Market Closes Up As Rail Stocks Lead Rally Across Board
New York markets reversed losses with rail stocks pacing gains for fractions to three points led by Central and D H. Among top performers were National Distillers American Tobacco Chrysler and Jones Loughlin as rail and utility issues strengthened. Transfers totaled 1 464 470 shares with cotton and wheat also advancing during the session.
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Baltimore & Ohio
K. C. Southern
M-K-T
Delaware & Hudson, Erie
Western Union
Western Union “A”,and “B,” Pure Oil
General Realty
Fajardo Sugar
Goodyear
Goodrich
Us$ Rubber
Standard Gas
Gimbel
Schenley
National Distillers
American Tobacco
Chrysler
Jones & Loughlin
Chicago
Market Grain and Dairy Prices in New York Report
New York markets show steady prices for flour, rye, cornmeal, buckwheat, and feed. Butter, cheese, eggs, poultry, and poultry products listed with wholesale ranges and grade distinctions amid overall price stability.
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New York
OPA
Stock Market Quoted by Foster and Adams
Foster and Adams report a quiet session with notable activity in blue chips and speculative issues. Prices edged lower amid cautious trading as investors weighed quarterly results and macro data.
West Sand Lake Plans and Easter Offering at Local Church
The Official Board met at the Methodist Church to discuss continuing the every member canvass as illnesses delayed pledges. A post church check-up will occur next Sunday morning. The Easter special offering supports work in South America. Rev Wilford Fowler will preach at 7:45 pm during the Lenten service, with the choir singing The Day of Consecration and a special program planned. Also listed are detailed poultry prices for live broilers, fryers, turkeys, ducks, and roosters under 13 pounds to over 22 pounds.
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Troy
Sage Students Hear Talk By Max Brauer
Max Brauer former Prussian Senate member spoke at Russell Sage College chapel about the war and Germany noting historical events altered maps and shattered moral foundations. He warned millions have died, nations lost freedom, and urged postwar peace through Christian love, human value, and cooperation.
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Troy Girl's Job Most Interesting Says Magazine
Miss Ruth Dauchy of Spring Avenue earns praise in Mademoiselle for a leading role at the Bronx Zoo Children’s Zoo. She supervises four helpers and lectures up to 1,000 school children daily while explaining animal manners and customs. A Mount Holyoke alumna with zoology training, she aided zoo construction in 1928 as Bronx Zoo secretary.
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Children's Zoo
Twenty two Erie freight cars derailed near Elmira Heights
Twenty two cars of a ninety car east bound Erie freight train derailed at Elmira Heights six miles north of Elmira last night. No injuries reported by Erie general yard master HE Wilson. Four cars damaged by fire sparked by fuel oil leaking from a damaged tank car. Firemen fought the blaze for three hours before dousing it.
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Farmers Market prices March 21 1944 trading steady
Market report from March 21 1944 shows celery to tomatoes with a largely flat trend. Readable items include celery cauliflower beets turnips carrots spinach parsnips apples oranges grapefruit pears cabbage peppers beans peas tomatoes broccoli rutabagas lemons lettuce dandelions parsley radishes potatoes yams bananas garlic mushrooms and more with varied per unit prices and crate or basket quantities.
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Texas
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Irving Pawley Dies Of Heart Attack At 80
Irving Pawley, 80, died yesterday at his home in Paestenkill from a heart attack. Coroner Charles J. Cote ordered removal to Fonda Funeral Home. Survived by two sons, Guy and Otto Pawley. Funeral Friday at 2 pm at Fonda Funeral Home, interment Oakwood Cemetery. Also notes robins sighted near Sneders Lake on spring day.
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Oakwood
Ray Castle
Sneders Lake
Marines Go Ashore on Emirau Island
Allied forces seized Emirau in the St Matthias group northwest of Kavieng, completing isolation of enemy bases in the Bismarck archipelago. MacArthur noted the move brings the area within bombing range of Truk as battleships, aided by air attacks, pounded Kavieng with no U.S. losses.
