Low-Priced Stocks Lead Turnover and Quiet Trading
New York reports a quiet session with trading slight and volume light. Low priced issues such as Hupp Childs and United Corp led turnover while major sectors held to narrow ranges amid market news on autos metals and oil. Kennecott and International Minerals and Chemical posted dividend gains as Timals Central hit a new high on a favorable suit ruling.
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New York
Fesiew
Hupp
Childs
United Corp
Alfess
Kennecott
International Minerals and Chemical
Timals Central
American Cyanamid
Mathieson
Nepco
Superior Oil
Rovers Copper
Youngstown Sheet
Zenith
Motors
U. S
Goodrich
Goodyear
American Telephone
American Can
Chrester
General Motors
Bethlehem Steel
U.S. Steel
Standard Ol
Youngstown Sheet x Tube
Skelly
Douglas Aircraft
Legion Post Plans Tribute To War Dead At Menands
American Legion Noble-Callahan Post will honor two Troy soldiers killed in World War II with a graveside ceremony. Members will place wreaths at graves in St. Anthonys and Elmwood Cemeteries, with Commander Wagner coordinating the parade and post members assisting veterans groups in decorating graves.
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Legion
Noble-Callahan Post
American Legion
Ter & Adam
Allegheny Ludd
Allied Chemical
Alle Chalmers
OK Am Can
Car & Fdy
Am Gan & Elec
T&t
AM &Tob
Anaconda
Wagner
Can Pacific
Poat
Celanese Corp
Cluett MH
Node Astrid
ble-Callahan
First Street
Cont
Curtis W
Curtia Wright
del & Hudson
Frank A. Dory
Com- DuPont
Imander
Eastman Kodat
Elec Auto Lite
Erle
Gen Elec
Gen Foods Corp
SAS Gen Motors
Goodrich
Great North
ATG Ae
Wlinois Central
Inter Nickel
Int Paper & Power
Int Tel & Tel
Johns-Manville WH
Jones & Laughlin
Kennecott Cop
SOA Stm
Kresge Ai
Libby Mc & Libby
Ligg & Myers
Ed Lockheed
Loew's
Mack Truck
Marine-Mid Corp Br
Oy Mertin Glen Mth
Mont Ward
Mohawk Carpet
Nash-Kelvinator
Blacuit BT
BTS
Nat Dairy
Nat Distillers
National Lean
N.Y. Central
Niagara Mohawk
North Amer
Otia Elevator
Ohio
Packard Motors
Pan-Amer Corp
Pennsylvania
Pepat Cola
Phelps Dodge
Phillips Petrol RT
Pullman ‘Co
34Th Radio Corp
Keith Te
Ts Rem Rand
Nies
Aayaretay Oe
Repab Steel Abm
Reynolds Tob
Dor
Pee Es Lenangs
Schenley
Aine Bunches
Sears-Roebuck
Cotony Vacuurt
Southern Co
Southern Pacific Min
Ory Southern Railway
Stand Brands
jStudebaker Be
Morigoita
Tat Soo-So
Texas Co
Gepantums
Union Carbide SE
jUnion Pacific
Tsp
Air Corp
United Corp
United Fruit
United Gas Imp
US Steel
Warner Bros
West Air Brake
West Elec
Willye Overland
Woolworth
ATR
Young S&t
Northern Baptists End Convention in Reform Crusade
The Northern Baptists adopted the name American Baptist and elected Rev. Edward Hughes Pruden as president after denouncing campaigns of character assassination and urging cleanup of crime programs on television. Delegates, about 5,000, discussed reunion with the Southern Baptist Convention and considered political issues that split the group in 1845.
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Boston
Northern Baptista
Northern Baptist
Edward Hughes Pruden
First Baptist Church
Washington, D. C
Truman
Pruden
Southern Baptist Convention
Two Boys Treated For Accident Injuries
Two boys injured in accidents received medical care late at night in local hospitals. Robert Anthony, four, of 1 Ashland Place, hurt his right hand after a fall at Adams and Third Streets and was transported by patrolmen Brearton and Conroy to Samarian Hospital. Thomas Burinich of Sixth Avenue suffered a laceration to his left cheek while playing at Anthony Park and was taken by patrolmen Wallin and Raan to St Marys Hospital.
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Incal
Robert Anthony
Olf
Ashland Place
Adams
Third Streets
Samarian Hospital
Pap Trojmen
Frank Brearton
Timothy Conroy
Thomas Burinich
Dan
S Marys Heeptal
Patrelren Wallan
Raan
Jehan Kans
Edwin Reilly Receives Honor Mention in Science Contest
Edwin D. Reilly Jr., son of Edwin D. Reilly Sr. of 179 Ninth Street, earned an honorable mention in the national Westinghouse scholarship competition. The 18 year old Catholic Central High School valedictorian secures special consideration at about 22 colleges including Fordham, Carnegie Tech, and Notre Dame. He has served as class treasurer for three years.
