Stock List Rebounds In Active Day On Broad Rally
New York stocks rose broadly on moderately active trading led by rails and industrials. The Dow Jones industrial average climbed to the day’s high amid war news relief and strong gains in Schenley and Steels, with notable advances in American Can and U S Steel.
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Auloy
Schenley
Pricun
Galna
Anderson Prichard
Socony Vacuum
Bindish
Skelly
Steela
U.S
Seasion
Rutos
Steels
General Motors
Chrysler
Aleried Chemical
American Can
American
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
United Aircraft
Goodyear
Proctor & Gamble
National Steel
Neh Ntt-Sparks
Bendix Aviation
Lehtoan Corp
Jewel Ten
Sai Skelly
Seaboard Oi
Mission
Industrial Rayon
International & Vee
Sehening
Nickel Plate
Louisville & Nashville
Santa Fe
Atlantic
Canal Line
Baltimore & Ohio
Union Pacific
Panhandle Eastern Pipeline
Consolidated Edison
Dow Jones
Tuoséty
Prices and Market Notes From Menands Trading Row
A jumble of commodity prices and market notes from Menands shows cattle, dairy, produce, and wholesale items with varied quotations. Multiple firms and brands appear, including Calves, Am Car and Pay, Allied Chemical, and Bethlehem, alongside broader market commentary and references to national policy.
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Peter
Adame
Allegheny Ludhur
Atle Chalmara
Wits
Am Car & Pay
DOD
Am Gak & Blec
Preet Atrong
Am Loca
Mark Arm
Am Steel Fay
Tetiour
T & OS
Endix Aviation
Bethlehem
Uld& Leela Tm
Carp
Iuett
BS Baha
Ind Gat
Seiaine Taikhet del & Hucson
Ea Mustard Greene
Bea
Beitash
Pel Goodrich Ak 90 Ayy | Hos 7m Huneen An Great North, Pd. i 33% Ada Lees
Dares
Erate
Krom
Homeatake
ASU AD
Ee Jaeler
Inter Niket
Taft
Seobns-Manville Wik
Ennecot Cay
Korea
Alum, Co
Amer
Atkagses N Gan
Bug
Kresge
Libby, Me & Libby Lige
Myers
Prnethog Ayave
Mack ‘Truck Aq
Barry Biscuit
Corp
Marconi
Martin Glen
Catlinae
Mont Ward
Biscuit Nat Distillers
Lec
Bond & Share
Fairchi
Soviet
Russia
Nat Dairy
Ad- NY
Imperial
Gan
Niagara Mohawk
Pete
Acheson
Newh Amer
Rawser Frazer TM
Senate
Louisiana
Ohio
Packard Marais
Niag & Hudson
Pan-Amer Corp
Phillijis Petrol
Pennroad Corp
Pullman Co
Taft Pure Oil
Radio Corp
Technicolor
Ache
Keith Rem Rand Repub Steat Reynolda Tei
St Jo Lead Schenley Seary-Roenark Sinclair Oi Socony Vacuum Southern Co
Southern Pacific Southern Raibway
jStand Brands Lo Cal Edi
NJ Studebaker Texas Co Union Car Ride Union Pace Unit
Air Coup
United Corps
United L & Ry
United Fruit
United Gas
Warner Bros
Air Brake
Westinghouse
Etec
Willys Overland
Woolworth
Youngsain
Sh & Tu
Taft Policy Shift on Nationalist Formosa Aid Arises
White House policy statement urges no military backing for Chinese Nationalists on Formosa, favoring united arms aid for Korea. State Department officials say the policy was based on circumstances that have changed, and Acheson is identified as a key mover in this week’s reversal.
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Tatt
Formosa
Acheson
Yalta
Potsdam
United States
Russia
China
South Korea
Taf
Tate
Harold £. Stassen
Deisions
Sassen
University of Penneytvania
Taft
Lucas
Truman
United Nations
U.N. Security Council
Jat Home
Population shifts in Warren Essex and Clinton counties
Census figures show Kingsbury and Fort Ann with notable gains and losses across Warren Essex and Clinton counties. Whitehall, Granville, and Hudson Falls also show shifts, while Saratoga County towns and villages display varied gains. Fort Edward and Ballston figures are highlighted with multiple population moves across municipalities.
