Market Victory News Rally Sparks Stock Gains
The market rose as victory news boosted stocks in New York trading. Major names like Case, Oliver Corp, American Smelting, International Nickel, and Anaconda showed gains while others such as Bethlehem Steel and Goodyear rose on a broad advance. Futures cooled later with modest declines in Chicago corn and wheat.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Emany
Gossinje
Gersesny
Minua Mars
Oliver Corn
Hudget Motors
American Smelting
International Nickel
Anaconda! Certaincee
Hayes Miz
N.Y
Bethlehem
Goodyear
Douglas Aircraft
DuPont
Sesta Fe
Youngstown
G& Tb
Corton
Cer & Fay BS
Laos
Soe
Act Steel Fay
Ery Aris Cot Borg-Warner
Caia
Cenisa
Osse Ji Celanese Corp
Ches & Ohto
Wete
Curtis W J
Det & Redz Ao
Douglas
Gen Foods Corp
Gen Motors Wy Goodrich Oy
Goodyear Tire
We . Litby
Mc& Libby
Sia Benet Bhrubars
Daz du
Ligg & Myera B
Bcallions
Lockheed
Doz
McHesson
Robbina
Moni-Ward
Calif. Nevel
Florida
Central
Chist L Ptd
Po Worth Amer
Otis Elevator
Meg
Packard Motore
PamAmerican Corp
Pennsylvania
Escarole
Beas
Cal
Dainipe
Puniic
BESTS
Tex
Anny
Texas
Rem-Raid Repab Steel
N. XY
Rev Toh
Maine
Tbs
Ae Roebuck
L.so
Sinclair Oi
Bermuda
Socony
South Pac
South Railway
Eaton
Albany
Letidor
Sperry Corp
Cai
Nion Carbide
Inion Pac
Air Corp
Resi
Warner Bros & Wa
OPA
Western Union
Belkutter
West Ir
York West Bay
Willys
Woolworth
Amarks
Youngs Sh & T
Stock Market Quoted by Foster and Adama
Foster and Adama report stock market figures with high and low quotes and closing prices for today. The briefing notes movements in key indices and notable shares across sectors.
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Foster and
Adama High
Union National Bank Declares June Dividend With First Common Stock Payout
Union National Bank directors vote a dividend of 3 cents per share on common stock payable June 13 to holders of record June 4. This marks the first declared common stock dividend since January 1, 1983, following retirement of all preferred stock. The bank had planned a yearly dividend near 70 cents per share after preferred stock retirement.
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Union National Bank
Union National
Ari
Louis H. Gross
Dans
Would Join WAVES At Age Of 85 Years
Dellas Texas man K Irwin mailed his mother a war bond for her birthday with the note she wait ten years before cashing it. She replied she felt unwell and might join the WAVES and cash the bond early.
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Dellas
Tex
K. Irwin
Tim
Pulse of the People column questions religious and political topics
Readers ask about faith in government leaders and the meaning of righteousness in a nation. The letter from C S Ford reflects concern over current rulers versus historic godliness and asks for clarification on the Russian White Russians and U.S. presidents who died in office, including assassinations.
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Hitler
Sig
Axalteta
C.S. Ford
United States
White Russia region and historic rulers in brief
The article notes White Russia north of Ukraine with provinces Mogilev Minck and Vitebsk and mentions Slavic origins of White Russians. It lists presidents who died in office and assassinated leaders, then voices a military strength editor urging Western Hemisphere unity under the Monroe Doctrine and a powerful American navy to deter new dictators.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
White Russie
Ukraine
William HB. Harrison
Zachary Taylor
Warren G. Hardie
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Abraham Lincoln
James A. Garfield
William McKinley
Positar
Europe
Western
America
Amyang Navy
Land ownership map for Troy to Averill Park trolley line
Local inquiry seeks the current owner of land formerly occupied by the Troy New England trolley tracks from Albia to Averill Park. The writer asks for ownership details and confirms Averi Park as a place name.
Prayer Lacks Epsets At Peace Conference
A brief note from Round Lake laments the peace conference’s exclusion. The writer urges renewed faith and prayer, praising America’s peaceloving stance and asking collective supplication to move nations toward God in these troubled times.
