Air Stocks Lead Market Amid Mixed Week Trading
Stock market reports show air stocks taking the lead with gains amid a cautious week. Prices opened strong as investors weighed factory norms and Japanese war news. Notable names mentioned include U S Steel, Bethlehem, Chrysler, General Electric, and Twenty-First Century Fox among several others. Wheat and cotton movements are noted, with wheat steady and cotton rising late in the session.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Tavesmnent
Aitough
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Crucibie Steel
Youngstown Steel
Chrysler
Brasilf Airways
American Airlines
Montgomery Ward
du Pont
International Telephone
Columbia Gas
Twentien Century-Fox
Kennecoti
Goodrich
Great Northern
Seria Fe
Westinghouse
General Electric
Douglas Aircrats
Hastman Kodak
Chicago
Dale Highes
Isco
Armena
Asch
Elem
Recife
Leise Corp
Ty Inspiration
Aisa
Kennecott
Breage L
Libby
Libby Sx
Ligg & Miers
Sis
Bard Winter Marine-Mid
Mont
Melico Wat
Packard Motors
H. Oi
Pan-Amer, Corp
Pennsshenics
Ibs
Mid- Philips Petrot SL. A Co
Western
Dudtic Service
Soiman Ca
Radio Corp
Rand
Midwest Repub
Steel
Reynolds Toh
St Jo Lead
Midwestern
Schenley Hore
Sineleir
Sears Roebuck
Isis
OPA
South Pacific
South Railway
Sperry Corp
Studebaker
Union Aride
Air Corp
Ots
Cmon
Ry Brake
Fyoung
Speight End Express
Darks
iStock Market Quoted by Koster and Adams
The stock market section notes quotes from Koster and Adams on prominent listings. Market activity is summarized with focus on price movements and notable gains across leading firms.
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Koster
Adams Bighni
Lew Ciose
Waterford P T A to Install Officers at High School
Waterford Parent-Teacher Association to install elected officers Monday in the high school auditorium. Raymond Conklin, past president, will act as installing officer. Mrs. Lea Dupree seated as president for the coming year. Officers include Miss Mary Lacher and Mrs. Ferdinand Van Deurzen, with Mrs. Dupree succeeding retiring president Mrs. C. Wilson Chamberlin.
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Waterford
Teaché + Associ
Moniday
Audi S
C. Wison Chamberlin
St. Mary’s
Corps of
Charles J. Brady
Kean Legion
Hayes
Broad Street
Albany collision injures Troy man at Madison Avenue
William F. French of 2339 Fitzteentit Street Albany sustained head and facial injuries when his automobile collided with a trolley car on Madison Avenue Albany on May 78 1919. He received 14 stitches for a chin cut and bruises to his right side. Also mentioned are asparagus onions turnips celery apples and Jersey City resident Stein riding with French.
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Troy
Albany
William F. French
Teentit Street
Madison
Avenue
Harry
Farmer
Stein
Jersey City
N. Jy
Sparsl&y
Don Om
Lawrence Horton
Celers
Troy Post Plans Delegation to Memorial Dedication Services
American Legion Troy Post will send a delegation to tomorrow's dedication services of a permanent World War I memorial at St Nicholas Ukrainian Church. Members meet at the church under Commander Otto A. Krause and also will attend Memorial services at St Johns Episcopal Church, with a regular meeting at 8 pm on Monday at Third Street rooms.
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Troy Post
American Legion
bsOl
Sti 98S i Nicholas
Otto A. Krause
Mander
Texas
Bermuda
De Mille campaign stirs unions with pay and power debate
The piece outlines union discharges after protests to court rulings, fears over pension and insurance rights, and De Mille's drive to expand a California focused campaign. It notes a plan to raise Congress salaries via union funds, and hints at a broader strategy to emulate Hillman and other groups to thwart opposing aims.
