Rail Stocks Rise Amid Market Rebound Amid War Threat Eases
The report notes railway shares gained as easing war concerns supported gains. Stocks advanced across multiple names including Canadian Pacific, Santa Fe, and American Can. Wheat and rye moved higher as grain prices firmed with small shifts in prices toward the close.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Burers
Estes
Tig
Ustris
Mesger Seleg
Thurst
M-R-T
Americae Wooster
Wyanioed
Gauggo & Zasters
Paclae
Mts
Santa Fe
Deel
Goverrat
Jobes Menyers
Boetuck
duPoss
O. J
Cotter
Farmers Market Fair Noted Amid Propaganda Debate
A fragment from a page Eight continuation describes a heated Farmers Market segment with references to a lecture by a former soldier, accusations of theft, wartime propaganda, and anti German sentiment. The reader questions if the discourse promotes pacifism or fuels hostility, noting the risks of blanket accusations against Germans and Hitlerism.
Curbs of World War II rhetoric vs markets and fear
A cluttered 1945 King Features collage mixes disjoint remarks on fascism Germans Italians and war ethics alongside grocery prices. It touches propaganda danger and consumer goods like asparagus citrus and vegetables amid wartime sentiment and censorship.
Witness Testimony in German Airman Killing Trial
Testimony described a U S airman fatally beaten during a wartime incident near Abrweiler Germany. Witnesses recalled German civilians beating the airman with clubs and firing, with a later unmarked burial and a court proceeding including German civilians and U S prosecutors present.
Home Bureau Unit Shows Craft Work and Classes
A Tro j an Home Bureau display at Mrs. Fred Wight 22231 Burdette Avenue showcased bags gloves and home products. Mrs. George Heizer demonstrated fabric bags and will teach a bag making class at her home on Fifteenth Street. The glove division led by Mrs. Thom es Comiskey produced at least one pair each member. A September refresher course is planned. A lamp shade making class will begin once materials are arranged at Mrs. Frank McDonald’s. Damaged furniture repair lessons will be directed at a central point by Mrs. Joseph Carr. A display including a shoe rack portable screen and dressing table was shown by Mrs. Wiga t. County agent Mabel Miram praised the group and urged expansion of activities through neighbor outreach.
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Trojan Home Bureau
Fred Wight
George Heizer
Heiser
Fifteenth Street
Thomes Comiskey
Frank McDonald
Joseph Carr
Wigat
Huerean
Misa Mabel Miraam
Reew
Miss Daum Fractures Ankle in Fall at Troy Hospital
Deputy clerk in City Court and Junior Red Cross director Miss Bessie R Daum fractured her right ankle in a fall and is hospitalized in Troy Hospital with a triple fracture. She lives at 36 Second Street and is under care of Dr W T Shitidsic.
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Bessie Rfr Daum
Red Cross
Troy Hospital
Miss Daum
36& Second Street
WT. Shitids
Oriskany Boys Runaways Tracked by Troy Police
Two Oriskany Falls youths aged 13 and 14 were found by Troy officers after leaving home Thursday night. They were located on Fulton Street and Fifth Avenue by detectives Harold J. O’Neil and Paul Farrell and taken to the Humane Society. Teletype messages were sent to State Police to notify their parents. the boys said they planned to visit a relative in New Hampshire. No missing person alarm had been issued.
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Tre Brothers
Oriskany Falls
Fulton Street
Fifth Avenue
John J. Noonan
Harold J. O'Neil
Paul Farrell
Detective Bureau
Night Sound
Hurmone Society
Frederick H. Yobott
Troy
New Hampshire
Man with eye injury in accident at Hughes Autograph Brush
Walter Hauerwas, 65, of 810 Fifth Avenue Watersliet, is at Samarian Hospital with a serious left eye injury from an accident at Hughes Autograph Brush Company. He was struck in the eye when a dog on a paper batler snapped. He already had blindness in his right eye. Dr. F. W. F. Caird is treating him. his condition was described as good last night.
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Walter Hauerwas
Fifth Avenue
Watersliet
Samaritan
Hughes Autograph Brush Company
Watersiet_ Heuerwas
F. W. F. Caird
ON THE AIR Radio Programs From Local Stats
Radio schedule fragments list programs and times across stations in Schenectady Albany and nearby regions. Entries include Morning News Breakfast, Veterans Affairs Report, Armed Forces Coverage, Twilight Concerts, and various religious and cultural broadcasts with hosts and segment names.
