Motor and Steel Stocks Edge Higher in Uneven Trading
Market briefs show modest gains for motor and steel shares as trading steadied after midday. Lead movers included Chrysler and Goodyear with other industries like General Motors and Western Union showing improvements, while a broad selling pressure eased and wheat futures bumped up slightly.
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Stecas
Chryster
Rethlene Steet
Youngstown Street
General Mores
US 3. Rubber
Gaddrich
Goodyear
Sears Rocouck
Caterinist
Western Union
Foster and Adank Report Highlights Market Dips
Foster and Adank provide a stock market snapshot showing a broad decline with mixed gains in select shares. Analysts note continued volatility amid economic data while traders watch key indices for direction.
N Y Produce Farmers Mark a 3.70 to 3.75 O
The New York produce market shows a steady range from 3.70 to 3.75 per hundredweight as farmers adjust prices. Local buyers monitor wholesale bids and seasonal demand amid modest trading activity.
City Hall Park Landscaping Under Way With New Trees
The Bureau of Parks led by Supt. Ameda Pel started work at City Hall Park replacing parked atios and rock mounds. Ten lowust and four catalpa trees were planted with stock from Congresayen Dean P iVevlor’s farm. Lawn work and bench restoration proceed as several parks prepare for opening.
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Burread
Superv
Ameda Pel
Cew
Carton
Superictenden
Trans Plantine
Alte
Jieeus
Congresayen
Dean PiVevlor
Brimeaick Road
Theaerace Wess
Toa Bannock
Catalpas
Bureau of Parks
Mrelt
Prospect
Powers
Bemen
North Bed
Freer Park
Arcadia
Bail
Ates
WAVES Recruit Troy Women in Local Campaign Visit Schedule
WAVES will resume Troy area recruiting as part of a continuing campaign. Miss Ren McConnell, specialist second class from Milwaukee, will visit Waterford Mechanicville and Saratoga Springs next week, with dates set for Waterford Monday Mechanicville Tuesday and Wednesday in Saratoga Springs. Chief Gunner’s Mate Joseph Sullivan announced four Troy recruits signed at the Inca station: Frank Aransky John Bachinsky Thomas Nepples Nicholas Protyk and Robert Hull of Watervliet.
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Wavy
Troy
Women In the Waves
Ren “McConnell
Milwaukee
Wis
Watervliet
Mechanicville
Saratoga Springs
Joseph Sullivan
Miss McConnell
Waterford
Noel
Rensselant County Court House
Chief Sullivan
Inca
Frank Aransky
First Street
John Bachinsky
Second Street
Thomas C. Nepples
Congress Street
Nicholas Protyk
Monroe Street
Robert Hull
Nineteenth Street
Watervhel
Ration-free sale of children's shoes authorized
Brice Administration said a ration-free sale of children's shoes in specified sizes runs through May 20. Prices cap at 1.89 per pair to move slow-stock. dealers set stock availability. About five million pairs expected, with shoppers also using two regular stamps from War Ration Book 3. Airplane Stamp 2 remains valid, and Book 1 ends as No. 13 shoe stamp expires.
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Albany
Brice
Botulism Dangers From Improper Home Canning Practices
Health guidance explains botulism risks from non acid vegetables and meats processed at home. Use approved methods such as pressure canner or water bath, follow correct times and temperatures, boil foods before tasting, and sterilize jars to prevent toxin growth.
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Opal Watkins
Agena
New Motor Truck Section of Guard To Be Mustered
A new motor truck section of the New York State Guard will muster at the Troy Armory Monday evening under Lt. William S. Wentworth. Four recruits joined this week: C A Clickner, A M Cushman, C W Lennon, L J Ryan. Eight positions remain open for chauffeurs and mechanics as interviews are urged for Troy Armory readiness ahead of the Peekskill camp tour from June 25 to July 6.
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New York State Guard
Troy
Wiliam S. Wentworth
C A Clickner
A M Cushman
C. W. Lennon
L. J. Ryan
Wentworth
Troy | Armory
Peekskill
Findley Guild Shower Honors Mrs Grimes of Zion
The A. M. E. Zion Findley Guild held a Tuesday shower for Mrs. Wren Grimes at Mrs. James Conway’s home. After a brief business session led by Mrs. Joseph Johnson, gifts were presented to the former secretary, now Mrs. Thurston Grimes serving with the armed forces in England.
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A. M. E. Zion Findley Guild
Wren’ Grimes
James Conway
Joseph Johnson
Gotia
Grimes
Elen Gonway
Corp. Thurston Grimes
Laboratory Splits Hairs In Invisible Wire Study
The General Electric Co at Schenectady uses platinum wire to model hair. About 25,000 strands, each 0.0013 inches thick, would equal the cross section of a human hair. When sandwiched between glass and held to light, the wire becomes nearly invisible to the eye.
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General Electric Co
Schenetiady
Army recruits get free haircuts at Fort Sheridan center
Army recruits at Fort Sheridan receive free G I haircuts at the recruit reception center. A 21 chair barber shop opened this month and is staffed by inductees on temporary assignment who cut about forty heads daily. No new soldiers may have hair longer than one inch.
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Fort Sheridan
Servicemen See Baseball Race Close
Marine correspondent surveys baseball race from military camps and bleachers. Analysts favor Pittsburgh Pirates or St Louis Cardinals in the National League while American League contenders include the Yankees and Red Sox. opinions vary but hints point to a tight finish.
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al Lopez
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Turnips Grow Well in Spring or Fall Easy in Cool Weather
Gardening note explains turnips thrive in spring or fall and struggle in heat. Early Snowball and Early White Moles varieties can yield in six weeks with sowing guidance. Fall crop should start in early August and seed spacing given.
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Yissures
Long Island
Burpee
Evaporated Milk Stock Safe in Troy Says Health Official
Troy health commissioner Dr James Flynn announced there is no shipment of the federal oversupply of evaporated milk to Troy. The New York City Health Department traced the poisoning case to milk sent to hospitals and schools from a 45 000 000 pound surplus but none of it has been shipped to New York City or Troy. The tainted stock remains stored in upstate New York and the Midwest, with no government shipments to local institutions.
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James Il Fiynn
New York City
James H.plynn
W. Frank Leversee
New York
Midwest
New Rulings on Zero Point Foods
The Office of Price Administration allows bakers and industrial users to acquire and use zero point rationed foods such as lard with formal OPA registration. Authorization starts tomorrow and requires registration for industrial use. Zero point status may return later with a new point value.
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Office of Price Administration
Fursday
OPA
Rainiers Captain Sees Coast League Favoritism Despite War
Capt Roscoe C Torrance of Seattle Foresees baseball continuing but warns that war manpower may force baseball to take a back seat. He notes the Athletics and Cardinals bolster strength while predicting a tough race with the White Sox and Dodgers in the mix. Torrance calls Los Angeles a likely favorite despite Seattle’s coast league prestige.
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Athletics
Connie
Marine Representatives
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Lke
Los Angeles
Babies Born Overnight at Japanese Relocation Center
Medical authorities at the relocation center near Lamar Colorado report that several babies were born in one night. Dr W T Carstarphin, head medical officer, was noted as the busiest individual outside of the Man Stork reference.
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