Timid Bidding Props Steel and Motor Stocks
timid bidding supports steel and motor stocks with narrow gains as markets close. trading ranges show modest moves and cautious investor sentiment amid mixed earnings and inflation signals.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 17, 1944
Page
11
Stock Market Mixed on Quiet Saturday Session
Wall Street showed a muted tone with scattered gains in steels and major issues while leaders drifted on light turnover of 241,860 shares. Advances included Pennsylvania Coal & Coke and Engineers Public Service, as investors weighed European invasion fears against earnings hopes and a possible brisk recovery on favorable news.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pennsylvania Coal & Coke
Engineers Public Service
Chesapeake & Ohio
Bethlehem
U.S. Steel
Standard Oil
General Motors
Chrysler
Sears Roebuck
DuPont
International Harvester
General Electric
American Telephone
Southern Railway
Anaconda
Goodrith
Caterpillar Tractor
Western Union “A
Curb Market Quote by Foster and Adams
The 4.15 level is quoted for the curb market by Foster and Adams, indicating current price action with high and low ranges and a closing level for the session. The report notes market activity and potential implications for traders observing short term signals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Foster
Adams
Foster and Adams
Low Close Alum Co
Bly
Amer-Dynamid B
da Amer Gas & Elec
E. W. Bliss
Brewster Aero
Creole
Bond & Sh
Glen Alden Coal
Pete Niagara & Hud
Niagara
Tay N.S
Penmoad Corp
St. Regis
Repab Aircraft
Technicolor
King Sees Major Battles With Japan Amid Pacific Shifts
Admiral Ernest King told the FBI National Police Academy graduates that US forces will strike more at Japanese bases and fleet in coming months. He cited Palau Yap and Woleai, noted Japan’s sinking of merchant ships, and praised the United States for expanding amphibious naval operations with men guns ships and planes to carry them out.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Admr
Ernest J. King
United States Navy
Federal Bureau of Investigation
National Police Academy
U S
Pacific
Palau
Yap
Woleal
Philippines
King
Japan
Tokyo
United States
Trphibious
Show Must Go On Tradition Maintained
New York actor Harry Carey aged 65 star of the Broadway comedy But Not Goodbye suffered an acute appendicitis attack during the second act Saturday night. He finished the performance and was rushed home with two doctors attending while the audience remained unaware of the illness. Fellow actors noted visible perspiration as the sole sign of trouble before curtain calls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Harry Carey
Goodbbye
Carey
Five Thousand Strike-Pickets Rally at Montgomery Ward
In Chicago 5000 strikers patrol Montgomery Ward buildings as workers press the company to honor a WLB order extending the contract of the DSQ union until its bargaining status is settled. The contract expired December 7, 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery Ward
Chicago
WLB
Department Store Employees Union
Citizenship Granted Residents of Area
Several local residents have been admitted to citizenship by Supreme Court Justice Francis Bergan of Albany. Names include Hassimino Clemente Troy Albany Road Vincenzo J Campione Menands Salvatore Abate Stop 38 Troy Schenectady Road Barbara Assini Arra Watervliet Johanna Goldschmidt Saratoga Springs Nicolo Ditomasso Watervliet Helen Czajkowski Watervliet Mary R Duclos Cohoes Catherine Szostak Cohoes Samuel Speers Watervliet Inez G Downes Loudonville Alfred Z Pelletier Cohoes Jennie Kummer Cohoes Mary Lawrence Green Island Walter Mazurk Watervliet Mary Carlisle Watervliet Joseph F Rivet Cohoes Dora D Daub Delmar Anton ing Dworak Watervliet Peter Yram Cohoes John Jupin Watervliet Anna Walahonovich Cohoes Andre Masse Cohoes Stanislaw Piskadlo Cohoes Anna M Bourgeois Cohoes Daniel Stanczak Cohoes
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Francis Bergan
Albany
Hassimino Clemente
Troy-Albany
Vincenzo J. Campione
Menands
Salvatore Abate
Troy-Schenectady
Barbara Assini Arra
Watervliet
Johanna Goldschmidt
Saratoga Springs
Nicolo Ditomasso
Helen Czajkowski
Mary R. Duclos
Cohoes
Catherine Szostak
Samuel Speers
Inez G. Downes
Loudonville
Alfred Z. Pelletier
Jennie §. Kummer
Mary Lawrence
Green Island
Walter Mazurk
Mary Carlisle
Joseph F. Rivet
Dora D. Daub
Delmar
Antoning
