Stocks Reach Highest Level Since 1937
The market rose to new highs about two thousand shares in early trading as optimism about postwar prosperity and tax cooperation supported buying. Leaders included Southern Pacific Great Northern American Telephone Chrysler and Du Pont while rails and bonds improved. Cotton and grains moved modestly as the session progressed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Commonwealth & Fouthert
Jess
Jack
Southern Pacific
Great Northern
American Telephont
Cheysler
Goodrich
International Harvester
Tinton Carbide
Joans - Manville
Kennecott
du Pont
U. S Steel
US 3
Radder
Montgomery Ward
Westinghouse
North American
Allied Chemical
Douglas’ Aircraft
Texas Co
Chicago
Poultry Price Schedule From New York Produce
Wholesale poultry prices list dressed fowls and turkeys with grades and sizes. Includes live fowl, broilers, roasters, ducks, and old roosters with per unit and per freight plus express rates. Prices show ranges for young and old birds, hens, toms, and conformance to OPA guidelines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA Masimim
East Poestenkill Notes and Family Tidbits
East Poestenkill items report Hers Radz remains confined to Samaritan Hospital while Marie Kaiser visits with her parents Charles and wife. Rev Forrest Emerson returns from a Bible Conference in Providence. Arlie Teel, child of Mr and Mrs Robert Teel, celebrated his second birthday with a blue and white party. Grandmother Effie Ernst and Bertha Ernst attended along with Mr and Mrs Merrits Ernst.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Radz
Samaritan Hospital
Marie Kaiser
Charles Kaiser
Forrest Emerson
Providence
Arlie Robert
Téal
Robert Teel
Effie Ernst
Bertha Ernst
Merrits Ernst
General Electric Reports Quarterly Dividend Increase
General Electric president Chartes E. Whson announced a 41 cents per share quarterly dividend for the first three months of 1985, a rise from the prior period. Net sales declined by 13 percent, while earnings per share rose versus last year, with the first 1985 quarterly dividend payable to GE shareholders on April 25.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
General “Electric Co
Chartes
E. Whson
Comemon
Wit
Basiters
Baily Garden Graph-2 Beans Guide From Growth Tips
The article advises building a ridge of sail on bean rows for support after beans reach nine to ten inches. It recommends two dressings of complete plant food, spaced every three weeks, and cautions against cultivating when plants are wet. Harvest pods at four to five inches to encourage more growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Quent
President Franklin D. Roosevelt Drops At Warm Springs
A visitor recounts Roosevelt's final moments in the Brown House chair at Warm Springs. The president appeared deeply absorbed in reading before suddenly slumping and fainting. Medical staff were summoned as a nurse and photographer departed from the scene.
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Florida
Secret Service
Mes
Mies
Ghoumetof
Warm Springs
Nicholas Robbins
Roosevel
Little White House
Stacon
Local society notes from Round Lake and Malta Grange events
Round Lake Edith Read returns from winter in New York while Mrs Richard Read stays with relatives. All Saints Episcopal Church hosts a reception for Rev and Mrs Gerald Keewe in the library hall. Women’s Society of Christian Service holds a post luncheon meeting at 12 30 with program “The Church in Europe.” Malta Grange hosts a covered dish supper and degree work with several officers and guests present, and plans a card party for April 21.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edith Read
New York
Richard Read
Montreal
Vestry
Women's Auxiliary
All Saints’ Episcopal Church
Gerald Keewe
Women’s Society of Christian Service
Europe
P. Ayers
Boyce House
MacMinn Cottage
Lakeside
Winston L Tirrell
Richard Bond
Washington Avenue
Ayers
Eugene Chatheid
Malta Grange
George Corp
Earle
Ed Mmonds
Chatfeld
Blaine Chatfield
Spenter Kellogg
Pomona
Alton Weger
Pomona Lacier
Alon Wager
George Maynard
Maidha Johnson
Julia Maynar
Paula Sheldon
Grayton Fitch
Vance
G Fred Bond
Eugene’ Chatfeld
State For
Wilton Grange
Chatfield
the Grange
Spencer Kellogg
Kellogg
Eleanor Wagar
The
Grange
Richard H. Gorsline
Dorothy Gregg
Ebert Farris
Shushen Peter Clark Accepts Post in Hutson Falls
Local notes report Shushen Peter Clark accepting a new position in Hutson Falls. Several social visits are recorded with residents visiting relatives in Almany Philadelphia Cam bridge Lansingburg Amsterdam and Troy. The Grange and the W S C S announce gatherings and Scouts invitees attend Court of Honor in Cambridge tonight.
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Peter Clark
Hutson Falls
Br. Ang
Jona’ Hill
Almany
Serbert
Grange
Tomarret
Scouts
Court of Honor
Cambridge
Florence Gilchrest
Philadelphia
Msg
Cifford Gilchrest
Fayette Qua Anas
Albert Vandervoort
Troy
Lillian Piser
John Nelson
Sophia
Steal Bradshaw
Ida Hunt
Lansingburg
Paul Hedges
Nelson_D. Green
Amsterdam
A. E. Green
Tom
Wayne Kenyon and others visit Lauderdale and Argyle
Mrs lark Wright and son George Wright visit Mrs Mary Godkin in Argyle Sunday at noon. Mrs Cora Wilkinson returns home with them. The Y B C US meets at 1 30 p m Sunday at United Presbyterian Church with Charles Alexander leading the program Christian Work Among American Indians. Mrs Cora Wilkinson and George Wright attend Hoy Bodkin and Helen Ferguson wedding in Cassayuna. Several brook trout catches reported with few large ones. Fay ette Qua and Postmaster Albert Prindle each caught two medium trout from Batten Kill. Mrs Samantha Cru tt returns from South Hadley Falls Massachusetts to Shu shan Salem Road home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wayne Kenyon
Lauderdale
Lark Wright
George Wright
Mary. Godkin
Argyle
Cora Wilkinson
Y. B.C. US
United Presbyterian Church
Charles Alexander
Repid
Johnsonville Red Cross Drive Reaches Top Total
Mr. Herring ton Johnsonville led a local drive that exceeded its goal with a $750 contribution. The campaign ended with the final total turned in on April 2 at Webster B56.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rolan M. Joubert
Ogdensburg
Special Meeting Notices Death of Franklin D Roosevelt
Local government records show a special meeting of Troy Common Council called for April 16 1955 to address the death of Franklin Delano Roosevelt. Members listed include President Thomas H Brown and Aldermen Flos Smits Burke Gosnell Farrell Graham McCarthy Migzin Mutter Sirs Powers Shea Stelton Jessie Smith Willetts. Adjourned with a memorial to the late president and the Clerk read the resolution honoring Roosevelt and extending sympathies to his family.
