U S Steel Stock Sale Aims to Garner Public Support
J A Livingston analyzes U S Steel planned three for one stock split and public appeal noting rising wages since 1929 and the burden of stock costs on workers. The piece critiques labor and union publications linking corporate welfare to worker hardship and warns of the corporation’s need to counter labor influence on taxes and pricing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. A. Livingston
U. S
Harnings
U. 8 Steel
Stecks
AFL
C10
Nice U. S. Steel
U S Steel aims broader ownership with stock split plan
Article discusses U S Steel considering a stock split and extra dividend to widen share ownership, contrasting its Wall Street image with a public relations push. It notes earnings, price levels, and a potential shift toward investor accessibility amid regulatory and labor dynamics.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Steel Common
Teving
Olds
Steel
House of Morgan
Morgan
U. S. Steel
Theater Guild of
Wall Street Association
Congress
American Telephone & Telegraph Co
Department of Justice
ATT
Western Electric
United Steelworkers of America
Philip Murray
U.S. Steel
Local Church and Community Studio Schedules and Obituary Note
Community notices detail Bible study at Baskett YMCA and troop meetings, Vestry and Daughters of the Cross events, and various church activities at St John Episcopal Church and Church of Christ locations. An obituary notes Mrs. Lewis W. Millard's arrival in Troy following her father Joseph W. Lyons’s death, and Paula Leap returning home after visiting her maternal grandparents in Southbridge Massachusetts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St John's Episcopal
St. Joan
Episcopal
St. Luken Episcopal
the Cross
Church of Christ
Disciples
Mission Circle
Gilbert Brockway
74Th Street
Watervliet
Builders Clas
Davis Carlson
Third Street
Troy
Melrose
Melrose Grange
Lowata
S. Halli
Lewis W. Millard
Joseph W. Lyons
Paul H. Leap
Paula
Leaps
Mir
John Pihi
South
Ried
Mase
Community Notes From Whitehall and Vicinity
Whitehall residents travel and events update including Mrs Harold Barber and Ars Mrs Leonard Foster vacationing in Miami Beach Florida Miss Lorraine Hubbard attends a regional conference in Syracuse Rev Robert H Moore to deliver a sermon at Trinity Episcopal Church A Troop 42 for Scouts plans to participate in the Washington District Cub and Boy Scout Circus Feb 5 at Hudson Falls High School John Baker enlisted in field artillery a WWII Navy veteran now training at Fort Sill Oklahoma Norm Williams of Whitehall High School wins third prize in the Washington County American Legion oratorical contest Henry Gurl presides as Whitehall American Legion vice Commander announces Rotary Club February programs and Leonard Fovier chair of the committee.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington District
Hudson Falls Senior High School
Cook
Faale
John Baker
Roz Baker
Mountain Street
Field Artillery
Regular Army
Baker
Saugerties School
Navy
Fort Stl. Okla
Norm Wiliams
Whitehall High School
Washington
Program Committee Calendar and Meeting Highlights
At the program committee meeting held Wednesday a technical motion picture of winter resorts in New York State was shown by George Sheffield. Planned events include an address by Capt Ashley Brown of the Anti Tank Co on Feb 1 a pupil musical program on Feb 8 a program by the International Relations Club directed by Miss Helen Layden on Feb 15 and a tentative date for Ladies Night on Feb 22.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ashley Brown
The
Anti-Tank Co
Donald Judd
International Relations Club
Helen Layden
New York State
George Sheffield
Savings Seen Possible In Schools In Troy
A Citizens Public Expenditure Survey reports Troy could save about 170 440 dollars annually by standardizing to one teacher per 25 pupils. State data show 59 of 61 cities had ratios under 25 in 1947-48, with New York City historically higher. Troy currently has 18.5 pupils per teacher across 235 positions.
