Stocks Keep Narrow Path In An Uncertain Market
New York stocks show a tight range amid ongoing worries over economic data and international tensions. Major names like American Airlines United Airlines General Motors and Bethlehem Steel move carefully as investors weigh profits forecasts and policy signals from financial leaders.
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New York
Narois
Stone
Wien
Lueynil
Lorton
Ale
Pan American Airways
Eastern al Lines
U. 5. Steel
Bethlehem
General Motors
Chaye- Tet
Loft
Auacanda
Bubner
Cetyal
British Pound Dives 7 Cents
New York reports a spring Allied drive to obtain dollars for war needs sent the British pound sterling into a steep decline. The Wall Street rate fell to below 3.60 dollars per pound, the widest gap with the official rate and a sign of tightened exchange control during wartime.
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New York
Leres
Loday
Wall Street
United States
Europe
England
Dairy and beef cattle market notes from Chicago and Buffalo
Receipts and prices for cattle calves and hogs, with bids for various weights and grades. Buffalo and Chicago report mixed, steady to lower trade, with good and choice cattle and hogs showing softer demand and pressure on top end prices amidst fluctuating buyer interest.
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Buffalo
Department of Avientture
Chicago
U. S. Department of Agriculture
Regional Market Trading Slowed By Blizzard Aftermath
The Regional Market in Central New York reported the slowest trading of the year as snowbound conditions linger. About 10 rigs operated stalls offering staples, vegetables, and a few eggs while prices fell by 2 to 4 cents on some items at the Commission Merchants Exchange.
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New York
Loekery Hatluce Oy
Commission Nerehunts Exchange
New York Stock Exchange
Bates
Aneevann
Lan Snehenhey
Beast Storbuck
Corte Fitbon
Re Sud Beals
Stir Bor
Murty Garpea
Wgubaker Corp
Aden
EMI Dai FE
Douglas Aurtsatt
West Abe
Thecouy, Corp
Amt Aviation
Avalon Cara
Gen Foodson
Sesseryves
Unikd
United Feu A
Domuik
Gorden
Steet
Giesaveer
Green
Ursham Paige Atal
Ryster
Borhie Atroiene
Puckerd Sato
Siam Melaree
Doren
Lacey
Vanemium Corp
Meeker
Phelps Dedre
Bob Hee
Pulilaan
Wilson
Golunage Artie
Tulane
Atanas
New York Wholesale Market Prices and Grain Goods Report
A dense United States wholesale market summary details prices across commodities. It lists premiums for premium marks, Western and Midwestern grains, various flour and rice products, and fresh produce including apples and vegetables, with regional specifics and price ranges. Names of places and goods appear with figures in dollars per unit and per hundredweight.
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A fragmented OCR item reads as obfuscated text with quoted Latin phrases and a list of initials and acronyms. The readable portion centers on a cryptic declaration about reali redlo and a quoted line about taeda, suggesting a historical or linguistic note rather than a clear event or person.
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Tellow
Taeda
New York Produce Prices Mixed in Wholesale Market
State Department of Agriculture report notes uneven trade in New York wholesale fruit and vegetable market. Southern and Western arrivals slower while volumes for beets, potatoes, and related produce show moderate activity. A large shipment from the South and several farm products appear, with prices and stock levels variably reported.
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New York
State Department of Agriculture and Marketa
City Hears Pinball License Fees and Enforcement Plan
City Clerk George Hancock urged a 1960 pinball license program requiring operators to obtain licenses by April 1 or face arrest. Rochester court rulings found many machines illegal gambling devices, delaying enforcement. The plan set 297 amusement centers at $25 per center for up to 369 machines plus a $1 transfer fee, with police approval needed for each machine line.
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George H. Hancock
Uienses
Heeamsé
Rochester
Laal
Dick Hancark
Berlin Hints at Molotoi Visit Amid Speculation
Berlin officials and observers weigh reports that Russian Premier Molotoiv may visit Wight Arrive this week for talks with German leaders. No confirmation from either side. The item also notes Washington treasury balance figures showing receipts and expenditures for the current fiscal year.
