Industrials Stronger In Market
Industrials advanced in a volatile Wall Street session as early gains faded into a mixed close. Eastman Kodak rose four, Wyandotte Worsted added five, while leaders included Goodrich American Distilling Bow Chemical and Electric Boat amid a broad but uneven trading pattern.
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New York
Kitchere
Comenvets
BNO
Bluctrie
Awean Wiler
Douptis Rerate
Graham Phitin
United
New York Produce Market Unveils Creamery Tile Series
A New York market introduces a new tile design series for creameries, featuring innovative carvings and serialized themes. The rollout aims to showcase local dairy producers and attract regional buyers with distinctive, eye catching motifs.
Curb Market Items Listed In Fragmented Note
Fragmentary OCR lists items such as triceps boxes and frozen dry packed goods with vague quantities and codes. Mentions young toma, 12, 4-11 IA Wes 4, 18-20, 40, 010, and values like 365 to 412. Readable entities include Chick and Chick. ona, suggesting produce or poultry line items amid cold storage notes.
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Young Toma
Green Island Police Warn Hoodlums Over Vandalism Spikes
Green Island police warn of escalating vandalism along Beach areas and streets near VND Avenue and Shadson and Thbite Avenues. Reported damage includes shattered windows and property destruction affecting homes and a public pier. Community groups and local officials hold election meeting planning at Corporation Hall to address safety. Funeral notices for Mrs Mary Lightrall, a long-time resident, list services at Arton Parlor Brothers Funeral Home and St Joseph Church.
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Tata
Paler
Ieakye Street
Alea
Por Hee
Hots Cimp Mee Giles
Bitin Group
Green Usted Camplire Girls
Sully Cumings
Corporation Hall
Geen Island
Mary Lou Carmaine
Shirley Mutty
Sec
Reldty
Shirley Goodwin
Alurjorie Pitkins
Phang
Danques
Abbuary
Mary Lightrall
Loheer
Green Island
Howe
Green Teland
St. Josash's Church
Fille Fogarty
Arten Parlor Brothers
Broadway
Watervlies
AWOL Sailor Shot by Albany Policeman
Albany police report say AWOL sailor Evadevick Reine, 22, of Buffalo was shot by Patrolman Thomas Nolan after a purse snatching incident near De Witt Clinton Hotel. Reime, wounded in the hip, was arrested at the Corinne Hotel and admitted the purse cash was $6. he later died at Mercurial Hospital.
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Evadevick Reine
Buffalo
Navy
Alnee Janie Ary
Albany
Tolay
Boiescent
Bercha Dyell
Wootheesvile
Muse
Ind
Thomas Nolan
Coelmbia
Tne
Powers
Reime
Clinton
Drucker outlines Russia policy threats in critique
Dr Drucker, Bennington College economist, spoke at St Lawrence University on Russia’s foreign policy aims. He warned Russia seeks interference, dominance over smaller nations, and no room for weak powers, noting past shocks and defeats underscore a volatile trajectory.
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Russia
Manemiett
Ker
Druchar
Bennington College
Lawrsence
Drucker
Addort
Loudonville Woman's Lawsuit Continues In Albany Court
The case in Supreme Court for Mohany County at Albany pursues claims by Miss Metry Vogt of Sumit Loudonville against United Traction Co for injuries in a bus and car crash near Watervliet. She alleges the bus struck another car causing a chain collision and that the driver’s actions led to her injuries. Judge Pierce Hy Russell presides.
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Vrial
Supreme Court
Mhany County
Albany
Mtery Vogt
Sumit
Agnes’ Shaul
Loudonville
United Traction Ch
Ina
Sengwy
Pierce Hy Russell
Red Cross Planning Course for Instructors
Red Cross planning course for instructors announced by the county chapter. Registrations are being taken for an evening class beginning May 20 at the Proctor Building Heath chapter offices. The course runs for five weeks with meetings held evenings and ends with a certification by the Red Cross Motor Corps.
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Iie Nenesstaer County
Red Cross
Inga
Frederick Cheng
Heath
Proctor
T Mia
Clydé Eer
Chidnman
Red Cross Motor Coup
Ragatay Miepling
Carps
Pam
Chamlar
Mechanicville Board debates Ponyns Recreation Right funding
School District 10 holds a meeting at Mechanicville High School to discuss maintaining the Ponyns Recreation Right site in Halfmoon township. The field, built two years ago as a veterans memorial, is now funded by popular subscription and available for baseball and football. The district faces future financing for maintenance beyond municipal limits.