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Troy
Citleeng
New York State
Citizens
Regents
Francis ‘J. Spaulding
State Department of Education
Education Department
Fulton
Plattsburg
Oper
New York
New York City
Upstate
Auxiliary Plans Several Events
The S/SgL Howards Bacon Auxiliary Army and Navy Union accepted invitations to attend multiple installation ceremonies at Wwifth Street last week. Delegations will visit Lt. Joseph P English Garrison Auxiliary Cohoes and Joseph Gadoun Garrison Auxiliary Troy. Four new members joined. A joint installation with the garrison is planned for Feb 12 at the Annex restaurant. Mrs Gertrude Gentes chairs. A luncheon followed. next meeting Feb 10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
S/SgL
Howards, Bacon
Army and Navy Union
Wwifth Street
Jozeph P
Joseph Gadoun
Cohoes
St. Patrick's Church
Troy Caunell
Gertrude Gentes
Gladys Foy
Dorothy Eaton
Barbara Foy
Helen Scurry
School 1 Graduates Entertained At Tea
School 1 graduates were entertained at tea in the school auditorium Friday afternoon. Jane Diack and Ronald Angus presented a short pastent program. Diplomas were presented by principal Mary A. C. Halpin and Helen C. Hackett accompanied. Connie White won the English prize. Arrangements were by Loretta McGrath Roberta Sachs Ella G. Conway Elizabeth Br. Sheehan and Helen C. Hackett. The tea table featured flowers and candles.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jane Diack
Ronald Angus
Israde
Helen C. Hackett
Biss
Mary A. C. Halpin
Connie White
Loretta McGrath
Roberta Sachs
Ella G. Conway
Elizabeth BR. Sheehan
Moody Tries Suicide After Pill Attempt in Jail
Essex County jail officials say William Moody and suspect Edmund Hart are charged with killing Jailer Earl Torrence during an escape. Moody reportedly faked taking sleeping pills, later swallowing a large quantity, with a jail physician reviving him after two and a half hours of treatment.
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Essex County
Elizabethtown
William Moody
Suranne Lake
Moody
Edmund Hart
Keeselville
Earl Torrence
Market Gains In Final Hour On Irregular Close
New York traders ended a narrow session with a small recovery in the final hour and an otherwise uneven close. Analysts cited pending political developments and possible future regulation as reasons investors stayed cautious. Top gains included U S Steel, Bethlehem Steel, and Jones & Laughlin, with mixed moves across Dow components and a total Saturday turnover of about 300,000 shares.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Wall Street
Corporation
Wi. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Jones & Laughtin
U. S. Stent Common
Amanican Tobacco
Youngstown Short & Tube
Skelly Oil
National Steel
U. S. Steel
Allied Chemical
American Smelting
Chrysler
International Harvester
General Foods
Youngstown Sheet & Tithe
Curtiss Wright
Great
Northern Preferred
Standard
N. J
Dow Jones
Mackrell Elected By State Bar
John J. Mackrell of this city was elected vice president for the Third Judicial District at the 72nd annual New York State Bar Association session in New York. Chester Wood of Averill Park was elected secretary, Robert C. Poskanzer reelected treasurer, and Nelly G. Harrison of Binghamton became president. Mason H. Bigtoy, 1948 president, criticized the Law Revision Commission for proposing legislation allowing newsmen to withhold sources without bar association consultation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John J. Mackrell
New York State Bar Association
New York
Troy Ares
Chester Wood
Averill Park
Albany
Robert C. Poskanzer
Nelly G. Harrison
Binghamton
Fridday
Mason H. Bigtoy
New York State Law Revision Commission
Bar Association
Fragmented OCR Crossword Clues and Names
A garbled OCR puzzle fragment lists scattered terms and names such as Dante Mannicore Latwe Deve and Vagne Tena. It hints at crosswords or wordplay with partial entries and inconsistent letter strings across multiple labeled items.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dante
Devene
Crossed Wires Blur Train Meet Results in Busy Session
A garbled report from a regional track meet lists several event notes and partial results. Names, events, and placements are unreadable in parts, with fragments suggesting sprint and relay actions amid a crowded schedule.
