Market rally led by steels and rails amid mixed futures
Market advances featured gains in steel and rail stocks with uneven late trading. Major names such as American Airlines Eastern Zine Transcontinental Western Air Pan American Airwera Chrysler and others posted higher quotes while bonds also edged up. Wheat and cotton futures finished higher in a volatile session.
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New York
American Airlines
Eastern Diss
Tramsconinesta
Western Air
Pan America
Airwera
Chrysler
Hudson Motors
General Mootors
U, & Steel
Douglas Aircraft
Westinghouse
Southern Pacifc
Northern Pacific
Chesapeake & Odo
Atlaatic
Nickel’ Plate
Uist
Chicago
Stock Market Quoted by Foster and Adams
Foster and Adams report a high market session with notable gains and a closing level that reflects strong demand across leading securities. Investors eyed shifting interest as prices advanced and trading volume increased on broad participation.
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Foster
Adams
High
Providence Man Preaches At Union Service
Rev. Bernard Iddings Bett of Providence preached at a union Holy Week service for 250 Episcopal churches in New York City. He spoke on God as Jesus, the selfless perfect example, and the necessity of bearing one’s cross to follow Him, noting those who deny man and seek God may face hell.
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Bernard Iddings Bett, DD
Providence
R. L
Church of the Ascension
Bes
Jesus
Jemis
Hell
Power Company Report Reveals 82 Million Net in 13th Year
The New York Power and Light Corp. reported 82,823,108 revenue for 1344 against 2,860,069 in 1643 and an year end earned surplus of 4,140,376 after paying 1,589,001 in preferred stock dividends.
Auto Firm Notes Jump in Payroll
New York General Motors Corp. employed an average of 336,167 hourly and salaried workers in the United States in 1944, with total wages of 995,094,179 dollars. The company reported a drop from 1943 in both employment and production, noting a larger decline in unemployment than in production.
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New York
General Motors Corp
Alfred
Stoin, Jr
Sloen
Marshall defends army size and furlough policy in Senate hearing
General Marshall told the Senate Military Affairs Committee that he resisted pressure to grow the army beyond 7.7 million and focused on optimal use of personnel. He cited furloughs for 12 000 South Pacific troops and explained the pipeline needed to send men overseas and bring them home.
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Hitler
Iti
Mershall
Senate
Megrshall
Marshall
South Pacific
Jen
Acongright
The
Bell Sradtenté
Obituaries and funeral notices excerpt
Miss Anna Theresa Coffey died at Mary McClellan Hospital after two long illnesses. Surviving sisters Katherine Dooley and Fulla Coffey of Greenwich. brothers Jeremiah and Coffey of Troy. several nieces and nephews. Funeral from Dooley home then St Joseph's Church with requiem mass in Greenwich. Entombment at St Joseph's Cemetery Greenwich. Dennis Cohan, longtime Corinth resident, died at Saratoga Hospital. Survived by daughters Mrs Pacco, Mrs O Connor Palmer, Miss Josephine Cohan. sons John J. Cohan Palmer, Bernard D. Cohan New Hartford. five grandchildren and one great granddaughter. Funeral Monday 9 am from residence then Church of the Immaculate Conception. burial at St Mary's Cemetery Corinth. Mrs Catherine MacFarland, former Cohoes resident, died at Ellis Hospital Schenectady. Funeral from Jennings Funeral Home Schenectady then St Thomas Church with absolution and solemn requiem Mass at St Thomas Church. Burial at St Agnes Cemetery Cohoes. Miss Elizabeth B Connell funeral held at residence then St Patrick's Church with solemn requiem Mass by Rev Jones. Burial at St Peter's Cemetery with Fathers Lawlor and Connell officiating. Mrs Ida Malin of Fort Edward died after short illness. survived by husband and sister Miss Addie Williams. Thomas J Murphy funeral held from residence then St Michael's Church with high Mass. W A Kelly funeral held from daughter’s residence and Church of Our Lady of Good Counsel. Edward Billert dies after several days illness. Polish-born, formerly of Hoosick Falls, survived by wife Maida Sprague, daughter Julia Ann, and brother Robert Billert.
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Anna
Theresa Coffey
Mary McClellan
Katherine Dooley
Fulla Coffey
Greenwich
Jez
Jeremiah
Coffey
Troy
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Greetw Patel
Dennis Cowan
Dennis Cohan
Corinth
Saratoga Hospital
Ireland
International Paper Unit
Church of the
Utica
John J. Cohan
Palmer
Bernard D. Cohan
New Hartford
Charles B. Paces
Robert J. Pacco
Army Air Force
San Marcos
Mary P. Cohan
Coxsackie
Bernard J
Robert J. Cohan
Jeanne Marie Pacco
Church of the Inmacuate Conception
Buriel
St Mary's Cemetery
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Duncan MacFarland
Coates
Ellis Hospital
Schenectady
Cohoes
Thames
Elizabeth Flannigan Douohte
Contes
John F. MacFarland
Duncan V. MacFarland
Edward D. MacFarland
Schenectandy
Thomas Donohue
Ida Malin
Jean Malin
Fort Edward
Pay
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Addie $Williams
Washington Street
T. 3. Murphy
Thomas J. Murphy
Burden Avenue
St. Michael's Church
William B. Conwell
James J. MacGrath
Agnes T. O'Conner
Prenk J
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Ralph Walsh
Peter J. Flynn
Joseph J. Derkowski
Thomas 4. McDermott
Si. Joseph’s Cemetery
Father Connell
Elkner J. Connelly
W. B. Kelly
William B. Kelly
Sacred Heart
Jesus
T Peuol McGraw
William Tyrrell
William Daly
Timothy Geren
John Ryan
John Jarvis
St. John’s Cemetery
Schaghticoke
Father McConnell
Edward Billert
Edward "Billert
Worth Hoosick
Poland
Mr. Billett
Hoosick Falls
Stevens & Thompson Paper Mills
Maida Sprague
Misa
Julia Ann Billert
Robert Billert
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Funeral arrangements for Hoosick Falls resident
Several nephews including Jona Billest of Hoosick Falls survive. The funeral will be conducted at 3 p.m. tomorrow from Robson Funeral Home Hoosick Falls. Burial will be in Roseland Cemetery at White Creek.
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Ack
N. J
Jona Billest
Hoosick Falls
Robson Funeral Home
Roseland Cemetery
White Creek
Court Calendar Call Moved To Today For Good Friday
Court Calendar Call for the April term of the Supreme Court will be held at 3 pm today instead of tomorrow. Court Clerk William E French announced the change because tomorrow is Good Friday and many offices will close from noon. Alvina Alverson of Successful Farming advises turning clothes with ties or sashes inside out before washing to save trouble.
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Troy Area
Supreme Court
Wiliam E French
Alvina Alverson
Political Stage Continued On Surrender and Endgame
The piece discusses expected surrender dynamics in World War II, noting leaders like Eisenhower foresee an imposed rather than unconditional surrender. It predicts a gradual end via a series of advances, with organized resistance weakening this summer and guerrilla efforts persisting afterward.
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Goering
Syuth
Eisenhower
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