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Stillwater
Half Moon
Board of Education
Halfmoon
Ncton
Melvin C. Livingewin
Schoals
Juning High
William Cavanaugh
Wis
Rangers
Livingston
Civil Service
Huey
John J. Ryan
William 4. Hickey
Daniel 8. Garr
Serino Aurigemma
Harry S. Iden
Heavy Increase in Car Accidents in Troy Report
Bureau of Motor Vehicles figures show a sharp rise in motor vehicle accidents across the Troy area. Last year 347 accidents occurred, 110 more than the prior year, with a death rate of 14.2 per 100 000. Nearby towns also show increases, including Watervliet and Rensselaer, while Albany and Schenectady posted higher totals. longtime compiler G K Sanford of General Fleeting Co Schenectady retires after 47 years.
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Bureau of Motor [Vehicles
Hhe
Watervliet
Tatromi
Ita
Cobos Hat
Rensselaer
Albany
Schenerlady
ATA
Glens
Saratoga
Sprinks
G. KK Sanford
General Fleeting Co
Schenectady
Seh + neelady aml
Young Adult Congress at Utica to confer Masonic degree
Young Adult Congress planned at Utica in ame Thasu Moriah lodge to confer a Fellowerat by Ontlaw Lodge at the Masonite Temple on Wednesday April 3 at 8 pm. Candidates include members from Still Ralston Spa Saratoyn Springs Greenfield Center Waterford and the city. Rehearsals for the ceremonial are under way. a Palm Sunday surprise service is planned at First Methodist Church on April 14 with a special worship and baptism rites. Also notes on Holy Communion at St James Episcopal Church and a Rotary meeting with an aviation film and inter-city gathering. J Wright unk named treasurer for Richard J. Wray estate.
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Powter
Aduilin
Alfia Mitkners
Vaynandy
Ariyely
Bk & Fo
Halawin
Honus Aviation
Ags
UA & Hyetie
Wong Chath
Curtis Wwlet & Hudson AB
Lioglus
Rupert Io
Istman Karak
eGen Foods Carp
aBey Ass Gen Motors
Goadrlehay A Et ST
Gondyaay Tire
Ats
Great North
Bat Horner
Im Central
Milan Wey
Iinroy Nebel
Tia Hat Pe
Vsam Wgys
Tre ‘Vel & Tel
Jones & Loushtin Sans Abs
Sati Kennecott
Aihay
Lackheens
Libby
Asi
Aa Laow
Monark Carpet
New York
Our—Steady
Iisuilleis
Southweetern
Nordh Ameras
Ohig Gil
Packard Motors
PanAmen Carp
Fulimad
Tse Qiang
AM Extraa
Cory
Medeum
Roar-Rand
Ragnolds
Lendary
Eohentey Baty
Roetuck
Sia
Aha
Smary Cary End Brands
Ams
Ren
Artons
Ule Teas
Yingsteun
Eyal
Dinan
Ihn
Hiush
Shimon
Ithas Tme
Faria
St Jarke's Episcopal Church
Ketas Nm
Woo
Melding Taylor
Rotary
Janehean
Rotary Cientsip Mennwriidl
Hugh RB. Madilfelun
Callega Aymenasinim
Shewmelady
APM
J. Wrieht
Treasuers
Richard J. Wray
Town Board in Hoosick Falls shapes budget and staffing
Hoosick Falls village officials unveil a tentative budget and staffing plan. Mayor Seward names committees to audit the budget with Village Attorney S. Scott and Village Clerk Rilode Doyle, while special policemen are appointed with no salaries. A furnace explosion causes a minor blaze at a store, with no injuries reported.
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Aliete
Wees
James Meluens
Redgeton
C. McLean
Vv. Hrkgen P
Minin C. O'Malley
Seward
Thy
Tolley Street
O'Malley
Lruetoos Flaming and Shaw
Hinwnee
Rustes McGrath
Murphy
Fire
McGrath
Wirmusky
Huilding
Fleming
Charman
Treatues Murphy
Warmaky
Light
Truees McGaath
Water
Membing
Chara
AleGrath
Shaw
Prueted O'Malley
Wes
Man Wolff
Elin Armatrang
Thorns Cumeg
James Bryant
Frank Madigan
Willian J. Hen. Measey
Hn Aleek Wind Water
Ela
Mayer Seward
Pristues O'Malley
Scott
Clark Rilodé
Doyle
Deny
Dewey pushes higher taxes in New York campaign
The article outlines Governor Dewey's support for tax increases in New York City, including sales, hotel, and business taxes, as part of a three year plan tied to city finances. It contrasts Dewey’s position with Mayor O'Dwyer's push for broader local taxing authority and notes partisan debate in the state legislature ahead of Election Day.
