Stocks Slump Amid Truman Tax Message Fallout
Stocks fell broadly as President Truman sent his tax message, signaling potential corporate drains. Industrials and rails slid, while scattered issues like J. J. Case and Allied Chemical rose amid mixed signals. Dow Jones closes with mixed gains and losses, volume around 1.34 million shares.
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Tradera
Olahaten
Raila
Cuta
Santa Fe
Oila
Bome
J. J. Case
Allied Chemical
American Gas
American Power
Nessner Brothers
Mathieson Chemical
Steel
Bethlehem
National Steel
Republic Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Motors
Chrysler Wee
General Motors
Loulaville & Nashville
Atlantic Coast Line
Colorado & Southern
First
C. & & Second
D. Union Pacific
International Business Machines
Amerade
Texas Pacific Land
Texas Co
Prices From Menands Produce Market Card
Market report lists prices for apples including Macintosh, Northern Spy, Deélic, and serveral unnamed varieties. Also shows vegetables such as beets and Hubbard squash with crate and topping notes. Local trade terms indicate quantities and packing like crates and barrels.
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Quatre
Baliwin
Apple
Macintosh
Deélic
Apps
Stock Market Snapshot Amid Mixed Readings
A fragmented stock listing shows high and low figures for firms including Allied Chemical Am Car & Fey Am Smelt Am Tat and Anaconda with varied percentages. Other entries cover Armour Bethlehem Boeing DuPont Eastman Kodak and Chrysler with modest gains and steady to weak readings across sectors.
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Ber & Alame
Allied Chemical
Alls Cogimers
Kk BK RY Am Can
Car & Fey
Guy & Elec WY BY
Am Loto
AK Am Smelt Re
Ateel Fay Bi
Armour Aime Arch T
Hies To Appeal Perjury Case Verdict
New York reports that Hies To Appeal Perjury Case Verdict, former State Department official and Roosevelt advisor at Yalta, faces a possible ten year prison term and fines after a jury verdict. He will appeal immediately from federal court.
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New York
Alger Hina
Lin
State Department
Roosevelt
Yalta Conference
Hiss verdict ties to perjury in espionage case
The jury found that Whittaker Chambers lied and Alger Hiss was convicted on two counts of perjury for denying giving U.S. secrets to Chambers and for seeing him after 1937. The trial linked to Nash-Kelvinator espionage and cabinet-era cover-up accusations linger in a heated post verdict debate.
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Hiss
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Gen Foods Corp
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Pan-Amer Corp
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Polish Reds Seize Charity Network Amid Church Scandal
Warsaw reports expose a Polish Red faction seizing a charity network linked to the Catholic Church. A priest is jailed for alleged fund manipulation as police identify the agency behind the operation and a large fraud claim surfaces. The Caritas charity and orphanage are cited as sources of supplies from American relief groups.
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Market Buffain Report From The Tearhy LMG Era
Market notes describe a chaotic scene with fragmented names and odd terms. Notable mentions include Canadian supply, Teeedpte and Wruck, and a 72 peertie Tenreviveania. The text hints at fluctuating prices and regional activity without clear figures or outcomes.
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Biggs
Peertie Tenreviveania
Business Women Plan Party At YWCA Meeting
The executive board of the Business and Professional Women’s Club met to organize a card party to be held February 4 at the Trev Masonic Temple. Mrs Cora Van Tergen presided and Maude Towne was named chairwoman of the event.
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Costello Nominated Pert In The Pall er Akating Paste
The fragmentary text names Costello in a nominated capacity with unclear context and missing details. The item appears to be an old brief noting a nomination or appointment but lacks concrete dates places or organizations to specify.
Vast Daylong Radio Schedule with News and Music Listings
A dense, fragmented broadcast log lists programs, news, weather, and music across stations. It notes numerous show titles, hosts, and times including Timekeeper News Music Hour, Arthur Godfrey segments, opera and orchestral features, and public affairs. The garbled OCR preserves names like Helen Trent, Guiding Light, Wendy Warren, and Mary Alleen while mapping a busy daily lineup across locales such as Troy and Albany.
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Helen Trent
Ma_ Perkins
hat—Young
Dr. Malone
Guiding Light
Parade
Lowell Thomas
SuJack Smith
Hecloh
Kenna R. Murre
NWA
Two Trustees Named For Historic Manor
Two Trustees named for Park Manor and grounds at Amsterdam are submitted to the State Senate for approval. The appointees include WHHam J. Stewart and Sehuyier Voorhens of Amsterdam. Stewart replaces a term on the board, while Voorhens fills the other vacancy. their terms run through March 4.
