Leaders Gain In Sluggish Stock Market
Stock exchanges opened weak with scattered leadership as a slow session gradually firmed. Leaders like Nickel Plate preferred touched a 194 1/2 cent high while Southern Pacific and General Motors helped, but many issues fell back. Traders waited on White House talks, coal labor talks, and tax clarity as war news supported some issues and bonds fluctuated.
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New York
White House
Southern Paciific
Goodyear
General Motors
J. I Case
Montgomery Ward
American Cun
Chesapeake & Ohio
Anaconda
Seara Roebuck
International Harvester
Douglas ‘Aircraft
Westinghouse
du Pont
Western Union
Alied Chemical
Chicago
Agricultural and Markets Roundup From Live Stock and Hogs
Market notes cover price ranges for hogs and cattle, with hogs selling up to 14.60 per hundredweight and salable totals around 11,000 hogs. Cattle and calves show strong fed steer and yearling demand, while sheep and lambs stay largely steady with limited buyers and higher quality wool offerings. The text also lists a long array of fresh produce items and market names, indicating a broad wholesale market snapshot.
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Chicago
Muse
Soares
Morrison Defies May as House Probe Drags On
Louisiana Congressman James H. Morrison known as The Little Kingfish clashed with House military affairs panel led by Andrew J. May. He challenged Pearson and Burton, argued he would tell the full story, walked the witness area, and claimed no juicy commission existed in the boiler deal tied to a constituent.
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Washington
James H. Morrison
Louisiana
Morrison
Pearson
Troy Record
The
Louisiana Democrat
John P. Monroe
KR Gc
H. Ralph Burton
May
Morricot
Rehair
Morrisan
Cat
R Street
Monroe
Monipee
Labor front myths and union coercion in wartime debate
A column disputing compulsory labor draft and union control, arguing Mrs. Roosevelt favors universal unionization and conscription. It cites a Superior Wisconsin welder denied work without union release, accusing the government and McNutt of pressuring workers to accept union bargaining agents and pay tribute to party affiliates.
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New York
Washington
Eleanor Roosevelt
Hitler
Superior
Wis
Globe Shipbuilding Co
N. I
South Broadway
Menominee
Paul McNutt
McNutt
Lewis J. Cullen
New York Guard member faces union contract dispute
A Purdue engineering student and father of two in the New York Guard accuses a metal plant of forcing new hires to join a union via checkoff, violating the Wagner Act. He and others resist dues, expect job loss, and seek Washington review. Separately, Des Moines firm reports NJ highway robbery by Teamsters, with guest drivers paid per mile amid Supreme Court backing.
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Mew
York Guard
Purdue
Mia
Air Reid Service
Gulten
Chile
Mexico
Persia
Waion
A. F. of L
Navy
Cullen
War Production Board
New York
WPB
Bayonne
Sandahl
Supreme Court
Daniel Tovin
Teameters
Roosevelt
Jos Padway
A. I
Interior Department Funds Cut Urged by Committee
A House appropriations panel proposed cutting Interior Department funding for the next fiscal year to 72.86 million dollars, a 119.999 million reduction from the current year, with grazing services raised by 50 thousand to absorb Civilian Conservation Corps duties. The panel criticized the War Production Board for halting irrigation and power projects and urged resumption of 23 reclamation projects to bolster food production. Grover B. Hill warned that even full local production would not meet needs, stressing conservation and wartime food sharing with allies.
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Washington
Interior Department
House
Ickes
Budget Bureau
WPB
Grover B. Hill
Hill
Six Area Youths Accepted in Navy
Troy and vicinity youths aged 17 to 19 have been accepted at the Navy recruiting center and assigned to Sampson for training. Chief Gunner's Mate Joseph Sulhives notes that 17 year olds may enlist with parental consent. Recent acceptances include Gerald Moulton, 27117th Street. Willard Wager, 2421 Sixth Avenue. Donald Bradley, 115 Beri Street. Richard W. Blessing, Hutton Street. Daniel J. McDonough, Westford. Wilfred R. Rariek, 641 Broadway, Watervliet.
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Troy
Navy
Sampson
Joseph Sulhives
Gerald Moulton
117Th Street
Willard Wager
Sixth Avenue
Donald Bradley
Beri Street
Richard W. Blessing
Hutton Street
Daniel J. McDonough
Westford
Wilfred R. Rariek
Broadway
Waterviet
Amsterdam Mayor in Army service underway
Arthur Carter, five terms as mayor of Amsterdam, is called into active Army duty. He was commissioned a captain on April 16 in the Specialist Reserve School of Military Government in occupied countries and orders to report May 2 to Camp Custer, Michigan for training.
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Arthur Carter
Amsterdam
Maat
Emissary Judge Byrnes and London Labor Controversy
A fragmentary report discusses an American lawyer selected to fly to London as an official emissary to British labor. It references a Supreme Court decision endorsing an extortion and mock work system linked to Jimmy Byrnes, then a justice, amid inflation and shortages.
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I. Lawyer
London
Supreme Court
Jimmy Byrnes
Taanpower
Anderson Denies Charge in Court
Robert Anderson 36 living at 1017 Seventh Avenue pleaded not guilty to a penal law violation. Judge James F. Byron adjourned arraignment until Friday with bail set at 9000. District officers involved said a girl was found at the house and questioned. the mother had complained of being held against her will in Albany.