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Ooeean Chaterigh
Sherkits
Ratie
Reatin Deaters
Areme Antrews
Nescer Basiy MO
Waring Pom
Iu War Telescope
Weimar Governor Appoints Anti Nazi Reform Regime
Weimar acting premier Brill outlines a purge of Nazi influence in administration and schools. He proposes confiscation of Nazi assets, evictions from large centers, police surveillance, and a bottom up education reorganization. He calls for labor unions, broader press use, and trade with the Soviet Union to rebuild Germany.
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Weimar
Germany
Hermane L. Reith
Buchenwald
Giber
Social Democratic
Reichstag
Apjee
Ikote
Frill
Hitler
Thuringien
Ministry of the Interior
Soviet Union
Capital Chaff and the Case of the Missing Vote
A Capitol Row over a $2,500 expense allowance triggers a shouting match and a punch. Rep Cannon’s vote flip to appease allies, Taber’s denial, and a later eye strike mark a charged exchange amid salary talks and committee maneuvering. Plus notes on Senate stationery and long distance calls amid budget skirmishes and policy postures. Patricia Ann Towne, 2, dies after ingesting strychnine in Parish hospital incident.
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Ting
Cannon
Taber
Joz Hendricks
Deland
Florida
New York
Faber
Dennon
Congress
O'Neal
Kentucky
McCormack
Massachusetts
Iassembly
Washington
Newsjream
Clintander
Secretary of Agriculture-to
Anfierson
Cal
Ed Kennedy
Capital
Newspaper’ Guild
Richard Harding Davis
Senate Appropriations Caommit Iso
Wy Bell Syndicate, Inc
Monoxide Gas Kills Father and Son in Albany Home
A father Joseph A Seery Sr and his seven year old son Joseph A Seery Jr died from carbon monoxide fumes traced to a gas hot water heater and a living room heater in their Albany residence. Coroner Dr. Gregory Nealon ruled accidental death as neighbors and responders found them unconscious at 7 Walter Street.
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Albany
Coronel J.gregory Nealon
Joseph A Seery, Sr
Joseph A. Seery
Harold Murphy
North
Pearl Street
Nealon
Albany Polite
Fire Department
Campiona Sons Puneral
Troy Burns Club Field Day Plans Set for June 23
The Troy Burns Club will conduct its annual field day at the home of president Joha T Campbell in North Greenbush with the Auxiliary and Scottish societies from Albany and Schenectady. David C Lithgow leads the program featuring Troy versus Albany sports, with James Bowman Joseph D MeCullough William Gailey George B Sibley and John R Phillips arranging sports. Luntcheon duties fall to Robert E Urquhar k William Milter Gavin Lawson and J Thomas Best. David S Murray plans dancing and James H Baxter handles invitations.
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Troy Burns Club
Joha T. Campbell
North Greenbush
Albany
Schenectady
David C. Lithgow
Troy
James Bowman
Joseph D. MeCullough
William Gailey
George B. Sibley
John R. Phillips
Luntheon
Robert E. Urquhark
William Milter
Gavin Lawson
J. Thomas Best
David S. Murray
James H. Baxter
Boy Treated at Hospital After Dog Bite Attack
A boy at 167 Eighth Street was treated yesterday afternoon at Samaritan Hospital for a dog bite on his back. Police say the dog is owned by a Ninth Street resident. Patrolmen John Brahen and Karl Pendi transported the boy to the hospital in a radio car and he was later returned home.
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Robert O'Brien
Samarian Hospital
Ninth Street
John Brahen
Karl Pendi
Poestenkill Pals Stage Skit At 4-H Rally
The Poestenkill Pals 4 Club will present a skit today at the county 4-H rally at Knickerbocker Junior High School. Transportation for ten cast members is provided by Mrs. Everett Misslinger Reet Shaw and Nelson H. Sthmay. The club continues practice for a later public performance.
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Poestenkill Pals 4 Club
Knickerbocker
Everett Misslinger
Reet Shaw
Nelson H. Sthmay
Jedder
British Gas Boost Brings Back Autos
British motorists were allowed back on the road today as fuel allowances rose for gasoline cards. A card holders gain an extra 1 week supply and miles per month limits increase, enabling more prewar cars on the highways. Manufacturers warn that high taxes and material shortages will curb new car output, with some models unlikely in showrooms before next year.
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London
Washington
Wee Ane
Society of Motor
Honda
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Service of Lines
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Jack Besay
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Church of the Ain
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Smith
Ned Calmer
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Merry
Porgn Willscheld
Patricia Ann Towne
Parish
Karty J. Gilmore
Richard JH. Hudson
Tamerack Road
George Hudson
Moosburg
Hanover
Hudson
Poestenkill
Sbetty Moore
Wtay
Fred W. Gurtis Paint & Drug CO
Congress St
Fifth Ave
Bond Bread
Benson
Court House
Fred Waring
THE
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Gorton Berger
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Honey and the Bees
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