Market Ends Higher Amid Broad Advance and Industrial Gains
The market extended gains with broad advance as several industrials led the rally and closing highs touched near midday levels. Dow Chemical DuPont and Coca Cola among leaders, bonds firmer with slight shifts, cotton futures steady to up.
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Germany
Dow Chemical
duPont
Cryster
Morgomery Ward
Sears Roebuce
Higester
Cask
Douglas
United Aircraft
Air Reduction
Bestman House
Continental Can
Delaware and Hudson
3 Coast Line
Chesepeake
Orio
Paramount Pepsi-Cola
Coca Cola
Creamery Marks Higher Prices Amid Distribution Adjustments
A fragmented note outlines wholesale cheese pricing with multiple percentages and grade labels, noting higher than $2 scores and a 42 percent figure while mentioning first hand distribution, sesta and commissions and no quotations. It references nominal prices around $25.085 and includes various letters and codes indicating grade and score changes.
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USA
Supreme Court limits interstate commerce power debate
A discussion notes the Supreme Court's recent interpretation of interstate commerce and shifts in constitutional power. It contrasts the decades of New Deal era rulings with questions about federal authority, cites concerns about centralized government, and argues for stronger checks and potential reforms to curb executive and judicial expansion.
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Supreme Court
Prankfurter
Australia
Canada
Local notices list visits and military moves in area
Whitehall Arthur Smith of Albany visits his son John Smith of Nedde Street. Milton and Martin Gallagher U S Navy visit mother Mrs Lillian Gallagher Mountain Street. John Salustri U S Navy son of Mr and Mrs Patsy Salusit High Street now in the South Pacific by letter. Mayor and Mrs Jarome B Campbell Saunders Street hear their son Robert L Campbell arrived safely in North Africa. Miss Katherine Noonan Williams Street recovering from a foot injury treated by Dr Leslie A White. Joseph Valastro son of Mrs Mary Valastro Main Street enlisted in the Marines and will leave for Parris Island in June 3.
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Arthur Smith
Albany
Whitehall
John Smith
Nedde Street
Milton
Martin _Gallagher
U. 3S. Navy
Lillian Gallagher
Mountain Street
John Salustri
U.S. Navy
Patsy Salusit
High Street
Arest
Pacific
Jarome B. Campbel
Saunders Street
Robert L. Campbell
North Africa
Katherine Noonan
Williama Street
Leslie A. White
Joseph ‘Valastro
Mary Valastro
Main Street
Marines Corps
Parris Island
Valastro
Soy Beans Will Enrich Ground And Are Not Difficult to Grow
Henry L. Pree explains garden soybeans, noting Sansei as the common early variety maturing in three months. Seeds yield green pods, maturity around 205 days, and plants reach two to three feet. Beans need sandy, well drained soil, inoculation with nitrogen-fixing bacteria, and are grown as forage or for soil enrichment. rabbits and Japanese beetles pose pests.
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Henry L Pree
NEA
Rokusan
Hokkaido
United States
Local Veterans and Community News From Whitehall Area
A list of local service members includes a member of Company I Sixth Regiment New York Guard for two years Mrs Sophie Lavin returns from Queens where her daughter Sister Edward of St Dominic professed vows Joan Jones hospital bound convalesces and Joseph Lyons underwent appendicitis surgery at Norfolk VA Walter Harper promoted to lieutenant junior grade in Pacific area Flora Williams named president of Washington County District of Rebekahs Roy Beckwith hosts Rural Charity Club with Five Hundred games Darla Barber celebrated fifth birthday Annual Whitehall High School Home Economics fashion show titled The Boys Arrive Biome featured many students with Mary Nedde receiving pupil gift after teaching display The WEW ERA piece notes De Camp General Hospital New Rochelle now hosts a beauty shop for WACs.
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Sophie Lavin
Queens
L. L
Sister Edward
St Dominic
Joan Jones
Glens Falls Hospital
Jorts
Borden
Joseph F. Lyons
Areman
U. S. Navy
Naval Hospital
Norfolk
Joseph Lyons
Bellamy Street
Walter Harper
Merrill, Harper
Adams Street
Pacific Area
Flora Williams
Boardman Street
Washington County
Rebek
Sally Willett
Patty Phillips
Donna Herbst
Betty
Joyce Griffin
Truman Kilburn
Barney Nichols
Eddie Scott
Eddie Barber
Billy Blanchard
Whitehall Public Schools
Sclorium
Keith Watkins
Mary Walsh
Marie Ross
Alicia Stiles
Helen Keenan
Ruth Whalen
Rosemary Noonan
Anna Dunbar
Merid Harter
Joseph Lazdzon, Jr
Daune Hewitt
Virginia Privee
Harriet Boulet
Dianne Berta
Ruth Lyons
Betty Caieprl
Gail Spaulding
Gillian Guerin
Edwar Stott
Veronica Crisping
Helen Pilcher
Mari‘lyn Parker
Junior Cucci
Dominic Panictina
Betty and
Mery Bray
Recruits Sought For State Guard Machine Gun Unit
A state order adds machine gun posts to the Headquarters Company of the State Guard. vacancies open for staff sergeant section sergeant four squad leaders two sergeants and seven privates. Area men should contact Capt. William Birkby on drill nights at the State Armory. The Headquarters Service Company will take part in Pleg Day services today at Mechanicville.
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Iate Guard
Troy
William Birkby
State Armory
Mechanicville
Lieut Dunn Returns from Navy Training Tour
Lieut Walter C Dunn the son of Mr and Mrs Walter G Dunn of 531 First Street left Sunday for Patuxent River Maryland where he will continue naval air training After entering service in 1941 Dunn received instrument flight training at Atlanta Georgia and completed multi engine trainer courses with Pennsylvania Central Airlines He is the son of the Troy Police Department traffic officer Dunn.
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Walter C Duan Ts
Walter G. Dunn
First Street
Patusent River
Asa
Dunn
Atlanta
Pennsylvania Central Airlines
Lintepant
Troy
Willkie Argues For Postwar Family Welfare Policy
We must begin after the war by ensuring every child receives basic necessities including education, food, clothing, medical care, and a decent home. The case rests on protecting dependents and aligning social protections with a freely competitive society. The GOP should deliver these guarantees to families.
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America
Abraham Lincoln
United States
Sytem
Republican Party
Charged With Speeding William Russell Jr of Wynants
Local police report a speeding charge against William Russell Jr of Wynants following a traffic stop. Details such as speed, location, and citation number are not provided in the readable text.
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William Russell, Jr
Traffic light violation leads to court date
A report from Captain Charles Burkhardt of the Fourth Precinct states a man was charged with running a traffic light and speeding on Fifth Avenue. An arrangement was set for 10-36am today at Troy Parties Court.
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Charles 5. Burkhardt
Fourth Precinct
Fifth Avenue
Troy Paties
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