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Robert Anderson
Seventh Avenue
James F. Byron
Poles Court
Anderson
Dist
Ally
Earle J. Wiley
Timothy L. Colina
Harold Harriman
District Attorney’s Office
Albany
Wiley
Work Is Play At Air School In Athens Georgia
At the U S Navy PreFlight School in Athens 2 400 cadets participate year round in nine sports including boxing wrestling man to man combat swimming basketball soccer gymnastics football and labor The program fills one third of their time with physical training while the rest is split between academic and military classes
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Athens
U. S. Navy
Navy
Nelson Declares Munitions Goals Will Be Reached
Washington board chair Donat HM Releon states Roosevelt era munitions output for 1943 will be achieved fully and exceed expectations in places. He cautions against complacency while noting progress and ahead of schedule in most categories. He stresses quality over quantity in aircraft production and war needs.
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Nelson
Court Margaret Names Delegate At State Convention
Mrs Mabel A Stallmer grand regent named Court Margaret C D A delegate to the state convention in New York June 2 and 3 Miss Lilian Brady vice grand regent named first alternate and Mrs Katherine Cooper second alternate A delegation will attend the banquet of Court San Salvador Rensselaer Wednesday
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Mabel A. Stallmer
Ex clarinetist becomes camp bugler after Army enlistment
Former clarinetist, now sergeant, Joseph Aaron joined Camp Polk Louisiana expecting Army life to bring change. Fate, however, is unkind as he serves as a camp bugler after leaving Clyde McCoy's Sugar Blues band.
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Camp Polk
iSergt
Joseph Aaron
Army
Clyde McCoy
Sergeant Aaron
West Sand Lake Gorp and Church Schedule Update
Richard Maner returns to Barksdale Field Shreveport after furlough. The Official Board meets Friday at 7 30 p m at the Methodist Church to audit treasurers books. Church School board meets 8 20. Officers elected and Children’s Day plans set. Mid week service tomorrow 7 45 p m third chapter of Mark. First quarterly conference Wednesday May 26 supper at 6 30 p m. Woman’s Society serves. Eight other churches officials attend. meeting led by Rev C J Miller Albany District superintendent.
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Gorp
Richard Maner
Barksdale Field
Shreveport
Methodists Church
Clifford Moh
Woman's Society
C. J Miler
Albany
Pownal Residents Return from New York City
Pownal Mr and Mrs B L Powell returned from four days in New York City. Sergt Edmund Langlois and his mother Mrs Thomas Langlois spent the week end with relatives in St Albans. A reception was given Rev and Mrs A J Schollop in North Petersburg in connection with the Lend a Hand supper served at the church Friday evening. Mrs Laura Worthington has returned to Watervliet where she has been engaged in defense work. She has spent a number of weeks here with her mother Mrs Mary Flanders who had been ill.
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B. L. Powell
New York City
Edmund Langlois
Thomas Langlois
St. Albans
A. J. Schollop
North Petersburg
Laura Worthington
Watervliet
Speigletown Air Craft Warning Service Meeting Tonight
Members of the U S Army Air craft Warning Service Post will meet with Chief Observer Justus W Wetsel at 8 p m today in the school. After a business meeting a quiz program will be presented by two competing teams headed by Robert Crane and Kenneth Abpott captains. Refreshments will be served.
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U. S. Army Aircraft Warning Service Post
Justus W. Wetsel
Robert Crane
Kenneth Abpott
License WB-44101 Issued for On-Premise Beer Sale
Legal notice states license WB-44101 issued to operate an on premises beer sales at WHAIAM ROMP Feed located at 1448 RT in Rena sgiace County New York. The notice references the Alcoholic Beverage Contract and addresses the head of 114th S. Troy.
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Rete
Troy
Renasgiace County
New York
Tuition costs rise as landlord fined for rent rules
Ogden Utah federal rent control case ends with Charles My Groves convicted on six counts. Judge Tillman D Johnson imposes $300-$451 fines per count, warning the defendant about compliance. The lopsided exchange reveals tension between a landlord and federal regulations amid a broader set of local notices.
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Ogden
Utah
OPA
Tillman D. Johnson
Charles My Groves
Johnson
Groves
Public Auction Notice in Troy for Lansingpurgh property sale
Supreme Court of Rensselaer County orders sale of home and land in the village now Troy to satisfy a judgment. Referee John H. Spain schedules auction May 7 at 16:00 Eastern War Time at the county courthouse main corridor. Parcel includes 33 by 120 feet with a 1877 Lot 206 designation, improvements, and appurtenances, subject to taxes and covenants. License notice also lists beer sale license GB-16465 issued for a grocery store on Second Ave Troy to James and Sophia Fellows for off premise sale.
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Supreme Court
Regpaceer
Lansingpurgh
City of
Troy
County of Rensselaer
State of
New York
John Bevan
Fifth Avenue
N. Ye
John MN
Spain
Rrr
Second Ave
Rennaejaery County
Coes James
Fophia Fellows
Prox
B. F
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