Elks River Excursion Recalled in Snowbound Parade
Older Troy Elks recall a 1913 river excursion when a chartered boat sailed from Broad Way in January. A heavy snowstorm on return triggered a frosty parade as members dressed in white with straw hats and purple umbrellas marched through Troy. Ruby L. Botwick was named to the Board of Examiners of Nurses for a term ending June 30, 1933. A city ordinance authorized school expansion bonds and capital notes for School 7 and School 17 projects with a total cost around 195000.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nike
The
Elks of Troy
Hudson River
Troy Lodge
Broadway
Elks
Troy
Ruby L. Botwick
the Samaritan Hospital
Board of Examiners of Nurses
Maud J. Laresen
New York
New York State Education Department
Albany
Gard Council
Board of Education
City of
Union Free Bched
Lansingburgh
Brewaila
Sied
State Department of Education
Audi
Union Free School District No. 2
Lansingburch
Jin
Max
Sten
Frederick C Fillen
Cormation Crass
Ordinaner
Capendantes
Seth
Also Mentioned on This Page
Emil Schram
New York Stock Exchange
Federal Reserve Board
Stock Exchange
General Motors
General Electric
Pennsylvania Railroad
A'T.t
UL & Steel
Jess
White House
Lorenzo Winslow
Truman
Winslow
South Cambridge
Hallett Abend
Peter Matcovich
Foster E. Goodrich
Hin
Bertha Goodrich
Nels Jacobson
Jacob Weln
Chatham
Desmond C. Bailey
William
Women's Society of the Methodist Church
Raymond Herrington
Casper Pierson
East Side Evangelistic Mission
Redeemer Lutheran
Boy Scouts of Troop 56
Church Council
Intermediiate Luther League
Conhrmatic Tass
Mitts Memorial Baptist
Midwee Eivice
Youth Fellowship
Church of the Ascension
Mee! Ag
Holy Communion
Sacramento
Onance
St Barnabas’ Episcopal
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Ninth Presbyterian
Overseas Reef
Grace Methodist
St. John’s Evangelical Lutheral
Luther League
Frank Thompson
Mansion House
Oakwood Avenue Presbyterian
Board of Trustees
Fifth Avenue State Street Methodist
Midwinter Institute
Fit Presbyterian
Women's Guild
Board of Deacons
Evangelical Lutheran
Soestenkill
Trinity’ Episcopal
Holy Com
Munion
Acolytes Imr
Vestry
Trinity Guild
Holy ‘Munion
Spm
St. Margarets Guild
Iworkers
Seventh Day Adventist
Dorcas Society
Christian Help
August Anderson
First Baptist
Women’s Service Guild
Armed Service Committee
Second Presbyterian Church
Guild
H. Fortainer
Ars. J
Graham
George Borthwick
Christian Missionary Alliance
Rensselaer
Young Piple
Trinity Methodist
Fifth Avenue
State Street
W.s.cs
WSCS
School of Religion
West Sand Lake Methodist
Ws.c.s
East Poestenkill
Ziass
Hove
Paul Buthler
Pleasantdaie Community Chapel
St. Paul's Episcopal
Men of
Winnes
Pam
Walia Murphy
Girl Scouts of
Troon
St Pauls
U.S Steel
Mao
Kenervart
Steel Corp
J. A Livingston
den Voice
Baskett
YMCA
Mark's Methodist
Boy Scouts
Perry Hammer
Ann
Jean
Joan Cramer
Frank Cramer
Waterford
Saratoga Lake
Malta
Marine Corps
Leonard Hospital
Troy Burns Club
Robert Burns
Troy Club
Masonic Temple
Willian D. Gillespie
Schenectady
Burns
David S. Murray
John Bisset
Jack Lindsay
William Maoro
Mr. Lindsay
Mackrell
Buncy
Ralz
Ted Vj
Riaas
Bee
Liz Pry
Elks’ River
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