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Movia
de Mille
Cempeizn
Political Action Committee
Bianiks
Foundation
West Eidith Street
Los Angeles
California
Hillman
CSO
King Features Syndicate
Petersburg Notes on Residents and Visitors
Petersburg news surveys returning travelers and short visits. Ora Van Horn visits New York relatives while Forrest Brimmer moves into Ida Prosser's former home. Gerry Church returns from Leonard Hospital with relatives and friends visiting, as do Gerry Wagar and Ronald Richmond in Troy. Betty Reynolds Anna May Gerdler visit Layton Reynolds, Susan Gravet from Albany visits relatives, and Carl Johnson on furlough from San Marcos Field Texas spends time with Stewart family. Norfolk’s Eugene Church on 23 day leave with parents, Moon family opened summer home after winter in Watervliet, Barry McCumber visits grandparents, and Marie Hewitt Doris Case visit Harriet Durkee. Wesley Durkee from Sampson returns home on leave with throat infection as Petersburg Baptist Church holds annual meeting and roll call.
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Ora van Horn
New York
Forrest Brimmer
Ida Prosser
Gerry Church
Leonard Hospital
Gertrude Wagar
Law
George Richmond
Ronald
Troy
Betty Reynolds
Anna
May Gerdler
Layton Reynolds
Susan Gravet
Albany
W. G. Howard
Carl Johnson
San Marcos Field
Texas
Alan Stewart
Eugene Church
Norfolk
Ned Church
John H. Moon
Watervliet
Barry McCumber
George Sabeoth
North Petersburg
Marie Hewitt
Doris Case
Hotsick Falls
Harriet Durkee
S. 2
Wesley Durkee
Sampson
Petersburg Baptist Church
Victor S. Manchester
Freed Pvt Ruthosky Back From War Prison
Private Francis A Ruthosky, reported missing in action in France on September 18, later identified as a German prisoner of war, has been freed by American forces. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Benjamin P Ruthosky of Schaghticoke and a graduate of Sts Pauls Parochial School Mechanicville. He joined the Army in February 1943 and served in the D Day invasion. His brother Seaman L Charles B Ruthosky was MIA in the South Pacific in September 1942 and later reported safe in April 1943.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis A. Ruthosky
France
Margaret Ruthosky
Schaghticoke
Benjamin P. Ruthosky
Rushosky
Sts. Paul's
Mechanicville
American Locomotive Co
Schenectady
Seaman L. Charles B. Ruthosky
South Pacific
Powers School Group To Install Monday
The Powers School Parent-Teacher Association plans installation of new officers Monday evening during the annual meeting. The Lansingburg Parent-Teacher Council president Jim Lloyd will oversee the ceremony preceding the business meeting, with reports from outgoing officers and committee chairs. Classrooms will be open for inspection from 7:30 to 8:30 p.m., each featuring a child prepared exhibit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Powers School
Parent-Teacher Association
Snel Association
Tnstallation
Jim
James EB. Lloyd
Lansingburg
Parent-teacher Council
Petersburg church officers and memorial fund move
Reports from the church treasurer Ladies Aid Society and sunshine committee were read and approved. Officers elected include Mrs Blanch P Allen church clerk Victor Manchester treasurer Forrest Brimmer and Victor Manchester trustees. Memorial fund progress discussed and contribution approved. Rev Harry Schoener to leave for a new pastorate.
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Herr Simon
Malcolm Herwitt
Ladies’ Aid Society
Sunshine Committee
Benevolent Fund
Blanch P. Allen
Victor 5
Manchester
Forrest E. Brimmer
Victor S Manchester
Bessie Simon
Luly Hewitt
Petersburg Civic Council and Memorial Fund
Elia Clark
Toma
Wartime Memorial Service Planned for Green Island
The fourth wartime memorial service is set for May 27 at Green Island Presbyterian Church. Leo Pard Curtin Post American Legion holds a Thursday meeting. Rev Henry D Souith will preach. Invitations go to village officials, supervisors, party chairs, and local youth organizations. Next meeting June 7.
