Select Issues Advance In Stock Market
Stock market activity showed a tentative advance with mixed results as investors weighed an anticipated European push and potential D-Day implications. Prospects of earnings growth supported some gains while many leaders retreated, leaving turnover at 22 119 and a cautious weekend tone across sectors and bonds.
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New York
Fyidan
Italy
Santa Fe
Soutern Pacific
Northern Pacific
General Moors
Regeblic Steel
Boeing
American den
Henneent
General Electric
North American
Bethlehem
U.S. Rubber
Sears Roebuck
Douglas Afrerafi
Johns Manville
Exsiman Hoda
Texas Co
Consolidated Edison
Stock Market Quoted by Foster and Adams High Law Close
Saturday's market roundup shows Foster and Adams closing on a high note as stocks edge higher. Analysts cite improved earnings momentum and steady demand in key sectors while investors watch regulatory developments and futures signals for next week.
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Foster and Adams High Law Close
New York Curb Market Prices May 13 1945 Flour Eggs and Produce
New York curb market reports steady prices across flour categories with spring patents at 3.65 to 3.70 per 100 lb, rye flour 3.65 to 3.70, cornmeal 3.83, butter prices noted by OPA, eggs irregular with wholesale ranges, and broad listings for produce including peppers scallions peas lettuce tomatoes celery and potatoes. Local prices for poultry meat and dairy products also appear with general stability and regional commentary.
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New York
Buffalo
OPA
Foster
Adams Brown
Ainm
Americs
Gas & Electric
Bliss
Cities Services Com
Creole
Bond & Share
Glen Alden
Humbie
Louisiana’ Land
Hudson
Penntoad Corp
Ee Si Regis
Aewland
fUn B & Po Pia
Cris
Raubard
New Southern
Florida
The
Baptist Youth Fellowship
Prom Honors Sullawater High as Singles and Couples Dazzle
Nearly one hundred people attended Friday’s junior prom at Sullawater High School. The auditorium featured red white and blue decor with food lights. Grand march leaders were Miss Jean Morrissey and Jerry Vinnette as king and queen, with attendants Miss Shirley Smith Miss Dorothy Wilbur and Miss Martha Capeci. Chuck Therrein and his orchestra played throughout followed by refreshments.
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Jean Morrissey
Jerry Vinnett
Shirley Smith
Dorothy Wilbur
Martha Capeci
Chuck Therrein
Popular Garden Plant Varieties for Spring Planting
Gardeners diversify with tomatoes cabbage and onions choosing early and main crop types. Notable varieties include Esdale Hob, Bonny Best, John Bear for tomatoes and Savoy cabbage. Peppers favor Harris Early Giant and Windsor A with California Fodder as strong options. Brus sels sprouts and cauliflower offer summer and winter keepers.
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Esdale
Upstate
New York
Bonny
Best
John Bear
Iatgrobe
Rutgers
Victor
Valiant
Copenhagen
Savoy
Kraxt
Glory
Harris
North
California
Simpson
Dr Flynn Retires As Troy Health Chief After City Farewell
Dr James H Flynn Troy commissioner of health retires after a staff ceremony. He issued the 1845 annual report urging licensure for food establishments, fewer slaughterhouses, safer heating in tenements, smoke reduction for industry, improved garbage disposal with an incinerator, better housing for Negro residents, and a sewerage plan. The city boasts no diphtheria cases last year and high preschool immunization rates.
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James H. Flynn
Troy
Flynn
WW. i.Walsh
Fiynn
Fiyen
Lem
Home Bureaus Teach Chair Seat Caning Lesson
A community Home Bureau chair seat caning class details a history of chair seating, showing patterns and materials like ash splint and rope. Attendees from Washington County and nearby towns discuss hands on weaving, finishing with varnish or shellac. A separate note reports a freight train incident in Kansas City scattering a candy and snack truck contents.
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Home Bureau
Hsty
Nelson HL Sehmey
Frank G. McDonald
Lavin Court
Mehei Mihan
Rensselaer County
Semonatralian
Imall
Washington County
E. C. Liddell
Marjorie Liddel
Greenwich
John
Fort Edward
Robertson
Coscayuna
Miay Ruth’ Briggs
Haston
Sara
Kerr
County Home Demonstration
Lee
Jones
Round Top
Wilk Jarg_ Simpson
Brunswick
Stephen Comiskey
Trojan
Harry D. Vincent
Fred C. Wight
John Reilly
Nelson HL Schinay
Robert Hastings
Clarence
Leibach
Longe
Kennebhee
Donald
Sameel
Meyrowitz
Hoosick
Kansas City
Troy High Science Students Put Teaching Into Practice
Troy High freshmen study tuberculosis detection via fluoroscopic tests at the Health Clinic Berong Use read. Dr. Benjamin Freedman examined 183 junior scientists with 21 needing further tests, aiming to catch early signs and reduce fear. Dudley Van Arnam calls for earlier school check-ups and broader screening to prevent active tuberculosis.