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Albay
Lin
New York
Munei
Migray Wallhian
Ula
Chan Gai
Dewey
New York City
Coun
WNL
O'Dwyer
Govarnor Davey
Dwyer
City of New York
Aglaieudd
Ihance
Davey
G. Q. PB
Topialitork
Sendar Whiner Quinn
Suimor
Public Health Nurses Plan for Program Meeting
The third preliminary meeting to plan Engry Your Public Health Nursing Week was conducted yesterday. Plans discussed include a luncheon Thursday April 1 at Tray Club. Attending were Mrs. Victor C. Jacobsen, Mrs. Yearold W. Turner, Mrs. William Cronin, Mrs. Palma Oliver director, Mrs. Mary Mayer supervisor, Troy Heights Department, Kathryn Taylor supervising nurse, and Mrs. Marlin Fahey executive secretary for the Renaselner County Tuberculosis Association.
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Victor C. Jacobsen
Yearold W. Turner
William Cronin
Palma Oliver
Nurae Association
Mary Mayer
Troy Howth Department
Kathryn Taylon
Nurae
State Department of Health
Marlin Fahey
Renaselner County Tuberculosis Association
Poestenkill Community Notes With Local Moves and Navy Ties
Poestenkill residents report Mrs. Adams recovering from a broken arm after a con. John H. Schumann is listed as discharged from the Navy after two years of service in Panama. Mr. and Mrs. Anthony Geffeli and their son Walter have moved into a new home in the village. Gene Watfay, connected with the Navy in Brooklyn, spent the weekend with his parents. The Wilting Workers of the Lutheran Church plan a parish hall meeting Friday at 6 20 pm for a supper and officer election. A full rehearsal of the Cantor program will be held Thursday at 2 30 pm.
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Adams
John H. Schumann
Navy
Serv Hng
Panna
Mra
Anthony Geffeli
Walter
Gene Watfay
Brooklyn
Tutheran Church
Pariah Hall
Local unions to vote on forming new group at meeting
In a day of activity at the Municipal Building and the White Flame Corp a gathering will discuss forming a local for the International Molders Foundry Workers Union allied with the AFL. The women’s committee will serve a common break and Palm Sunday service will be held in Immaculate Conception parish hall after Lenten devotions at the Knights of Columbus house this evening.
Stormy Weather Fails To Halt Trout Fishing
Stormy weather could not stop anglers at Lake Jeange Vi where local rivals fished for trout. The event featured notable names Paul A. Lolue and Witaly Phedea as top competitors, with a 55 pound catch highlighted amid steady winds and choppy water.
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Aalbers
Witaly Phedea
Paul A. Lolue
Bayllsee
Glau Falla
Ae Qurty
Tren
Serig
Soft Coal Strike Triggers Partial Rationing Plan
A soft coal strike forces a limited rationing system as mills and utilities warn of potential widespread curtailment. Industry sources say current stock allows several weeks of operation but anticipate shortages if the walkout persists, with miners and dealers awaiting a broader settlement.
Champlain Canal To Open April 10
A confused note states the Champlain Division will open April 10 after earlier schedules. It mentions delays and temporary blockages in other sections, with late yesterday announcements about openings and shipments to New York for building items. The report includes garbled names and places, but centers on planned canal openings and stalled segments.
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Champlain Canal
Slut Torte
Ia Ghimplain Division 14
New York
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St Regis Paper
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Rensselaey County
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Mechanicville
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Herman Miniter
Mian Beach
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Port Linaderdale
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Tweet College
Henry Dehone
Jobin Christianson
Hemri'street Park
Robert Newton
H. Sherman Hirst
Hyde Park
Major Hirst
Mra. Leng Hirt
South Street
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MG Hod Groes
Selous
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Capalga Chiaienian
Miry Houser
Ann Moowman
Legions
Red Crows
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Renny
Eneay
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Reneau
Harold Sueetak
Robert Bullock
Raymond Mathaway
Robert Quinn
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Aden
Lite Nevsing
Young Adult Council
The
YMCA
Mr Sheehan
Empire State Young Adult
Utica
Insame
Mavold Mt. Faigenbaum
Orsselaer Palytechinic Institute
Sisterhood
Third Street Temple
Hoosick Falls
Luce
Tnithe Steels
Ae Grosx
Re Pavay
Vss War Fund
Own
Hoosick
Goeal
Mieurige Foley
Repr
Rion Post
Duyalla Highmey
Raritag Arsenal NL
Smeecan Legion
Min Village
Mraven Phin
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LO Department Yie Yel
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John J. Shen
Adudit
Dalagates
David J. Fennessey
Parlah Boise
St. Hdn's Guild
Hooaink
All Sainte’ High Hall
Rallealwil
Derby
Miorrice Wright
Cornell University
Poestenkill
Eval Deniers
Denlora
Weilers Sant
Swiftelval
Usta
YooRt Industrial Planus
Liberty Garage Ltd
Liberty St
Tray
Royal Eleg. CO
Fifth Ave
Auto Insurance
Nerweek Specialty
Arthur F. Bliss
Chas.berger, Inc
Jn Ave
Tray No
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York
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