USClub Entertains Many Servicemen At Troy Masonic Temple
Rainy weather pushed servicemen into the USO Club at the Troy Masonic Temple where the E-Z Orchestra volunteered for the evening. Soldiers danced on the floor or chatted in anterooms while enjoying ecards. An Army Air Corps pilot and his wife visited briefly between trains as the Troy Graduate Club of the College of St. Rose supplied the buffet supper.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
USO
Troy Masonic Temple
E-Z
Army Air Corps
Troy Graduate Club
The
College of St. Rose
Court grants stay of liquor license revocation ruling
Supreme Court Justice William H. Murray issues a temporary stay of the New York State Liquor Authority order revoking the license of Thomas A. Gainor at 509 Broadway. The stay lasts until the Appellate Division hears arguments in the first week of May. The revocation cited disorderly premises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York State Liquor Authority
Thomas A. Gainor
Broadway
Supreme Court
William H. Murray
Appellate Division
La Guardia Criticizes State Servicemen Ballot Method
New York mayor Fiorello H. La Guardia denounced New York State’s servicemen ballot as involved and cumbersome. He said many veterans turned away will live to vote another day, urging reforms to improve access.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pi—Mayo
F. H. la Guardia
New York State
Turkey restricts chrome exports to Germany
The Daily Mail reports from Istanbul that Turkey has suspended chrome export licenses to Germany while awaiting official talks this week after pressure from Britain and the United States to sever dealings with the Axis.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
The
Daily Mail
Istanbul
Turkey
Britain
America
Germany
British Journalist Dies in London Editor of Guardian
CM William Perc Crozier, 65, veteran British journalist and editor of the Manchester Guardian, died yesterday. He joined the paper in 1903 and had led it since May 1932, also serving as director of the Guardian and the Evening News since 1921.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
William Perc Crozier
The
Manchester Guardian
Guardian
Evening News
Donson Named to State Industrial Board by Governor
Governor Dewey last night appointed Miss Mary H. Donson of New York City to the State Industrial Board to succeed Edward Corsi who resigned to become Industrial Commissioner. Donson will serve Corsi’s term through May 1 then begin a full six year term with an annual salary of 8500 dollars. Also noted a Amaranth Luncheon for Apollo Court O of A a dessert bridge event at 1 30 pm Wednesday at Mrs Eva Vanderzes Wynantskill Main Street with prizes for bridge winners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dewey
Mary H. Donson
New York City
State Industrial Board
Edward Corsi
Miss Donson
Corsi
Amaranth
Bridge
Apollo Court
O. of A
Eva Vanderzes
Main Street
Wynantskill
MacArthur Letters Spark Republican Nomination Talk
Congressman Miller released letters between Miller and General MacArthur that urged a Republican bid for the presidency. MacArthur defended the exchanges as amiable acknowledgments and said he has not received a third letter urging candidacy. Percy Hynick of Fifth Avenue has enlisted in the Navy and will depart April 25 for duty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MacArthur
Miller
United States
Percy Hynick
Addie Hynick
Fifth Avenue
Allied Bombers In Italy Slash At Supply Lines
Allied Wellington bombers struck Italian and Romanian targets in a broad offensive. Bombers attacked Turnu Severin in Romania, while U S Fortresses and Liberators pounded Bucharest and Ploesti. In Italy patrols probed and a thrust advanced two and a half miles, taking 61 prisoners.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Italy
Nazis Preparing For Invasion Of Greece
German troops are reported to be destroying airfields and munitions dumps in the Peloponnesus as they prepare for withdrawal into northern Greece if the Allies invade. Installations in exposed areas have been wrecked while German defenses are set for a brief delaying action. Istanbul reports about ten divisions in Greece in mediocre condition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Istanbul
Peloponnesus
Greece
Striking Employees Face Loss of NLRB Aid