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Committee Proposes Revised Price Control Law Changes
A House committee critical of OPA drafted two amended price control measures led by Rep. Smith of Virginia. The plan aims to curb agency overreach and ends kangaroo courts, altering the June 30 price cap and potentially affecting the rationing program beyond the coming year.
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U S Lend Lease Ships: 38 Carriers to Britain
Navy Secretary Knox announced the lend lease of 38 escort aircraft carriers to Great Britain. He called the transfer reminiscient of pre war aid and said the carriers would join the Allied anti submarine fleet.
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Fort Edward Soldier Awarded Distinguished Flying Cross
Decorated Corp Charles E Hill son of Mr and Mrs Bert Hull of 6 Union Street Fort Edward received the Distinguished Flying Cross for operational flight missions from August 1 to November 9, 1943. He serves with the 65th Troop Carrier Squadron Army Air Corps and is stationed in Australia.
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Bert Hull
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All Male Jury Selected in Lonergan Murder Trial
An all male jury finished late yesterday for Wayne Lonergan in the first degree murder trial of his wife Patricia Lonergan. Two alternates chosen. opening statements by ADA Jacob Grumet and defense counsel Edward Broderick set for today. Prosecution expects Dr Milton Helpern to testify. Lonergan’s unsigned confession disclosed.
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Jacob Grumet
Edward V. Broderick
Milton Helpern
Jury Probes Pay Sharing in Legislative Offices
The social grand jury probing legislative spending, led by Special Prosecutor Hyam C Todd, investigates salary sharing between staff and non employees. The inquiry, centered on past and present employees of the 40th Senatorial District, questioned clerks and other office workers as well as several lobbyists who waived immunity including Richard Guylay of the Citizen's Public Expenditure Survey and Robert C Wheeler of the New York State Society of Professional Engineers.
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40Th Senatorial
Richard Guylay
Citizen’s Public Expenditure Survey
Robert C Wheeler
New York State Society of Professional Engineers
Masons Confer Degree At Apollo Lodge Ceremony
Apollo Lodge F and A M conferred the first degree on a class of candidates at the Masonic Temple last night led by Master Kenneth B Herrington. Assistants included Willam E Gibson Merton I Roy Clifford A Lewis and Fred A Richardson. The class will receive the first degree again on April 4 followed by a social.
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Kenneth B Herrington
Willam E. Gibson
Merton I Roy
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Fred A Richardson
Herrington
London Has Brisk Nazi Fire Raid
London faced a brisk German air raid described as a renewed effort to burn the capital. Incendiaries and high explosives dropped by the Luftwaffe prompted a fierce barrage with reports of a raider falling from the sky and a dawn alert leading to a half hour of heavy shelling.
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General Warns on Draft Will Hurt Industry Says General
Maj. Gen Ray Eporter, assistant chief of staff for training, warned the draft will not yield many more servicemen than the current 7,700,000 and would threaten industrial war production. He noted the army cannot withdraw a large force from industry if it is to sustain the fighting effort.
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Ray Eporter
Latham Group Elects Weed Chairman and Officials
Donald Weed was elected chair man of the Latham Community Association at the monthly business meeting. Others chosen include Mrs Elmer Litchfield as vice chairman Mrs Eer bert Johnson as secretary William Williams as treasurer J Freder icks as financial secretary and Mass Ale Luke as corresponding secretary. An old fashioned dance will be staged and the Latham Min strels under Company B Cohoes New York State Guard will be given April 27 and 28 at Keveny Hall. Cohoes Community singing and dancing followed the business session with music by the Latham Association. The next meeting is set for 8:30 pm April 20 with the program led by the new program chairman Mrs Robert Bev endge.
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Elmer Litchfield
Eerbert Johnson
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J. Fredericks
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Latham Minstrels
Cohoes New York State Guard
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Grateful Woman Leaves Estate to Government
Corrine St Jacques, 58, died November 16, leaves real property not more than 9000 dollars and personal property not more than 10000 dollars to the U S Government in gratitude for living in the great county. Probate filed in surrogate's court yesterday.
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