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Kingsbury
Fort Ann
Fort Edward
Hudson Falls
Hartford
Whitehall
Whitehell
Gran-ville
Warren
Essex
Clinton
Foss
Saratoga County
Ballston
Ballston Spa
Charter
Ton
Clifton Park
Corinth
Edinburg
Galway
Greenfield
Hadley
Halt Moon
Malta
Mechanicville
Milton
Moreau
South Glens
Northumberland
Providence
Saratoga
Saratoga Springs
Schuylerville
Tossoof
Stallwater
Sidiwater
Waterfond
Waterford
Witten
Washmneton County
Padmaais
Feder
Coty
Argyie
Isd
Vilage
Arye
Sas
Camtinuge
Iml
Desdee
Basten
Fort Edwart
Fort Ranara
Bsrame
Giremwich
Mamgton
Weriford
Houdenn Pass
Putnam
Wilinge
White Creek
Gem
Mt Woortee
Say
Nee Aanz
Moteea
Truman Urges Peace as Korea Crisis Deepens
President Truman tells Reserve Officers' Association that the nation must pursue strong defense and better living standards while facing a serious situation. He notes U N support for Korea and says U S planes and ships are in combat action as defense lines tighten across the Pacific and Indo-China.
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Learry
Free Nations
Mr. Truman
Mayflower Hotel
Alr
Truman
Louis Johnson
White House
South Korea
Johnson
Korea
Pacific
The
Reserve Association
Gentrai Ming Korea
Reserve Officers’ Association
Ima
Inehief
Brosome
Irive
United Nations
Russia
Indo-China
Philippines
Formosa
U.S
Kremlin
Livestock Market Report From East Buffalo
New arrivals at the East Buffalo market are mostly dairy type cows and bulls amid a moderately active demand. Prices hold steady with fat dairy cows selling mainly from 1820 dollars, and a few smooth young cows also traded.
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East Buffalo
New York State Department of Agriculture and Markets
Jsg
Graduates Honored at St Peter's Academy Exercises
The St Peter's Academy 1950 graduation followed an 11 a.m. Mass at St Peter's Church. Rev Michael F Engush presided and awarded 44 diplomas and prizes to Herbert Nass Edith Owens Roberta Murray Josephine Mucha. Principal address by Rev Charles C Smith. Father English spoke and congratulated graduates.
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St. Peter's Academy
Lewis Catrona
Angels Carina
Pher
Andrew Gloisco
Paul Graber
Robert Graber
Robert McClure
John Malone
Paul Manella
Herbert Nass
Herbert Quinn
Maurice Riely
Raymond Rogers
Henneth Stebbins
John Talarico
Joseph Fosney
Janet Ballard
Patricia Bulmer
Jane Callahan
Efleen Carroll
Asunta Centanni
Janst Conroy
Fa Ceraldi
Mary Ecker
Joyce Freeman
Stildred Greelish
Barbara Joslin
Jean Lassard
Sheila McConville
Anne McManus
Theresa Meighan
Josephine Mucha
Roberta Murray
iCarol Settson
Audrey Neumann
Joan Seville
Anne O'Connor
iRuth Connor
Edith Owens
Ante Pettigneli
Patricia Riley
Mane Speciale
Patricia Whimple
Strike Closes Cement Plant at Catskill
AFL cement workers walked out at Alpha Portland Cement Co. closing a plant near Catskill. About 175 Local 53 members joined the strike demanding higher wages and a pension plan. Operations halted at the Mare ns Creek plant as workers walked out Tuesday.
