Rails Lead Brisk Stock Comeback
The New York market resumed a calming stride with notable gains. Prominent upper-tier names like Morris & Essex and Great Northern helped lift sectors while steel copper and oil shares followed. Wheat and cotton showed modest moves as closing advances broadened.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Rovers
Ictions
Indy
Thenaresa
Austin- Matis
American
Union Pacide
Morris & Essex
Lackawanne
Great
Santa Fe
Sears Roebuck
Chrysler
General Motors
U. S
International Harvester
Iit
Chicago
Dushel
Stock Market Report Quoted by Feder and Atlamus Kiigh
A brief market note references Feder and Atlamus Kiigh citing notable stock movements and price shifts. The report highlights early trading activity and investor sentiment amid cautious market conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Feder and
Atlamus Kiigh
Citze
Okinawan Market Orator Captures Surrender at Majuro
A fragment describes farmers at a market being told by a speaker that led to surrender. It notes an married man taking a wife into captivity and revelations of native mistresses. Majuro atoll, near Amnoand Hs, hosts US occupation forces with Marines and Army using warships as anchors, a scene near a boldly painted American Embassy sign.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sativa
Coene
Maturo
Ziso
Amno
Hs Circle
Arrow
Pa- Nelle
Market Prices and Grocery List From Local Market
A long reading lists various produce items with prices such as CAULIFLOWER BEETS CARROTS LETTUCE ONIONS and STRAWBERRIES alongside odd text mentioning vendors and a narrative about a host catering to guests. The jumble includes figures like 2387.00 and 5.945.94 and stray references to people and places.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Snuty Snedeker
Liam Snedeker
Los Angeles
Min
Ay Foster
Adame Beaxs
RAGUS
SBE
Amer Cynem
Sseatore
Truth
Louisiana
Niaga & Hudson
Florida
New Floridas
BANAS
Penhread Corp B& FN
Regis Pap
United Gara Com
Rationing Use Seen As Vote Getter
Congressman August Andresen predicts OPA will end rationing of most items soon framing the move as a political tool to aid Franklin D. Roosevelt’s bid for a fourth term. He cites Bowles later indicating relief in 1925 and questions if policy shifts aim to boost support for the New Deal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Warrington
INS
Andresen
Office of Price Admigistration
Sow
Section Cay
Roozavet
Miake
Cation Ang
Andresex
Marvin Jones
Bowles
Frriday
Europe
New Deal
New York Grain Prices and Trade Figures May 5
Market report lists FLOUR weak to steady with winter and hard winter brands at about 3.50 to 4.35 per 100 pounds. CORNMEAL and BUCKWHEAT show steady to nominal, with FEED prices in Western markets around 41.35 per ton. Market hues reflect minor shifts across grains and cereal products in a single trading day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Pring
Domentier
Steedy
Western Sren
Buffalo
Marines Find Little to Do On Majuro Atoll
Marines report minimal activity on Majuro Atoll during occupation with small groups of Japanese encountered and persuaded to surrender after dialogue. Notes describe limited engagements and routine duties as forces establish control.