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J. Stewart
Sehuyier Voorhens
Amsterdam
Park Manor
Amsterdan Syr
Dewey
State Senate
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Myre
Diatry Lechin
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Mentel
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Armaterdian
Taft Backs Truman Plea For Korean Economic Aid
Senator Taft endorses President Truman’s request for economic aid to South Korea. He supports the administration bill aimed at rapid rehabilitation and stabilization in the Korean peninsula, aligning with ongoing efforts to bolster allied recovery and security.
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Bek Songteks
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Deputy U S Aid Dies Suddenly In Berlin
Unclear dispatch reports the death of Deputy United States Commissioner for Bere Ties entiy after a death attack at a cormogevie praminere in Berlin. Colonel T Rabesek, longtime aide, died soon after arrival at an Army bee. Raberk was praised for service as commissioner of New London and Nes Haven.
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Truman Urges Wide across Tax Reductions on Excises
President Truman outlines drastic excise tax cuts aimed at transportation charges and retail levies, proposing to reduce rates on passenger tickets freight long distance calls and items like toilet preparations luggage and handbags. He cites $1 326 billion in relieved revenue and urges closing loopholes for oil mining charitable and educational groups to offset the loss.
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Truman
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Senate Action On Genocide Pact Urged
Washington UP reports church groups and the Truman administration urged the Senate to ratify the U N genocide pact. Deputy Undersecretary of State Dean Rusk told a Senate foreign relations subcommittee that ratification would set moral standards for international society and influence other nations. The pact defines genocide as denying the right to exist of entire human groups and cites Nazi persecution of Jews as a historical basis. Signed by 43 nations and ratified by seven, it has no House action required, and hearings opened yesterday.
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Truman
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Dean Rusk
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U.N
General Assembly
Germany
House
Rusk
Frame Garage Catches Fire On Fifth Avenue
Firemen were summoned to a one story frame garage behind 1513 Fifth Avenue where siding and part of the roof were damaged an automobile inside was moved to safety. The owner is James Custo of 1513 Fifth Avenue. Cause not determined police said. Fire units used hydrant and booster lines.
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James Custo
Central Fire Station
Ben's Radio Shop
River Street
Dental Society Head To Speak Tonight In Troy
Dr. E. Harold Gale president of the Dental Society of the State of New York will address the Troy Dental Study Club dinner at the Troy Club. The Albany dentist and American Dental Association legislative committee chairman is a leading authority on dental leg islation. He is expected to discuss legislative trends in the state and nation. Introduced by Troy president Dr. Harry Binder.
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Dental Society of
State of New York
Troy Dental Study Club
Troy Club
Albany
American Dental Association
United States
Harry Binder
Troy
Girl Faces Court Today In Slaying Of Father
In Bridgeport Connecticut 21 year old Carol Ann Paight of Stamford goes on trial for murder in the second degree for shooting her father Police Sgt Carl W Paight as he slept in a Stamford Hospital room on September 23 The defense will claim temporary insanity and a jury of 26 people was summoned for the case before Superior Court Judge John A Cornell The charge carries a potential life sentence if convicted
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Paight Ruta
Laler
Connecticut
Superior Court
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Brooklyn Bridge Closure Delays Traffic For Survey Work
New York reports Brooklyn Bridge to be closed to traffic as engineers conduct preliminary prep for reconstruction. March start expected, spanning 16 weeks, with cost estimates around 3.1 million dollars. President Truman's tax act noted as influencing state and estate revenues and exemptions.
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Ben Gay
Sendar
Manhattan
McCarthy Defends Denfeld Commission Affair Clash
McCarthy blasted a Navy commission issue as a sham after Matthews claimed the panel was fed from the White House. He argued the President, as commander in chief, could remove Denfeld regardless of paperwork. Tydings countered that the dispute was a sham and stressed constitutional limits.
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White House
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Upstate Hotelman and Banker Dies at 87 in Chestertown
Harry Downs, retired hotelman and proprietor of the Chester House at Chestertown for more than fifty years, died at his Chestertown home after a brief illness. He was 87. Downs, linked with the Chester House for eighty years, also served as president of the Chester Schroon Horicon Bank.
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