Market Nears Two Million Share Session
New York stocks opened with strong volume as leaders rallied to multi year peaks, but profit taking trimmed gains. Total trading reached 1,593,665 shares with Steels and General firms among leaders as War Labor Board and wage ceiling news stirred optimism and some cashing in on possible international market shifts.
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War Labor Board
U. Ss. Steel
Bethlehem, Republic
Youngstown Sheet
Santa Fe
N. Y. Central
Southern Pacific
Atlantic Coast Line
Delaware& Hudson
Gulf Mobile & Ohio
Houston Oil
Goodyear
U S. Rubber
J. I. Case
Western Union
General Motors
Engineers Public Service
Douglas Aircraft
Westinghouse
Montgomery Ward
General Electric
Creole Petroleum
Carrier Corp
Glen Alden Coa
Republic Aviation
Chicago
New York price report shows steady farm product bids
New York March market summary lists steady prices for flour varieties, cornmeal, buckwheat, and rye. Butter and cheese quotes remain firm with high grade premiums. eggs, poultry, and dressed fowl values vary by weight and grade. Includes wholesale ranges for feed, white and brown poultry, and frozen turkey markets with freight and delivery notes.
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New York
Buffalo
OPA
Liv
Gardens and Price Control Discussed at Public Meeting
Victory Gardeners in Rensselaer County urged bigger gardens as Samuel B. Dorrance spoke at School 18. The event, co sponsored by教育 boards and price panels, linked food production to price ceilings and explained how to cooperate with the Troy Price Panels for consumer compliance.
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Victory
Samuel B. Dorrance
Rensselaer County
Board of Education
County Victory Garden Council
Rensselaer County City Rationing Board
Durance
Dorrance
George H. Krug
Almeda C. Sears
District Office of Price Administration
Price ceilings and remedies for overcharged goods
Rita Fitzsimmons explains ceiling prices while Eugene J. Nathan outlines how to identify posted ceilings, verify pricing, and act if overcharged. Consumers can tell retailers, report to the price board, or sue dealers, with emphasis on cooperation to curb inflation and fight black markets as Seattle Story promotes consumer action.
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Rita Fitzsimmons
Eugene J. Nathan
OPA
Nathan
Seattle
Joseph T. Sproule
New York Senate Debates Highway, Education and Voting Bills
The Senate advanced a highway planning bill and a companion assembly measure but after Dunnigan complained of missed debate. Moses backed a city arterial highway aid plan, Steingut criticized city treatment, and a governor backed soldier ballot reforms faced partisan defeat. Also debated were education districting, war veteran pay, check cashing licensing, and a constitutional veteran preference. The soldier vote issue drew Dunnigan claims of vote manipulation and Dewey alignment.
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John J. Dunnigan
Dunnigan
Assembly
Irwin Steingut
New York City
Steingut
Robert Moses
Judiciary
Dewey
New York
Merchant Marine
Red Cross
Dunnifan
St. Lawrence River
Third of Lansingburg War Fund Quota Raised
Lansingburg's Red Cross War Fund campaign has reached 31 percent of its $15,000 goal, with $4,692.25 raised. Chairwoman Mrs. James C. Covert reported incomplete house to house canvassing and sparse cooperation from residents. Contributions vary near $1 per call, while overall average needed is $3 per donor to meet the target.
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James C. Covert
Covert
Pleasantdale
St. Mark’s Methodist
Trinity Episcopal Churches
Deacons Fund
First Presbyterian Church
Bowen Beverage Co
Commodore Cleaners
Brjan Theater
Carl Machine Co
Gosselin Motors
Jack Troy Auto Body Works
Crowley, Inc
Bon Ton Cleaners and Dyers
Troy
Cluett, Peabody & Co., Inc
Freihofer Baking Co
2,500 Paratroopers to Reinforce Allied Lines at Gela
The War Department released details of an operation to land 2,500 troops from the 82nd Airborne Division in the Gela area. The memo reports 170 aircraft involved, anti aircraft fire from enemy and friendly forces, and losses of 23 planes and 410 personnel. The assault followed an enemy bombing and occurred as flares illuminated the area.