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Majuro Atoll
Troy to Have Two Depots For Penicillin
More than 1,000 hospitals, including Troy and Samaritan Hospitals of Troy New York, have been selected by the War Production Board to serve as depot hospitals for limited civilian distribution of penicillin. The drug will be distributed by the War Production Board from depot hospitals beginning next week and will be available to area hospitals through them. Memorial and St Peter's Hospitals in Albany also join the depots. The advisory panel included representatives of WPA the Public Health Service and the American Medical Association. Penicillin is described as more effective and less toxic than sulfa drugs and suitable for diseases where sulfa drugs fail. The government will supply penicillin for civilian use as well as for the armed forces.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ns J Alleghany Lucius
Abed Chemical
Chalmers Ai
S Arce
Car & Rey
T&t
Ji Case & Co
Crea Se Corp
Ghio
Ghio Rite a wy Chry aN = a =e @e my Emsatt iG & te Bs Com Creaz
Dupont
Gen Foods Corpaly
Homesteke
Aye Itiapiz Central
Inter Nickel
Papers & Power & Ier
Slis Kresge
Libby
Leclige
Myers
Loews
Mar-Midland
McKesson
Rob
Mont Ward
Nash Heug
Central
North Amer
Ohio
Ieined
Pullman Co
New York
One
Railve
Miyms Marks
iRem Rand
Repuo Steel
Rernocis
Denler
Sears Roebuck
Sinclair Ojigix
Socoar
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Sperry
I Studebaker
Texas Co
Air Corp
T & Stee
Overland
Evera
Woolworth
Troy and Samaritan
Wet Products Board
Washington
Yroy
Samaritan
Memorial
St ‘Peter's
Albany
WPA
LA. 5. Public Health Service
American Medical Association
War Work Trains 6000 at Troy High School Center
The War Production Training Center at Troy High School has trained about 6,000 workers in four years. Evening courses include welding, sheet metal, construction, drafting, and machine operation with rapid two to six week paths. Instructors note hands on lathe and micrometer drills, with students advancing to planers, milling, grinders, and drills.
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Troy High School
John Kaperxa
Fifth Avenue
Troy Evening School
Ofis
Troy
Che
Ilep
Claries
Trey
Pieno
Rachmaninafé
Watervliet Arsenal
Twn
Union Collerge
Thief Draftsman Plans New Skills After War Work
A former meat packer turned draftsman pursues crafts learned from years of sketching. He migrated from earning $13 weekly to $65 as a machinist and chlorine gas worker, seeking insurance for postwar employment.
South End Plans Scrap Drive Today
Residents from Com Avenue south to First and Fourth Streets are asked to place strapped bundles of paper and rags on the curb by 4 p.m. The Boy Scouts of St Joseph's School plan the drive to collect the items in that area this afternoon. Proceeds fund a memorial for parish members in service.
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Com Avenue
First
Fourth Streets
Boy Scouts of
St Joseph’s School
St. Joseph's Parish
Grills Warned of Covered Windows
Johs F. O Connell, chairman of the New York State Liquor Authority, announced a rise in complaints about visible obstructions to view into licensed premises. The agency warns licensees to remove blinds or coverings that block the interior from the sidewalk and to ensure compliance immediately.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Johs
F. O'Connell
New York State Liquor Authority
Lic Ss
Campaign Opens To Cut Accidents In New York
The State Labor Department launches a safety drive to reduce the 700000 annual accidents among New York workers. A reorganization creates a new division for industrial safety replacing prior inspection bureaus. Industrial Commissioner Edward Corsi says the aim is to move away from a police enforcement image toward proactive safety relations between employers and the agency.
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Or York
State Labor Department
Rac Ie
Aloay
State Labor Agency
Dnvision of Inspection
Edward Corsi
Soldier Votes Sent to Service for November Elections
The Federal War Ballot Commission circulates 37,500,000 ballot applications while political groups and parties distribute forms. Elections boards and state war ballot commissions also provide applications to ensure service members can vote in the upcoming November election.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Yoigste
Federal War Ballot Commission
Board of Elections
Ci. C
American Labor Party
States War Ballot Commission
Three Flyers Killed in Massachusetts Bomber Crash
In Ludion Massachusetts an Army heavy bomber crash in a wooded area near Westover Field killed three flyers. One victim Capt Harold Melkonian 34 Watertown Mass was brother of Suran Melkonian a lieutenant killed in a prior Iowa Mason City crash. Victims also include Lieut. William F. F. Davis 21 Baxter West Virginia and Serjt. Harry Schuky 35 Kansas City Missouri.