Washington LP reports the National Labor Relations Board ruled that employees who strike to demand unapproved wage increases lose the right to reinstatement and forfeit all rights under the act. The board majority, Gerard D. Reilly and John M. Houston, held this forfeiture applies to such cases.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington LP
National Labor Relations Board
Gerard D. Reilly
John M. Houston
Major Purcell finishes officers advanced course at Fort Benning
Major John J. Purcell executive officer of the First Battalion 105th Infantry has graduated from the officers advanced course at the Infantry School Fort Benning Ga He will rejoin his regiment in the Pacific theater in a few weeks His home is at 2238 Thirteenth Street and he spent a 17 day leave with his family The 13 week program covered lectures live ammunition demonstrations logistics and tactics yielding readiness to command an infantry battalion
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Purcell
105Th Infantry
Infantry
Fort Benning
Purcell
105Th
Fort McClellan
West Coast
Thirteenth Street
Australian newspapers seized by police defy censorship orders
Morning editions of the Sydney Morning Herald and the Daily Telegraph were seized by police peace officers for defying censorship orders. The papers published accounts of events that led to the dispute after most copies of the Sydney Sunday Telegraph had been confiscated for not treating a story as ordered.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melbourne
Australia
Sydney Morning Herald
The
Daily Telegraph
Sydney Sunday Telegraph
Navy Calls For 1800 Nurses To Aid Navy Nurse Corps
An emergency appeal was issued by Miss Mary Beard director of Red Cross Nursing Service for 1800 more volunteer nurses to join the Navy Nurse Corps. She urged civilian nurses classified 1A to volunteer at Red Cross recruitment stations or write to national headquarters as Navy nurses are being sent overseas in growing numbers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UWP
Navy Nurse Corps
Mary Beard
Red Cross Nursing Service
Navy
Miss Beard
Red Cross
Mosconi Exhibition Set in Kansas City
World billiards champion Willie Mosconi opens a four day exhibition in Kansas City tonight with a 1000 point match against Walter Franklin local stylist and veteran player. Mosconi recently defeated Andrew Ponzi of Philadelphia in a winter challenge and is en route to Michigan where he works in a defense plant after touring Army camps.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kansas City
Willie Mosconi
Walter Franklin
Mosconi
Jackson
Mich
Andrew Ponzi
Philadelphia
Michigan
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Indus
N. Y
Alleghany Ludlum
Allied Chemical
Allis Chalmers
Can
Am Loco
ITH Am Smelt
Am Steel Fdy
T&t
Armour
T&s Fe
Bendix Aviation
Boeing Air
Borden Co
Borg-Warner
Cal & Heclat
Canadian Pacific
I Case & Co Ou Ar Port Aeay
Celanese Corp
Ches &Ohio
Curtis W
Bue i del. & Hudson
Elec
Gen. Foods Corp
Gen. Motors Btm
Tel
Kennecott
Kresge
Libby, Me & Libby
Ligg & Myers
Lockheed
Loew's
jMack
Marine-Mid Corp
McKes & Robbins
Mont-Ward
Nash-Kelvinator
Nat Biscuit
Nat Cash Reg
Nat Dairy
Nat Distillers
Central
North Amer
Ohio
Packard Motors
Pan-Amer Corp
Pennsylvania
Buffalo
OPA
Pepsi-Cola
Pullman Co
I Reynolds
Schenley
Sears-Roebeck
Sinclar
Socony
Southern Pacific
Ing
Dopid
Sperry Corp
Idaho
Floridas
Studebaker
Texas Co
U . Eh
Union Pacific
Air Corp
ATG
Unite el Coal
United Gas Imp
BB i
US Steel
Warner Bros
Western Union
E& M
Willys Overland
Woolworth
Aia
Youngs
Escarole
Texas
Farmers’ Market
PAL
Hla
Usclub
la Guardia
NLRB
Major Purcell
Jimmy Rogers
Oah Beery, JR
Prairie Chickens
Inc
Joe
H. Aldrich Boy Scout
Sue E. Brown
Casanova
Richard Arles
Ae Red Skelton
Ann
Old
Monterey
Arabia
Ireland
Dennis Morgan
Andrew Sisters
Johnny
Kathryn Grayson
Judy Garland
Red Skelton
Mickey Rooney
Robert Lowry
Marie “erDonald
Waterford
Charles Boyer
Barbara Stanwyrk
To McDonald
David Brace
Kenneth Nichola
Mer
Angel Margaret O 'Brien
James Cra Uumarsha Hunt
Wallace Beery
Aapn iv
Eiaane Cing AL Ney
Oconnon
Ryan Biv
Ued
Helen Vinson
Arthur Treacher
Helen Broderick
Patric Knowles
Edward Bromberg
Pip
Century Fox
Franz Werfel
William Bythe
Charles Bickford
Vincent Price Lee J. Cobb
Gladys Cooper
Warner Bb
Ali Baba and the
40 Thieves
Frances Langford
Jeanette MacDonald
Riavors
Donald O'Connor
Susa
Adee
Nna Foster
Danger
Katey Kelly
Mary Brian
Istate Seu
Mner
Waisin Eddy
Susanna Foster
Tim Holt In “Avenging Rider
Rekiv Ves
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