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War Department
82Nd Airborne Division
Gela
Missionary to Speak At Central Lutheran
Mrs. Paul Matchetzki travels under the Board of Foreign Missions of the United Lutheran Church in America to present Mission Projects at Central Lutheran Church this city. She and her late husband Rev. Paul O. Matchetzki, formerly stationed in Buenos Aires and Eldorado Argentina and later New Amsterdam British Guiana, will speak on Sunday 7 45 p m for the congregation and friends Monday for men and Tuesday for women.
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Paul
British Guiana
Congregation
Friends
Women Voters League Plans at Excelsior Springs Convention
Rensselaer County League met at the Y.W.C.A. to discuss the platform for the National League of Women Voters convention to be held in April at Excelsior Springs Missouri. Miss Katharine McCormick led the discussion and a committee including Mrs. Gwynnee Ross, Mrs. Edwin Allen, and Mrs. Arthur Walrath reported on legislative activity. A pre primary meeting with three parties will be held at the Y.W.C.A. Thursday night, announced President Mrs. W. Franklin Spafford.
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National League of Women Voters
Excelsior Springs
Rensselaer County League
Katharine McCormick
Gwynnee Ross
Edwin Allen
Arthur Walrath
League
W. Franklin Spafford
Thaw Affects New York Ski Slopes This Weekend
Albany report from the State Division of Commerce lists five NY slopes with usable conditions. Old Forge shows a soggy surface on a 33 inch base, while Phoenicia at 1500 feet has 12 to 45 inches granular snow and good skiing. Saranac Lake has one inch new snow on an 18 inch base with fair skiing, Speculator reports excellent skiing, Tupper Lake has a crusty 12 inch base with fair skiing, Lake Placid is thawing with no skiing, North Creek offers four inches fresh wet snow on a deep hard base with good skiing under fog.
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Close Alleghany Ludlum
Allied Chem
Allis Chalmers
Can
Car & Fdy
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Smell
Ag Am Steel Fdy
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del & Hud
Douglas
Great North
Caul- Kennecott
Kresge
Libby, Mc & Libby
Cr. Ligg & Meyers
Loew's
Marine-Mid Corp
McKes & Robbins
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Nash-Kelvinator
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North Amer
Packard Motors
Escarole
Pennsylvania
Oo Phillips Petrol
Pullman Co
Texas
Radio Corp
Idaho
Repab Steel
Florida
Reynolds Tob
St Jo
Schenley
Sears-Roebuck
Sinclair Oil
Iit We
Socony Wac
Southern Pac
Southern Ry
Sperry Corp
Stand Brands
O Cal
So Cal Ea
Studebaker
Tr Texas Co
Western Union
West Air
West E & M
Willy Overland
Woolworth
Gstown
Sh&t
Albany
New York
State Divion of Commerce
Old Forge
Phoenicia
Saranac Lake
Speculator
Tupper Lake
Lake Placid
North Creek
Delay Would Make Inauguration Impossible Says Feinberg
The majority leader Benjamin F. Feinberg warned that the delay would render it physically impossible for a new President to take office on January 10. He discussed potential candidates but offered limited elaboration on who the new President might be.
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Benjamin F. Feinberg
Auto Union Won't Back Ford Suspension Move
R J Thomas president of United Auto Workers CIO said the union has not committed to approving the suspension of fifty Ford employees linked to barricading Rouge plant gates. He said the union will not retreat from its no strike pledge and will review discipline cases to defend or protect innocent members.
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Detroit
Thomas
Southpaw Ace To Join Tribe In 1944 Contract
31 year old southpaw ace of the Cleveland Indians mound corps has accepted terms of his 1944 contract and will report at the Tribe’s Leagues spring camp.
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Cleveland Indians
Tribe
Peckinpaugh Announces Smith Agreement During Call
Vice President Roger Peckinpaugh said today in Fayette Indiana that Smith agreed to sign his contract. The Webster Groves Missouri telephone talk revealed a pretty good raise in the deal while last season’s AT games noted seven losses.
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Fayette
Ind
Roger Peckinpaugh
Peckinpaugh
Smith
Webster Grove
Datk Ilnaticer
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