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Edwin D. Reilly, Jr
Edwin D. Reilly
179 Ninth Street
Westinghouse
Fordham
Carnegie Institute of Technology
Notre Dame
Reilly
Catholic Central High School
Methodists Denounce Giveaway Radio Programs
The Central New York Methodist Conference at Canandaigua adopted a temperance statement at its 83rd annual meeting. It condemned giveaway radio programs and liquor advertising, urging a stand against gambling and the culture of getting something for nothing.
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Canandaigua
N.Y
Central
Troy Bank Purchases iFire Apparatus Bonds
A local bank purchased fire apparatus bonds in a transaction led by George Olsen at Thaeta Maine. The bonds mature in ten years and were acquired to fund regional fire protection efforts amid a period of municipal budgeting activity.
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Troy Bank
iFire
Rome
SIMI
Asprill Park
Sand Lake
Ofice
George Olsen
Thaeta
Paton
Nationalists Defeat Reds and Formosa Victors Reported
Fragmentary notes claim nationalists defeated red forces near Formosa and island actions in Tar nan tard and Mong Kone area. One line mentions Elmira 8 percent and Barold B Crundall elected president of a New York association, with scattered funeral director references.
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Formosa
Tunis
Wanvhan Island
Mong Kone
Momruep
Elmira
Barold
Crundall
Hornet
New York States
Dirarters Associaty
Teland PF. Povier Hleowie
U S Industrial Production Reaches 13 Month High in April
The Federal Reserve Board reports April industrial output at 189 percent of the 1935-38 average, up two points from March and ten points higher than April 1949. Gains center on iron and steel, automobiles, and machinery, with durable and non durable goods at elevated levels. May shows continued strength, with capacity utilization around 102 percent through May 28.
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Washington
Federal Re- Move Board
Aince
Stalin Healthy See me in Moscow and Lake Success
The writer describes attending a large Moscow stadium gathering with about 120000 onlookers and noting improved dress and health among Soviet leaders. He compares Moscow health to Western leaders seen in New York and Lake Success, and asserts Generalissimo Stein appears sharp and healthy with ongoing routine, countering rumors of illness.
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Moscow
Wembley Stadium
London
Ebbets Field
Brooklyn Dodgers
Europe
Soviet Union
Flushing Meadow
New York
Lake Succes
Thim
Dewey Likely To Run Again Says McMahon
Senator McMahon predicted Dewey will seek a third term after saying there were no doubts about his candidacy. The remark came at a news conference amid discussions with New York Republicans and before Dewey’s planned talks around June 9 after his vacation.
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Sen. McMahon
Dewey
Washington
Iytahon
Conn
Thomas E. Dewey
New York
McMahon
Two California sheriffs slain on lonely roadside
Undersheriff Earl Sholes and Deputy Dan Heryford were found shot to death near U S Highway 29 while returning two youths from Seattle who were wanted for records. Sheriff's officers were killed as a patrol attempted arrests in a remote area.
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Redding
Cat
Earl Sholes
Dan Heryford
Crameng
Seattle
Raenpere
California South Authority
Whotemate
River Street Man Gets Adjournment in Arms Charge
A River Street man charged with arms possession appeared in Troy yesterday. He requested a preliminary hearing and was granted an adjournment to obtain a transcript. Justice Thomas J. OCeaper granted the adjournment to Wednesday.
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River Street
Geta
Jaconn
Brerwaliers
Troy
Argiary
Eranasl Folice
Thomas J. Oceaper
Postponed Social Event at Waterford Avenue
Local society page notes the Water ford American Teton Avenue event is postponed from Monday due to memory of past allegations. Details remain unclear as organizers confirm rescheduling plans.
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Waterford
Bodies Found In River Mystery Near St Lawrence
Reported discovery of bodies in a river area near the St Lawrence with unclear locale. Police investigate the scene and search for identification amid scattered clues and potential causes.
Girl Scout Ceremony Highlights Troop Growth and Day Camp Talks
The article covers Girl Scout activities in Green Island with Troops 21 22 and 23, nine new members of Troop 21 and 2, ten new badges for Troop 27, and one year pins for veterans including Mrs Ferdinand Waverly. A candlelight ceremony featured Rev William Martin and Marianne Cardell of Troy Area Council, with day camping films by Ann Broderick. Memorial Day plans detail a village parade from Hudson Avenue to Veterans Memorial Stadium with multiple church and civic groups participating.
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At. Joseph's
Troop
Ferdinand Waverly
William Martin
Marianne Xardell
Troy
American Legion
Hudson Avenue
Village Park
George Street
Arch Street
Veterans Memorial Stadium
Daniel T. Hill
St. Mark's Episcopal Church
C. F. Finning
Heatly School
Richard Tweedy
Willam L. Martin
St. Joseph’s Church
St. John’s
Academy
Albany
Bleeker
Hudson and
George
St. John’s Band
Hudson
St. Joseph's School
Holy Name Society
Rosary Society
Mothera
Center
Old Fellows
Daughters of Rebecca
Hudson Avenue Methodist Church
Clinton
St. Mark's Church
First Presbyterian Church
Knights of Columbus
East Side
Park
Daniel T. Bil
William L. Martin
Fred C. Bennett
Papermakers Win Contract With Wage Increase and Benefits
About four thousand workers at four paper mills will receive a wage hike under a new contract between International Paper Co and the International Brotherhood of Pulp and Paper Workers AFL. The agreement adds two paid holidays, improves pension plan, and three weeks paid vacation for eligible employees, effective June 1. The strike tense in Tonawanda and Niagara Falls, says reports.
