senate unanimously confirmed their nominee yesterday as the 68 year old ranking associate justice will succeed Charles Evans Hughes as the nations top jurist while the Senate delayed action on Attorney General Robert Jacksons appointment The President set the strong nomination to the Senate June 12 and Byrnes was quickly confirmed as an associate justice to succeed James Motes Byrnes rapid confirmation followed standard practice but Jacksons fate was delayed by Senator Tydings in opposition testimony likely next Monday
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Stong
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DMS
C.F
James Motes Nots
Byrnes
Tydings
Missing 8-Year-Old Boy Searched By Police
Police investigated the disappearance of 8 year old John Balter from Albany area streets after his mother reported him missing. State troopers and local officers cordoned the area, tracing his movements since 11 AM Tuesday. The boy weighs 85 pounds with blond hair and blue eyes and was last seen in a bus driver uniform.
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Lal
East
Kennedy Street
Bla
Rene Balter
Ria Auburn
Donald Burns
Detoet
Lige
Alex
Lena Burns
Fred McCaslin
Stockeborn Avenue
Aller
Buena
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Alate! Academy
Aye
Pocome
Albany
Elmira Glider Tests Open With Army Tow Planes
Elmira June 28 observers report favorable gliding weather for the National Soaring Contest opened with U S Army Air Corps assistance. Demonstrations include tandem towing by power planes to haul gliders and speed post tests. About 109 pilot candidates, led by defending champion John Robinson of San Diego, participate under supervision of Elmira Area Seating Corporation and the Soaring Society of America.
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Toda
U.S. Army Air Corps
Bernard L. Winwin
U. 8
Army
Axis Action
Ships Seized by WW U S Will Be Used In Hemisphere
The United States announced that most of the ships seized from Danish, Norwegian, and Italian owners are to be allocated within the Western Hemisphere. Vessels include the Caroline Mages at Jacksonville and the Emmi Maersk at Boston, to several U S shipping companies, and others to Marine Transport and Waterman Steamship. The eight ships, recently authorized under the Ship Requisition Act, will be operated on charter basis by the Army and shipping firms.
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Marine Transport Company of
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Marna
Ak See York
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Portland
Clara
Swatch Fastern
Savannah
Waterman Steamship Company
Jenna
Army
SM Fale Foreign
United States
Gssels
Memorial rites for Navy victim near Portsmouth
Memorial services for Nathan Gersen, 39, who died in the sinking of a U.S. submarine near Portsmouth, will be conducted tomorrow by the Boy Scouts of Troop 12 in the Bronx at Fort Schuyler. Gersen, a Navy enlistee, was in Life Secret and ITis parents Mr and Mrs Isadore Gersen will participate along with Bathan’s brother Soll, a member of the Scout troop.
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Portsmouth
Isadore Gersrn
Bathan
Soll ‘Aho
Mensbar
Slightly Cooler Weather With Light Rain Across Region
A weather bulletin notes cooler temperatures with light rainfall across the area, including the Atlantic States and New York. Temperatures stay near normal but trend downward due to showers and cooler air influx. Rainfall expected to be moderate to heavy in spots, with showers around the start and end of the period.
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Crass
Atlantic States
New York
Great Laker
Upper Lakes
Mosmil
Wife of Richman to sue for divorce
Pia Miasat reports a planned divorce action by Hazel Fornes Richman, former follies girl, citing marital tensions and an ill feeling between the spouses. The couple’s names and details appear amid fragmented lines reflecting a court filing or social gossip note from the period.
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Juge
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Hazel Fornes
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Ital Agparas
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High Powered Britons Aid Soviet Chiefs
Britons aided Soviet chiefs amid a disrupted page of press notes. The report mentions leaders and observers from Britain visiting French zones, with unclear references to armored units, German movements, and strategic assessments as tensions rose between Axis and Allied forces.
Swedes Seek to Avoid Entanglement with Axis Powers
Swedish officials and business leaders strive to keep Sweden out of World War II confrontation. They fear seizure of ships and assets in the United States while seeking a peaceful postwar balance. Public stance favors Finland as a buffer, risking Axis pressure to preserve neutrality and independence.
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Stoneman
Ote Bally Nese
Fineland
United States
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Dig
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Scandinavia
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Weather summary for Syracuse and state shows scattered showers
Wirephoto weather report notes showers and cooler to moderate temperatures across New York State. Northern Great Lakes region sees lower temps than yesterday with scattered showers in the Great Plains and western states. Weather conditions indicate a mix of rain, thunderstorms, and varying temperatures across the region.
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Great Plains
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Great Cakes
Anil
Saha
Norite
Occu
Oram
Western
Planing
Sauibasas
Peace Likely In Argentina Party Strife
Argentina faces a political crisis after weeks of party strife and internal factionalism. Figures in Washington anticipate a move toward peace with Radicals and conservatives weighing terms. An envoy from Argentina in Washington signals tentative dates and terms for a settlement to ease tensions.
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Allen Wades
Wight
Chicago Daily News
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Ina
Bee Woon
United States
Salyed Regan
Woshington
Neeson
Argenti
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