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Ludion
Mass
Westover Field
Jewes
Harold
Melkonian
Watertown
Suran
Leutenant
Mason
Jowa
Lieut
Wiliam FF. Davis
Baxter, W. Vs
Serst
Harry Schuky
Kansas City, MO
Birthdays and local school election results in Pittstown
Mrs. Forrest Lewis hosted a birthday gathering with family including John Dick and the Lewises. In District Xd a school meeting elected Adéline Hoffay trustee Betty Castle clerk Agnes Borter collector Saber Green treasurer and reappointed the three. District 6 re elected officers Rachael Reed trustee Jreon Humphrey clerk Edith F. Lewis collector. Painting of the school house inside and outside was approved.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Forrest Lewis
John Dick
Harold Lewis
Donna
Marilyn
Mia
Percy Carpenter
Hazel
Marian
Westies Whedon
Betty
Erynor
Clifford Lewis
Clifford, Jr
Kenneth
Earl
Lewis
Marjorie Carpenter
Adéline Hoffay
Betty Castle
Chossen
Agnes Borter
Cucumber Cultivation Tips and Varieties Overview
Henry Lo Pree provides practical guidance for growing cucumbers including timing after frost, soil fertility, liming acidic soils, daily picking during hot weather, seed spacing and hill planting, and protection from diseases and insects. The piece cites Bordeaux arsenite copper sprays, dusting with rotenone, and notes varieties like Straight 8, Colorado, Evergreen White Spine, Chinese Westerfield, and Boston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Lo Pree
Colorado
Westerfield
Boston
Echo fishing aids locate deep schools by sonar study
A British Columbia test by the Fisheries Research Board of Ganads demonstrates an underwater echolocation system. Produced sounds travel from boat to sea bottom and back, recording on paper to reveal herring schools, their thickness and boundaries, even scattered fish beyond previous methods. The echo works at depths below fifty fathoms, and enables high speed boat travel without losing readouts, unlike the dragging wire method.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
British Columbia
Fisheries Research Board of Ganads
Albany Men Plead Innocent in OPA Case
Albany residents Leonard Ricchiotti and Panl DeNubio faced U S Commissioner L F Hubbard in Albany on charges of dealing in counterfeit gasoline rationing coupons. Ricchiotti, 23, allegedly sold and possessed counterfeit E coupons. DeNubio, a gasoline station proprietor, was charged with buying and possessing counterfeit coupons. They were held for hearings with bail set at 2500 and 1606 dollars respectively.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Albany
U. S
L. F. Hubbard
Leonard R. Ricchioti
Panl de Nubio
Ricchitti
de Nubio
OPA Rationing Cuts Points For May June Institutional Orders
The new OPA order on meat rationing extends to institutional trade and the Rensselaer County War Pries Board received District OPA directions to cut meat ration points by half for May and June allotments for restaurants and similar institutions. AAG officials said the cut takes effect immediately as staff begin May sunerations for institutional users.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
OPA
Rensselaer County Tier City
War Pries Board
AAG
Home Canning Boiling Rules Need Revision
New science on home canning shows boiling times of five to 13 hours to kill germs were excessive and likely unsafe. Studies from Massachusetts and California link spoilage to microorganisms and improper sealing, urging revised boiling times and better methods for highly acidic fruits and tomatoes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
UPI
Society of American Balologists
United States
Massachusetts
California
General Howe
R.G. Tischer
Ww. B. Esselen
Massachusetts State College At
Amherst
Amherst Investigatore
Baby Born in Truck En Route to Chicago Hospital
A seven pound baby girl was born yesterday in a 215 ton truck speeding toward a Chicago hospital. With no taxi available the frantic father borrowed the truck for transport. The truck bears the company slogan We deliver anything on its side.
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Chicago
Wreck Halts Traffic on Lehigh Erie Lines
Fourteen cars of an eastbound Lehigh Valley freight train derailed yesterday, blocking Lehigh Erie Railroad rights of way. No injuries were reported. Cause of the wreck was not immediately determined.
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Lehigh Valley Railroad
Lehigh - Erie Railroad
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