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Troy
Harold A. Green
Pawling Sanitarium
Marjorie Bigelman
Troy High School
Benjamin Freedman
EL . J. Hannon
Center Gard
Dudley FE
van Arnam
Grammer
Public Debt Jumps With War Costs
War costs push U S public debt toward 260 billion as Treasury seeks to raise the debt ceiling from 240 billion to 260 billion. A June loan drive may add about 38 billion, lifting overall debt toward 202 billion with population shares implying individual obligations. Comparisons show Debt ceilings rose in 1819 1941 1942 2194, while national income figures lag behind war expenditures. Experts debate postwar debt reduction vs continued borrowing.
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Treasury
Ras
Congress
Europe
Department of Commerce
Commerce Department
Mothers' Club to Sponsor Card Party at Hendrick Hudson
The Mothers' Club of St. Joseph's Church in Green Island hosts a card party and social on Thursday June 1 at The Hendrick Hudson with Mrs Grant Golding as chairwoman and Mrs Warren Hurley as co chairman. Other committee members include Mrs John Fredericks Mrs Arthur Dupont and ticket holders Mrs William Garrity and Mrs Henry Dewane. Prizes led by Mrs Walter Kane Jr and Mrs William Cummings. War Bond booth run by Mrs Lawrence St Conner and Mrs William Haggerty. Two club members recently received Holy Communion at the 7:30 mass. Personal item notes Mrs Joseph F Larkin of 48 Arch Street returns from Andalston Alabama after visiting her husband Staff Sergeant Joseph Larkin stationed at Fort McClellan.
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Mothers’ Club
St. Joseph's Church
Hendrick-Hudson
Grant
Golding
Warren D. Hurley
Cochairman
John J. Fredericks
Arthur J. Dupont
William Garrity
Henry Dewane
Walter Kane, Jr
William Cummings
Thomas ‘Whaley
Carencel Kuentzel
Thomas Myers
War Bond Booth
Lawrence St. Conner
William Haggerty
Whipple Parent-Teacher Board Sets Final Meeting Plan
At the Whipple Parent-Teacher Executive Board meeting hosted by Mrs. L Paul DeLong plans were laid for the year end gathering today at 8 pm at the school. Annual reports from the office and chairmen will be presented and new officers installed. A $10 gift to the Student Lea Fund will be presented at the Spring Conference at Mechanicsville Thursday. Students directed by Miss Dorothy LeCane will present an entertainment program followed by a social hour.
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Whipple
L. Paul DeLong
Lea
Mectianisville
Dorothy
Berle Urges Good Neighbor Policy as U.S. Pillar
Assistant Secretary of State Adolf A Berle told the Inter-American Development Commission that the good neighbor policy should be the core of American foreign policy worldwide. He praised Latin America industrialization to reduce dependence on agriculture and mining and urged shared responsibility for employment security health education and housing with private enterprise and governments.
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New York
Adolf.a. Berle
United States
Inter-American Development Commission
Berle
Latin-America
Bedesaid Be
Alimony Case Involves Missing Dogs From Paris Los Angeles Split
In a sensational dispute, Cristina, once linked to Paris and Cristina, sues in Los Angeles court claiming her husband abducted their dogs during separation. The case highlights alimony and property claims as the couple navigates the legal fallout of their breakup.
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Cristina
Dalie Ream
Paris
Los Angeles
Food Supply Still Critical Says Swan
Rensselaer County agricultural agent John C. Swan warns ongoing food shortages persist despite some optimistic reports. He cites limited storage capacity as the real issue, with 78 percent of commercial cooler space and 87 percent of freezer space in use as of April 1. He urges continued vigilance, notes wartime demand, and calls for recruiting at least 120000 volunteers for seasonal harvest work in New York State.
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United States
John C. Swan
Rensselaer County
Seturday
Swan
Mr Swan
Marvin Jones
New York State
Kent
Mr. Swan
Miss Dorothy McCabe Attends New York Rebekah Convention
Miss Dorothy McCabe of North Lake Avenue spent the weekend in New York attending the convention of New York State Rebekahs. Mr and Mrs Lemuel J Cox have moved into their new home at 82 South Lake Avenue.
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Syeaway
Dorothy McCabe
North Lake Avenue
New York
New York State
Rebekahs
Lemuel J. Cox
South Lake Avenue
Freezing Varieties for Home Victory Gardens
A College of Agriculture and Ohio State University list recommends crops and varieties for home freezing. It highlights productive choices for asparagus, beans, corn, rhubarb, peas, spinach, and berries, noting unsatisfactory options and storage tips for best results.
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Gtaff
College of Agriculture
Ohio State University
Martha Washington
Refugee
Kentucky
U.S
Long Island Beauty
McDonald’s
Thomas Laxton
Alderman
Laxton
Alaska
Wisconsin
Champion
England
Savoy
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Rtoe
Woolworth Ors
Young Sheet
Farmers’ Market
Sullawater
Dr. Flynn
Home Front
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Troy High Science
Green Island
Joseph F. Larkin
Arch Street
Anniston, Ala
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Fort McCiellan
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