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Green Island Presbyterian Church
Leopard-Curtin Post
American Legion
Cud
Henry D., Souith
Best Church
Serson
James ©. Buules
John McNutty
Pit Kin Camip
Boy and
Girl Scouts
St Joseph’s Church
Boy Scouts
Green Island Methodist Church
Frank J. Tilley
Relations with Soviets Clouded by Prisoner Delays and Berlin Entry
The article notes U S and British prisoners held in Poland as leverage to gain recognition of the Lublin government, while delays in Berlin’s Central Control Commission hinder the entry of American troops. It cites distrust of Moscow and suggests Red Army generals may hold real power in postwar Russia.
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Poland
Lublin
San Francisco
U.S
Berlin
Central Commission
Shlae
Stalin
Molotov
Russia
Iself
Catherine the Great
Red Army
Present-dar Soviet Russia
Copertzit
Bell Syndicate
Tne
Kehn Named Chairman For Church Stone Monument Plans
George E. Kehn former Leoni Blume Post commander was chosen to lead efforts for dedicating a stone monument to the sign and women of St Nicholas Ukrainian Orthodox Church at Monroe and Third Streets. He will organize a parade from the parish hall and arrange military ceremonies including a rifle salute and taps. Rex Andrew Ivanyshyn will conduct the church ceremony with local officials and civic groups in attendance. Grants Pass, Oregon. INS report notes Oregon Cavemen, a civic group promoting the Oregon Caves, faced derision from a Nazi magazine via an Army lieutenant.
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George E. Kehn
Leoni Blume Post
St Nicholas
Monroe
Third Streets
Hell
al Dium Corps
2 Teilley
Rex
Andrew Ivanyshyn
Grants Pass, Ore
INS
Oregon
Cavesmen
Oregon Caves
Grants Pass
Local Law extends Troy tax on gross income step
The Troy Common Council moves to adopt Local Law No. for 1935 extending the tax on gross incomes or gross operating incomes of corporations and persons furnishing city services. It sets filing dates, tax rates, and penalties, with provisions for payment to the City Comptroller and periodic returns.
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Bees Bo Carol
George E
Bok
Bahar
Beteanete Walt
Aidensen
Searine
Godizene
Henry B. Seam
Trox
Ant Ofinace
Alderman
Adden Perret Cratomen
Seti
Perakiert Brown
Déaks
Grahas Beegan
Troz
Seevlor
New Yorks
Corstios Coeantt
POE
Troy
N. Yl
N. Y
New York
Lew Nubber
Foy
Dashiga
State Department of Public Service
Hendrey
Rata& Frossoper
H. Y
Te Cofptroller
Tom N. Yi
Pry
Bross
Jane Twenty-Firth
Jane
Eltr
Trey
Citr of
Grof
Corporation
Fve
Sroxn
Graham
Dicivion
Fourth Streets
Miller
City of
Aucilston Avenue
Jets J. Smith
Eighth Avenue
Stregts
Henry
Smith
Department of Public Safety
Bureau of Potee
Bax
Public Safety
Benty So Smith
Jose
Ity
Bsatt
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Bese
Orlando
Fla
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Moribside
Charis Darton
Church School
Stanley Kink
First Baptist Church
Bernard L. Cossey
Choi
Winifred Hicks
Porgen
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Grace Church
Westsunday
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James T. Ketr
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Robert van Steenburg
First
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First Presbyterian
Herbert C. Willenberg
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Frey
Chester B. Parkis
Ny Speeks
Farmers’ Market
Florida
Maine
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Amer
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Amer Gas & Etec
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Marconi
Tae Bas
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Petersburg
Powers School Group
Funny
Green Island
Merry
Kehn
Trate Cavesen
Seeton
Aterman
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Mirsins
Miter
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Savicks
Tom
Tench
Alder Burke Shea
McCarthy
Amerman Fine
Jared & Catchieves
Masten & Milne
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Cahill
Shetton
Fifth Avenue
Jesse J. Scetzh
Henry E. Geith
Ebeldog
Henry E. Sauth
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Rivex
Grork
Berxela
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Iver Sim
Proditpat Brown
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Veterans
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Martin
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Busreme Court
Renestiner County
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Reneselaer
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Rice
New Tork
Ove-Tows
Seetack
Fotal Receipe
General Biguwaz
Grand Totes Geneal Fund School Fund
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