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Berlin
Harlin
Pott Jeal
Jodos
Viacheslav Molotoif
Prewler-Foreien
Quore Ors
Malotoft
Weatherwire: Syracuse and Northeast Dodging Storms
A wirephoto tied weather briefing notes increasing cloudiness and rain across Central New York and the St Lawrence Valley. It traces a moving pressure system from Denver to Portland and Cincinnati, with high pressure shifting to the Great Lakes region and scattered rains in Florida and the southern states.
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England
Northwastern
New York State
St. Lawrence Valley
Westown
Norihwestern
Denver
Oah
Portland
Ore
Great Lakes
Ohio Villey
Lechion
Cininnaii
Florida
Southarn
Il Duce Hosts Hungarian Premier in Rome Talks
Hungarian Prime Minister Teleki met with Benito Mussolini in Rome as Italy’s stance on the European war remained unchanged. Teleki, in a La Tribuna interview, said peace in the Balkans was not disturbed but problems remain. He noted Hungary’s patient attitude amid wider European tensions and declined to define Hungary's ties with Romania or the implications of Russia’s actions in Poland. He said talks with Mussolini and Ciano aimed to inform Italy of Hungary’s views and emphasized no expectation of a Rome exchange.
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Hungary
Sud
M Mussolini
Tada
Europe
Teleky
Hitler
Brenner
Italy
I Duce
Forcier Ter
Sulexeg Gluno
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Mussolini
Telzky
Balkans
Zolva
Hunpaty
Weleky
Hunsgary
Transylvania
Massalini Ant
Ashe
Margary
Soiel Ruasini
Muscotijie
Russia
Poland
Jiao- Bening
Fugueslovia
Signing of Agreement Touches Postwar Shoreline Visit
The report notes a signing scene where a figure questioned aid and treaties, while Count Leleky tours Rome as a guest of Minister Alessandro Facolini at Castel Fuzano. He inspects the 1912 exposition site and awaits Mussolini's reception.
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Sles
Tugeslavia Etter
Count ‘Leleky
Rome
Alegsandro Facolini
Castel Fuzano
Crussolini
Brazil Paper Publication Halt After Political Arrests
A Brazilian newspaper suspends publication as several staff face government charges amid a crackdown on political activity. Federal authorities ordered the closure and censorship, with reporters noting the paper itself remains unable to publish. Political figures tied to long banned parties amid Vargas era reforms raise tensions in the country.
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Rig de Janes
Wnulamg Peth
Ce Faulo
Srecilien Poy
Earli
Svijet
Neil Been
Federal
Iterremor Nehemas
Thos
Huse
Stas
Persang
Linchar Padition
Getutio Vargas
US steamer Exhibitor released after contraband seizure
The United States steamer Exhibitor, intercepted by British authorities off Gibraltar weeks earlier, has been released at Malta with its entire cargo bound for Turkey. The seizure was tied to contraband activity in the central Mediterranean area.
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Teutris
Istanbul
Australian girl with rare malady seeks U S help
An Australian girl with a rare spinal condition travels to Reston for medical aid. She falls into death-like comas for hours, and a noted specialist urged bringing Mary Aare, with Howard Bheller assisting, to seek treatment.
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U. S
Reston
Mapen
Spesiaist
Lahey Cilnte Todey Bezan
Milan Syeney
Pada
Mary Aare, Jrs
Howard Bheller
Syracuse Women's Democratic Club Dinner Tonight
The Syracuse Women's Democratic Club hosts its annual dinner at Tubbert's Restaurant on Court Street. The board of directors and guests of honor will attend at 6:20 p m with entertainment by a traveling quartet led by Dorothy Gare Min.
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Women’s Democratic Club
Board of
Syracuse Women's Democratic Club
Tubbert
Court Street
Wil
Biss
Dorothy Gare Min
Itith Datzes
Afizs
Shell Oi Campaign Sale Discussed by Dealers
Shell Oi Company dealers met last night in Syracuse to hear a corporate promotion and advertising plan for 1820. Wes Sandy a. Fling, manager of the New le district led the session while employees and rivals watched two promotional films. Edward H. Cain, Syracuse district manager, conducted the meeting.
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Shell Oi
Shell Oi Compeny, Inc
Borel
Syracuse
Allem
Wes Sandy A. Fling
Eaward HE. Cain
Syracusa
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