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Thomas He Brown
Flos
If E Smits
Burke
Ca ¥Il
Gosnell
Farrell
Graham
McCarthy
Migzins
Milter
Mutter
Powers
Shea
Stelton
Jesse A
Smith
Willetts
Brown
Sittce
Troy
Presi
United States
Frank
Aid
Jane Seseterier
Phe
Endle
Bert
Wat
Siate
New York
New Hope
Igor
Pasdar
Fray Pune Roosevelt
Roosavelt
Oeast
Rida
Henry Ki. Siaith
Burke Cab
Cooneil
Farrel
Grehasy Mecarthy
Migsing
Duller
Sitter
Mulceby
Truman’s Private Side Revealed In Portrait Of A President
A quirky profile paints Truman as a history buff and collector with deep ties to allies like McKim Seyer Barkley and Yaugher. The piece notes his memory for campaigns, maps of Gettysburg, war leadership, and a personable, talkative style contrasting Coolidge.
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McKim
Truman
Momen
McHim
White House
Sania
Mew
United States
Mekim
John W. Seyéer
Si. Louie
Secretary of Treasury
Colarel Herry Yaugher
Trumes
Ton
Jackson County
Lissoutt
Aéurt-Ousé
China
del Carigo Bailey
Bao
Thesounors
Genghis
Gettysburg
Battlefeld
Calvin Coolidge
Coolidge
Asi
Robert E. Lee
Stonewall Jackson
Canton Leo Meeting and Petting of the Cantina Lae 5 Patriachs
Militant groups and the Ladies Auxiliary plan joint events at the Diasand Book tonight. Fred W Whitehouse will preside as captain and Fred Hunziker will oversee the event with a social time to follow after both meetings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Canton Leo
Cantina Lae
Fred Ww. Whitehouse
Carton Leo
Fred Hunziker
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Cman
Foster
Adan
Allegheny-Eudium Allied
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THI Ave
T&s Fe
Baldwin
Ecix Avigdon
Best Foods
Tis New
Canadiee Padte Ty
Celanese Corp
Ches & Ohio
Chrysler
Maire Grenulsted
Fon & S. A
Cirren General Wholesale
oLbern
Con Edison
Det & Hudson
Douglas
Mid
Eastman Kedakers
Wenern
Elec Auto Uke
Anidwestert
Gen Foods Corp
Gen Motors
Goodyear Tire
Tlinois Central
Eliter
OPA
Inter Nickel
Kennecott Cap
Farmers’ Market
Libby, Men & Libby
Tata
Ligg & Myers
Lockheed 245
Carolinas
Crete
Selog
California
Yariat Corp
Texas
Martin Glench
Meckess Robbins
Mont. Ward
Central
Obio
Pepsi Cola
Phillips Petrol Public Service
Pullman Cosys
Ain St
al Press
Ragio Corp Lite
Pem Rand
Logi W Repub Steel
Hpr
Cal
Schenney
BEANE
Sears-Roebuck
BETTE
Tex
Sinclair
Socony
Vacuum
Broccoll Tex
Souther Railway
State
Sperry Corpa
Weses
Tbs
Blaine
STE
So Calpa
O' lStand Gil
Maine
Sted
Studebaker
Adr Corg
DLE
Ei Coal
United Fruit
S Steel
Warner Brea
Western Union
Ais
West Air
Overland
Woolworth We
Youngstown S & T
N. Y
East
Poestenkill
North 1400
Baily Garden
Marc
Fosttrang Adame
Close Alumi Co
Amer
Ynam
Amer Gas & Elec
Boy EW Biss
Brewster Aeropl
Barry Biscuit
Capad Marconi
Catalin
Cities Serv Com
Creole
Elec
Pansteel
Gay Ford
Glen Alden Coal
Humble Gi New
Niagara
Huda
Pennraad Co
Steg Peper
EK Republic Aite
Technicolor
St Usited Gas
Round Lake
Shushen
Jack Foster Springer
Hudson Falls
Norfolk, Va
Pacific
Bouganville
Guadalcanal
Solopion Islands
Guam
Marshalls
Johnston Island
Hawaii
Palau
Sampson Training Station
Union Bag and Paper Corp
Samantha Crcutt
Inlaw
Willian Orcutt
South Hadley Falls
Mass
Hes
Shushan-Salem Road
Johnsonville
Senate
Russel Stewart
Ripley
Alben Barkley
Kentucky
Ander
Stuarts Health Institute
Pourth St
Lansingburg High School
Thomas
5Th St
Sth Ave
Usth St
5Th Ave
Vail
Teeripee Cts Oak Company, Inc
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