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God
America
Rumors of Public School Troubles and Urban Decline
A columnist laments urban education woes from Chicago to New York. He cites dangerous schools, the impact of policy changes, and suburban shifts, arguing public schooling worsened by wartime and social turmoil. He recalls older era schooling and defends public high schools as strongest in smaller towns.
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Chicago
Belle House
Ste
New York
Itfle
LaGuardia
Lis
United States
Gil
Commeon
F. D. Roosevelt
Copright
King Features Syndicate
Faith Kept as King Declares in World War II Broadcast
King George VI addressed Britons from Buckingham Palace praising wartime courage and sacrifices after nearly six years of conflict. He urged resolve to finish the war, warned of Japan, and stressed unity with allies, noting that the enslaved in Europe looked to them for freedom and victory.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
George VI
Buckingham Palace
Europa
Germany
Europe
Far East
Commonwealth
US Foreign Policy and Domestic Battles Echo at War’s End
Newspaper ripples show Britain and Latin America shaping Argentina’s UN entry fate. Nelson Rockefeller groundwork and River Plate ties cited. Truman asks Anna Rosenberg to Europe. FD, Rosenthal names discussed for permanent roles. House to impeach federal judges. Bretton Woods vote moves forward. Pipeline to Alaska deemed spurious may sell to Canada.
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Gentine
Diamantopoulos
Argentina
Nelson Rockefeller
United Nations
River Platte
Mexico
Awashington
Arthur Salter
Boscow
Arthur
Germaany
Rusia
Truman Hag
Anna Rosenberg
Roosevelt
Europe
Tromedé
Sam Rosenman
Davidies
Rosster
House Judiciary Committee
Pennsylvania
House, Banking and Currency
Bretton Woods
Carol
Canadas
Allaska
Canada
Brehon Somervell
Triman
Some
Allied Troops To Disarm Norway Nazis
Norwegian exile government broadcasts reveal Allied forces to disarm the capitulated Nazi authorities in Norway. Olav declares traitors and Germans must be punished by military means. the Crown says Norwegian forces in Britain aid armament of the anti German effort. Underground leaders report control awaits London’s Five Haskin government members arrival.
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Torets
Norway
Olav
Cain
Britain
Towaden
Thing
Hing Haskon
London
Onder
Lst
Vidkun Quisting
National
Samling Party
Quisling Bimark
Haakon
Londoh
Osto
Bers
Resistance Movement
Sweden
National Samlin Party
Fife
Mayor Burns Sends Armistice Telegrams in 1918
Mayor Cornelius F. Burns dispatched telegrams to President Woodrow Wilson Josephus Daniels and Newton D. Baker after the Armistice. He praised the world safe for democracy and congratulated the leaders. The article recalls Army Ducks amphibious tanks delivering supplies to the 3rd Marines at Guam and French forces at Elba.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cornelius F. Burns
Woodrow Wilson
Josephus Daniels
Navy
Iand Newton D. Beker
Gre
3Rd Marines
Guam
el Ba
Police Put on V E Day Alert Not Needed
Police on special V E Day duty with up to 14 officers, including a plainclothesman, patrolled central Lansing and surrounding areas while city reported no disorders. Officers on night shift could go home at noon. others released at 1 pm. remain near homes if needed. In Mound City, Noah Wiggins received a reduced sentence for chicken stealing, with a rule that returning fowls would cut time, still remaining jailed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank B. Kendall
Lansingburg
Ciae
Mound City
HL Kim
Noah Wiggins
Wiggins
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Victory News
Stock Market
Farmers’ Market
Adan Hightow
Close Alumi Co
Amer
Louisiana Lend
Minga & Endson
Pemmoad Corp
Resis Paper
Senthi -Rorali
N.Y. Produce
la Salle Institute
Troy
Edward J. Hayes
Pacific Service
John A. Brady, Jr
Bayes
William C. Preston
Wyrentskill
Egt
Reda
Round Lake
Sreseesrey Gas
Aimppay
Jos
Crum
Dikel
Te Seadard & Poor's Corporation Dé Finadaom Stront
Merry
Burns
Wilson
Pie Johan A. Tenzyk
George Tenzyk
Main Avenue
Wynantstill
Peggy Predifeito
B. Joyce
Troy High School
Montgomery Ward
Joseph J. Tenzyk
Maly
GMi/e
Igoney Tenzyk
Pacific
Sunheat
Sunmeat
SUN Oil Company
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