Stocks Hold Uneven Path
The New York stock market showed uneven trading as bear operatives cited the war picture. Dealings were sluggish with small gains and losses near balanced. traders waited on news from Europe as Chamberlain explained Norwegian reverses. Domestic business was supportive and certain stocks including U S Steel Bethlehem Chrysler Montgomery Ward United Aircraft Dow Chemical Westinghouse Great Northern U S Rubber and Chesapeake and Ohio drew support.
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Chamberlain
Norway
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Chrysler
Montgomery Ward
United Aircraft
Dow
Buffalo Livestock Receipts and Market Report May Buffalo
Department of Agriculture hogs calves sheep cattle and sows receipts totals and price ranges. Market tone shows slow to steady trading with varying weights from 180 to 550 pounds and prices from 3.25 to 12.00 per hundredweight. Top quotes include hogs 6.00 to 6.60, calves around 12.00, steers up to 12.00 and sheep near 11.00 for best weights.
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Buffalo
Department of Agriculture
Colorado
Rocar
Central New York Securities Deal Negotiations March Two
The document notes arbitration dates and treasury balance figures as of May 4 with the US Treasury in Washington reporting expenditures totaling 2209828 473 and net balance 30346 202 893. It lists working balance including liabilities and customs receipts for the month and fiscal year to date.
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New York
U. S
Treasury
Washington
Welpis
Balan
Regional Market Spinach Prices Dip as Market Sets Mixed Veg Totals
Spinach prices fell five cents per crate at the Regional Market this morning. Outdoor grown rhubarb slipped to 60 to 75 cents a dozen bunches while green onions ranged 30 to 40 cents a dozen. Various produce items including green beans cucumbers peppers and strawberries declined slightly on the Commission Merchants' Exchange with Pennsylvania parsley selling near 90 cents to 1.00 per No 1.
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New York State of Agriculture and Department
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Jamesoen
Market Report on May Trading and Creamery Prices
New York May 7 market overview shows better receipts for tuba and creamery with prices higher for firsts and crates, while overall market remains weak with 443,210 boxes and 42008 crates irregular and unquoted specials. Mixed lots range from fancy to ordinary with some entries on ice and receipts noted.
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New York
Fruit and vegetable market report from New York and New Jersey
State Department of Agriculture and Markets reports slow demand for fresh fruit and vegetables with ample supplies and lower prices for snap beans cabbage cucumbers lettuce green peas beets and strawberries. Old crop onions and spinach show stronger prices in a weak market while New York and New Jersey consignments vary and some items hold steady amid light receipts.
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State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Hudson Valley
New Jersey
Florida
Wesern
Weather Preview for Syracuse: Partly Cloudy Tomorrow
The Syracuse forecast shows partly cloudy skies with temperatures not changing much. No precipitation expected as a mild to moderate southwesterly wind sweeps through the area.
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Syracuse
Metals Prices Hold Steady Amid Market Lulls
Copper steady around 11.12 percent for electrolytic spot in Conn Valley at 11.50. export and New York bids 11.10. Tin firm with spots and near terms about 47.62 to 47.23. Lead steady at 5.00 to 5.05 in New York and 4.85 in East St. Louis. Zinc steady in East St. Louis at 5.75. Quicksilver at 172.00 nominal. Pig iron aluminum antimony platinum Chinese wolframite and domestic scheelite unchanged.
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Honest bike thief arrested in Niagara Falls
Patrolman George Hageman reports the arrest of a so called honest bike thief in Niagara Falls. The juvenile offender stole several bicycles and disposed of them to other boys issuing bills of sale before being turned over to juvenile probation officials.
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Niagara Falls
George Hageman
Hageman
Foreign exchange rates and world currencies update today
The report lists currency prices and rates across nations with bids and sells for the U S dollar and various currencies. Highlights include Belgian and Danish quotes, Swiss stability, and notable figures for Canadian and Japanese currencies along with terms for different bill maturities.
Badge Wrenched From Patrolman Found Years Later
A 1934 incident in Corning left patrolman "Big Jim" Mitchell with a badge stolen by a fleeing woman after an arrest. Sheriff Balcom recovered an old Corning badge bearing the number 3 from a Curtis Hollow ditch, badly rusted and unaccounted since.
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Big Jim” Mitchell
Mitchell
Benjamin Balcom
Corning Police
Curtis Hollow
Lillehammer Center Showcases Norway’s Historic Homes
A Washington bulletin from the National Geographic Society describes Lillehammer as a famed tourist site near Lake Mjøsa on the Oslo Trondheim rail line. It highlights a log house farm display with 15th century Peer Gynt cottage and 35 buildings illustrating Norse customs, crafts, and early home life for visitors.
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National Geographic Society
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Peer Gynt
No Stocking Run Campaign Pledge From Texas Candidate
Madisonville Texas May 7. Ruie Connor an ambitious candidate for district clerk campaigns against stocking runs claiming the issue is unjust to men who must replace hose frequently. He vows to write to President Roosevelt to urge action by Congress and then China and Japan to curb flimsy silk thread used in women’s stockings. He says men dig up a dollar for their wives’ hose every few days and promises action if elected.
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Madisonville
Tex
Ruie Connor
Roosevelt
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China
Japan
Colored Eyed Bees Developed at Alfred University
Alfred University chemisty professor Dr Lloyd R Watson reports development of eye colored bees with colors ranging from chocolate to cream. He notes black is the normal eye color and plans summer experiments with queen bees to create a white eyed variety.
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Alfred University
Alfred
Lloyd R. Watson
Alfred University Chemistry
Watson
Business girl of today and her stated averages
A fragment appears to describe a modern business girl and her values. It mentions labor movements and a 1y share, with a nod to Mr and Mrs Franklin D Roosevelt and other personages she admires. The text is garbled but points to societal expectations and role models for women in business.
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Ttan Association
United
Marjob
Hotel luncheon honors Mrs Herber Harley of New York
Mrs Herber Harley of New York will be guest of honor at a Syracuse lunch at 12:30 PM in the Hotel Syracuse. The event ties to her forthcoming book No Servant Problem and she will stay with Mrs William B Gere of 112 Dewitt Street during her visit.
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Annetta Street
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Flora P. Hill
Halamazoo
Mich
Elizabeth Harkway
Seymour Street
Burglary Hit On Clark Fling Elation Site In New London
In New London Wisconsin on May 7 a burglary occurred at the Clark fling elation grounds. The safe weighing about 8006 pounds and loaded with loot was carried away in the seth incident.
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Rubber Costs Rise As World Demand Grows
Be C Forbes notes rubber prices and supply pressures amid rising global demand. He cites tripling costs, a tight two month finished goods supply, and potential gains from reclaimed and synthetic rubber expansion. He remarks on past industry management and improving guidance.
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Indies
B. C. Forbes
Dog Blind Two Years Still Guards Herd
Ranger the 20 year old shepherd dog remains on duty guiding farmer Floyd Waildron's herd. The blind dog senses feeding and watering times and ensures the cows complete their creek trip safely, never losing a cow.
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Sterling Station
Ranger
Floyd Waildron
Cleric Follows Kin Into Retirement at Trinity Old Lutheran
Rev John A Grabaw, founder of Trinity Old Lutheran Church, retired after more than 46 years as pastor. His grandson Dr John N Grabaw, 75, is still active, having occupied the pulpit for decades as the Graban family served the church across its 101-year history.
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Buffalo
John ‘A. A. Grabaw
Trinity Old Lutheran Church
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