Stock Market Utility Issues Show Mixed Day
Utility stocks fell and rose with broader market moves in a volatile session. Traders watched American Telephone Western Electric and United States Steel while gains or losses clustered around utilities and transport shares. Bankers and investors assessed energy and industrials amid shifting prices and uncertain demand.
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Calumbis Gas
Amersa
Foreign Power
Az Fear Water Works
Amerive
New York Central
Hem
Montgomery Ward
International Harvester
United Arrevais
N. J.i
Woolworth
Jonas-Masvite
Josers
Rea Douglas
Chicago
Soldier 38 Collects Thousands of Medals in War Exhibit
The report profiles a 38 year old soldier who amassed about 5 000 medals in a wartime collection. It notes displays featuring North Africa Sicily and Salerno campaigns with cases including the Knight's Cross and the Lusitania sinking medal. The piece mentions a British sailor guest and Khaki items from two Nazi hoarders.
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Naples
Order of the Red Ste
Lusitania
Schrether
Local Notes From Eagle Mills And Grafton Scene
Frost at Forest Lake in Grafton keeps Eagle Mills residents and family members away from church activities this week. An eighth Army Air Force officer in Germany, promoted from second lieutenant, is reported by his parents and relatives.
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Donald A. Waters
Forest Lake
Grafton
The
Methodist Church
i machines Help To Correct Reading Habits in Southbridge
Two machines from the American Optical Co aim to improve reading by measuring eye movements and forcing faster, more accurate reading. The ophthalmograph records eye movements while reading, and the mentronoscope, with a revolving word roll, speeds reading and reduces pauses. Trained students reportedly raise reading speed about 37 percent and comprehension about 34 percent, with adoption by educators and clinics.
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Southbridge. Masc
Scien- 4
American Optical Co
Garfield School Graduates Honor Guests at Parity
The graduating class and guests were honored at the home of Mr and Mrs Kenneth B Herrington. Dinner was served by Mrs agian assisted by Mrs Charles Trumble. An informal program of dancing followed. Rev John C Wilson will leave for Camp Mohawk near Warrensburg to serve as recreation leader and camp counselor.
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Garfield School
Kenneth B. Herrington
Agian
Charles Trumble
Mire West Dunhart
John C. Wilson
Methodist Church
Mohawk
Syke Farm
Warrensburg
Wilson
Misa Eva Decker
Priscilla Trumble
Bradley Parstow
Troy
The
House committee backs universal peacetime military training
A postwar House report urges universal and democratic peacetime military training for youths with minimal impact on education. It calls for universal service except in national emergencies, to reassure the United Nations and align with Dumbarton Oaks and world security goals. Details to be refined by separate Senate committees.
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Washington
Congress
Amuahner
House
Iit
Dewey Completes State Youth Commission Appointments
Governor Dewey completed a seven member state youth commission by appointing Frederick Moran as chairman of the Parole Board and naming Emmet B. Gatlin of Rochester to lead the group. The commission includes the commissioners of correction education mental hygiene social welfare and the industrial commission. all serve without pay, with Gatlin earning 16000 for one year.
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Dewey
State Youth Commission
State Parole Board
Frederick Moran
Emmet BR. Gatlin
Rochester
Commissioners of Correction
Whitehall War News and Local Moves Highlight Community
Mrs Lena Burnett visits for daughter’s illness Mrs Robert Hoy in Mountain Street Mrs Frank Haskell returns after death in New Bedford stepson Clifton Haskell Mrs Maude Blanchard notified of son Charles W Blanchard 398th Infantry awarded Bronze Star Mrs Edward Cleary learns son James to return to US from European Theater Mr and Mrs Henry Taft move to Fort Edward now captain on a Hudson River tug Sgt Alfred LaRose returns after service in France Germany visiting sister Mrs Joseph Plude Local military and household updates across Whitehall Glens Falls and nearby areas
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Lena Burnett
Glens
Robert Hoy
Mountain Street
Frank Haskell
New Bedford
Mass
Clifton Haskell
Maude Blanchard
Lake George
Saunders Street
Whitehail
Charles W. Blanchard
398Th Infantry Regiment
Brongh
Edward Cleary
Whitehall
Huletis Landing
James
United States
Henry Taft
Boardman Street
Fort Edward
Taft
Hudson River
Alfred LaRose
France
Germany
Sergeant LaRose
Panama
Joseph Plude
Brooklyn Girl Drowns At Copake Lake
Patricia Ath Tyner, 14, of Brooklyn, died Saturday morning at Copake Lake in Columbia County after trying to recover oars thrown from a rowboat. Coroner Jonas F. Potts of Germantown ruled accidental drowning after resuscitation efforts with a pulmotor failed.
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Brooklyn
Patricia Ath Tyner
Copake Lake
Columbia County
Jonas F. Potts
Germantown
Army rushes 18 engines by air to Burma in WW II effort
Eighteen lightweight gauge locomotives built by Fate Root Heath Co in a town of 1500 were assembled at the plant and shipped from Miami by 27 ATC planes to Burma. The move followed a request from the China Burma India theater to boost northern Burma transportation. Assemblage began March 27 and the units, each 12,000 pounds, were expedited with crates and accessories aboard cargo planes.
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Frymont
Bursa
Mhother
Air Transporta
Army Air Transport Commisnd
Fate-Root-Heath Co
Miami
Fla
Airfeld
Burma
ATC
Brehow Somervel
Army Service Forces
Chine-Burmadudis
Wero
Nore Burma
Fate dtoot-Heath
Army Service Forces International Division
Atlanti
Maren
Transportation Corps Traffic Control Division
Mass for Sailors Draws 10000 At Sampson Field
More than 10 000 sailors in white uniforms gathered at the Naval Training Center Sampson for the third annual field mass. Bishop John F. O'Hara of Buffalo preached the sermon and Bishop James E. Kearney of Rochester celebrated. The service prayed for swift victory and safety of service members worldwide.
U S Submarine Kete Feared Lost at Sea
The submarine U S S Kete is presumed lost with 80 to 85 crewmen after a patrol. Commanded by Lt Comdr Edward Ackerman of Cincinnati, its next of kin have been notified. A separate Bronx fatal stove blast killed 82 year old Mrs Anha Seiz.
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U. S
Kete
Washington
U.S. S. Kete
Navy
Edward Ackerman
Cincinnati
New York
Anha Séiz
Bronx
Colonel Fills Old Ambition To Battle Japs
Lt. Col. RB. Ursprong returns to Cleveland on leave recalling a 37 year dream to fight Japan. A veteran of the Mexican border clash and World War I, he served as port commander in the Pacific, island-hopping from the Hebrides to Leyte and Luzon, filming under fire.
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Cleveland
Ure
Ursprong
Ursprang
Fin Islands
I New ‘Hebrides
New Caledonia
Hollannia
New Guinea
Biak
Leyte
Luzon
Mindora
Mindenao
Papat
Devas
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