Profit-Selling Curbs Stock Advances
Stock market opened with profit selling curbing gains as inflation worries and wage issues clouded sentiment. Major names like General Motors and Chrysler led declines in a volatile session, while heavy turnover approached 2.4 million shares amid inflation psychology and expected technical corrections.
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Golan
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Evie
National Power
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Goodrich
Montgunuy Ward
Schenley
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Tisetor
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Anacands
Woetingcott
Dumont
Eastman Koda
Allied Chenvent
Jobs-Manville
Chrysler
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Santa Fe
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Unibet
Standard
Market reports mix New York produce and steel strike news
New York produce prices show diverse goods from dill to cornmeal with several items listed at varying rates. The text also notes an air dispute background tied to a Navy seizure and potential price concessions amid looming steel wage negotiations and possible labor walkouts.
New Bill Would Revise Divorce Rate in Albany
A New York bill proposed by the Assembly would allow divorce by mutual consent after a certain period, reducing grounds to adultery as a primary factor. The measure faces party lines in the Albany debate, with opposition citing court-set limits and procedural concerns.
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Albany
New York
Walsh
Brooklyn
Tite Deere
Union Leaders Map Stoppage Over Wage Demands
Walter P. Reuther led a Detroit union delegation in Lowel to push General Motors wage increases after a conference on production output. The executive board meeting in Dolrwit approved staying the course, while President Truman urged a speedy settlement to avert costly strikes and preserve industry and labor unity nationwide.
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Ton
ho-Aura
J. Thomas
Dolrwit
Uuiurrawa Mays
Atria
Walter P. Reuther
Genera Motara Resorations
Lowel
Stauke
Poinel
Mobis
Sun the Beath
Nubion
Thugs Attack Four At Glens Falls Hotel Night
Glens Falls police investigate a brutal attack on four people in Fitzgeralds Hotel area early Wednesday. One man, John Meddington, 67, sustained head wounds from a club and was taken to Glens Falls Hospital. Two assailants fled, while another man was stopped, and valuables were taken. Details remain unclear as officers search for suspects and review evidence.
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Glena Falls
John Meddington
Fitzgerjld
Glens Falls
Joseph Gelschell
Suill Kiler Cliffad Hart
Hye
Pruyn and Co
Pleads Instruct In Kidnap Case At Coast
Interpreted as a kidnapping case involving Mira, with 2 year old Ron Curhin as a key figure. Local authorities, led by Capt. Cornelius P. G. Rar, pursue a dramatic inquiry amid courtroom references by Judge Jolie Methveat.
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Shiss
Ana Elearge
Inno
Cornelius PG. Rar
Jolie Methveat
Dr. Ingraham Named To State Health Post
Hollis S Pegralany woe ap, named provisionally yesterday as director of the State Health Department division of communicable diseases succeeding Perkins as deputy health commissioner. Dr Ingraham has been with the department since 1934, Harvard Medical School graduate 1933, MPH from Harvard 1935, recently discharged from the Navy after more than forty months service including a tour in Africa and the Near East.
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State Health Department
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Ingraham
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Sinc
Harvard University Medical School
Harvard
Navy
Afric
Near East
Cambridge electors and officers installed by Past Patron
Cambridge Vale fraternal group installs electors and appointive officers on Wednesday. New officers include John Stevenson as Past Patron, Nemnstiel as matron, Isabelle Caine as associate conductress, Doris Harrington as secretary, Grace Weller as treasurer, Evelyn P. Burton as trustee, and Gert rudes Wilson with Charlotte Miss Latra A. Polera as trustees. Aimed to lift to new levels of efficiency and capacity for the people.
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O. B.S
John Stevenson
Nemnstiel
Isabelle Caine
Doris’ Harrington
Grace Weller
Lerasulur
Evelyn P. Burton
Fven
Gertrudes Wilson
Charlotte
Latra A. Polera
Alva
Minnie Steele
Advisors Urge Broader High School Study
Albany committee urges reform of high school graduation requirements to broaden core subjects and flexibility. They favor a framework of instruction, varied credits, flexible scheduling, and enhanced counseling with audio visual tools to measure progress beyond final exams.
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Georga D. Stodstacil
Bloddard
Saport
Tha Prapasala
Sveli
Anionen
Cin
Local Residents Share News From Petersburg and Nearby Towns
Petersburg residents report health updates travel moves and family visits. The list includes Mr and Mrs Wasna Wells moving from Schenectady to Petersburg and Mrs David Yowkle recovering at Samaritan Hospital. Others host relatives attend dinners and note servicemen’s returns and discharges.
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Mileim Harrison
Samaritan Hospital
Wasna Wells
Sehenwctady
David Yowkle
Tsaue
Howe
Thomas Rose
Michel Main
Bunnington
Bunnington, Viv Is Viding Bergister
Wik
Hawara
William Dempsey
Miso Anna Currone
Ava
Intinensa
Dédith Bentley Ja
Bennington
Army Caste System Sparks Outcry Over Offficer Privileges
An article critiques army officers for special privileges and misuses of funds, detailing issues such as travel, housing, and access that favor officers over enlisted men. It cites specific cases including flights for officers, separate meals, hospital admissions, and preferential treatment, arguing for swift legislative reform to modernize an outdated system and retain soldier morale. It references figures Owen Bowersler, Truman era committees, and general calls for conscription debate.
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But
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Whitaly
Highewolm
Mic
Arthur
Hanford McNider
Lhonielves
State Labor Board report on disputed bargaining cases
The State Labor Relations Board reports double the labor dispute caseload with 1541 cases in the year ending Dec 31 and 883 from unions. It notes 208 charges against employers under the act, with 27 election by secret ballot and 80 percent of actions settled through voluntary agreements.
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Wild Yesteriday
HHS
Sverel Tintigé
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Hililuas di Helly
Buttata
Wit Welty Lorenz
Yanks and French Clash in Marseille
Paris dispatch reports a melee in Marseille where American sailors and French soldiers clashed with knives and fists. The fighting began after an incident at a dock area as police intervened. no clear word on American injuries or fatalities.
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Jres Preas Aganey
Maragille
Pelica
Postal class mail moved by air debated in Washington
Washington officials and transport executives met to discuss moving all first class mail and parcel post by air. Reductions in air freight for foreign and domestic shipments were also to be considered at the conference aimed at improving and expanding mail service.
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Legal Notice from New York Corporation and Trustees
The document lists a corporate administrator and guardianship notices for properties in New York and Ontario. It names Jamoy, Lyle Kerry, Renaseiner County Bank, and various individuals as administrators or guardians. It cites a surrogate court session date in 1948 and attendance for an annual meeting to elect directors and conduct business.
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Hater
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Nail County
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Erie
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