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Am Afl
Alpha Portland Cement Co
Loral 53
Cement, Lime
Gxp‘sum
Alpha Company
Mare Ns Creek
Obituaries and funeral notices from Albany area papers
A long obituary page lists services and interments for Mrs Jennie Guia Mrs Elizabeth Loftus Salvatore Ritrovato Walter Wiley and others The notices include services at Bryce Funeral Home St Patrick s Church St Henry s Cemetery and St Mary s Cemetery along with bearers organists and clergy The report also notes the deaths of Mrs Ludwig Schumacher Miss Mary Davis Miss Grace L Smith Miss Anna Connor Miss Harriet Ferguson and Henry Higgett among others with details on their funeral arrangements and surviving relatives
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Guia
Jennie Guia
Bryce Funeral Home
Avenue
Harold W. Griffls
Fifth Avenue
State Street
Friesda
Albany Rocal Cemetery
Turaday
Bethlehem Lodge
Rebekahs
Mra. Loftus
Elizabeth Loftus
Cambridge
St. Patrick's Church
Charles E. Bauman
OSA
Thornes Flenigan
Beaaie Mahon
Edmund Ryan
Thomas E
Thomas L. McInerney
John Mulligan
Raymond Ford
Robert McCarthy
Richard Sheland
St. Patrick's Cemetery
Father Flanigan
B. V. Murray
S.A
Ludwig Schumacher
Nassau
Memorial Hospital
Albany
Pennsylvania
First Baptist
Ludwig John Schumacher
Nas
Harrietthe Larkin
Averill Waters
Park
St Henry's Church
St.Henry's Cemetery
Ritrovato
Samuel B. Costello
Si .Mary’s Cemetery
Father Ryan
Harriet Ferguson
Harriet C. Ferguson
Frank W. Ferguson
Pawling Avenue
Brunswick
Troy
Eddy Memorial
Sa Maritan Hospital
Allen W. Lee
Church of Christ
Eagle
Oakwood Cemetery
Grace L. Smith
Jackson Avenue
Cohoes
Leonard Hospital
Co ‘Hoes
Beate Wilde
O'Connor
Anna C Jo' Connor
Hodgs Avenue
Green Island
St. Joseph's Church
James P Hanrahan
St. Bridget’s Church
Watervliet
C.F. ‘Toomey
Jesus
Henry G. Hightt
Henry G. Higgett
Hill Street
Tin Trey
William H
Mary Glasheen Higgitt
Ludiew Valve Ca
St. Michael's ‘Church
Trojan Post
V-Fav
Fun
National Association of Power Engineers, Inc
Julia Raleigh
William
Joseph
Francis Paul
Henry G. Higgitt
Joan J. Hingith
Harry Burnhard
Thomas
Vv. Withensky
J. Boyd Alendorph
Two Arrested in Brick Theft at New High School
Investigation into brick thefts at the new high school continued with Detective Shields Sergeant Lyons and chief detectives directing. The missing brick reportedly valued over 1000 dollars. Police and county investigators, plus Waterview officials, collaborated as inquiries expanded.
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Shields
Lyons
John F. Lynch
O'Brien
Kenneth G. Fake
Edwin
Jurvingstone
Roy
Maunce J. Kennan
Francis W. Connors
Waterview Police Department
Merrill
Connors
Daniel Miller
Field
William L. Crowe Construction Co
Schoor
State Guard Ready to Back Civil Defense System
Governor Dewey announced New York is prepared to swiftly mobilize a state guard to complete a civilian defense system for wartime emergencies. He said the National Guard, totaling 27 000 men, is fully integrated and equipped if federal service is required, and a special Legislature session might be needed only for funding.
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Albany
Dewey
New York
New
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Dumich
Zunch
Jess
Zurich General Accibent and Urgkitt Insurance Company, Ltd
American Gueremice and Liability Murance Company
Iss Teurance Company of
New York Telephone Co
Watervliet Arsenal
Lloyd Ramsay
St. Peter’s Academy
Catskill
Welcomts
New Gack Teephone Co
Troy Area
Mr. Wiley
Walter L. Wiley
George P. Ide Co
Orleans
Mary Davis
John J. Thomas J
Robert J. Waters
Mary G. Sullivan
Mary G. Suliman
Lennard
Daniel i Sultan
iGovernor
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Universel Warhera Magic
Grand Gas
RCA Zenith
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