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Texeen
International Paper Co
International Brotherhood of Pola
Orientar
Bernmee Effertjer
Tonpyanda and
Miagara Falls
State Official Urges Peace Over Gold at B P W Club
Mian Rath Miner deputy secretary of state told the annual convention of the State Business and Professional Women's Clubs at Batatege Springs that dreaming of gold has overshadowed godliness and peace. Miss Macquerite Renalt of Washington urged active peacemaking, while Miss Rawalt called for redirecting armament funds to peace programs. Mrs. Paul Tichener and Miss Elsie Zimmerman were nominated for president and treasurer without opposition.
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Mian Rath Miner
Atete
Batatege Springs
Minar
Macquerite Rénalt
Washington, DC
Home Bureau Plans Drive For Members
The Rensselaer County Home Bureau launches a membership campaign to reach 2350 members from 2080 current. Mrs H Rudolph Marshall says unit chairmen and committees will lead the drive and communities will be urged to form ten units. Homemakers may join local units and enroll in classes on foods textiles housing and family relations. Unit vice chairmen meet June 23 to report returns.
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Rensselaer County Home Bureau
H. Rudolph Marshall
Hoomick
County Home Bureau
Home Bureau
Dannemora Man Sentenced to 5 to 11 Years in Prison
David J. Jabout, 41, of Dannemora, was sentenced to five to eleven years at Dannemora Prison in Warren County Court chambers at Glens Falls after pleading guilty to two counts of second degree burglary.
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David J. Jabout
Dannemora
Dannemorai
Warren County
Glens Falls
Jabout
New Books Arrive at Troy Public Library Display Week
The Troy Public Library reports new acquisitions to be shown for one week before shelving. Nonfiction titles include Gospel in Hymns by A. K. E. Baley and How to Get and Keep the Job You Want by R. H. Latson among others. Fiction features works such as Until the Day Break by Mrs. B. L. Bell and Under the Quiet Water by Mrs. F. S. Weaes.
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Troy
A. K E. Baley
Charles Dickens
England
R. J.cruikshank
R. H. Latson
Thomas Merten
Tou
Olgs Moore
Sagelar Mechanics Magasinas
Orteana Custer
Rabvineen
A. B. Tourteltet
B. H. Adates
L. Bell
Michael Shayes
Devis Dreente
Agathet
Muriel Elweed
Hunter
Hugh Fosturgh
Paul Piber Forester
Herta Gleiteman
J. ©. Stewart
Mrs. F
Weaes
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Zenith Radio
Ralls
Norfolk and Wautern
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Great Northern
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Illinois Central
Houston Power & Light
Menands
Northern Baptists End Convention
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Abram L. Jordan
Rasmussen
Supreme Colet
County of Fi
Bederr
Jer Ready
Jon Ramsar
Epp
van Aegean
Belk McCranegh
Ohia
Actin
Vanpee
Oetsine
Rte
Ofek
Tlenperinee
Peneme
York
Dane Keane
WITS
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Foster & Adamet High Low
Alumi Co
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Arkansas N Gas
Blue Ridge
Heay
Barry Biscuit
Marconne Als
Colonial Airlines
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Frazer
Ilouisiana
Ning & Ho
AMOS
Oklahoma Gate
Biay Pan Coastal
Ee Paniepar
Penaread Corp
Tee Howe
Vaid & Reiv
Edwin Reilly
Methodists
Farina’s Wine and Liquor Store
George ST
Green Island
F. Warres
Stalin
California
St Lawrence
Thomas Murray
High Street
Millard R. Wynkoop
Worcester
Mass
Charles Myers
Cannon Street
Samaritan Hospital
St. Marka Episcopal
Daniel T. Hid
St Mark's Episcopal Church
Lam
Liam
Thomas Carroll
Dramatic Club
Woman's Auxiliary
Fred C Bennett
Methodist Church
Fred
Bennett Wall
St. Joseph's Church
William la Martin
St Joseph's Church
First Presbyterian
Presbyterian Church
Angus J. Seamans
Schenectady
Warren Marin
Sunday School Association
Papermakers
B.P.W
Harmony Hotel Bar & Restaurant
Cohoes
Geiger Bros. Plane Co
Normandin
Fred Heffner
Arizona Pals
Leo Bonneau
Att Choice Beverages
Alva
Crescent Bridge
Meoheet River
Veo the Manic of
George Hepp Trio
Bayside Ounsbachs Ferry
Lego
Ties Grewther
Olszowt
Public
Jack’s
Congress Street
Frank Rist
Bill Hickok
Billy Nassau
Averill Park
Crooked Lake Hotel
Billy Gross
Oneal
Averyl Park
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Allies Tavern
COR
North and River Sts
Knights of Rhythm
MI Jo’s Inn
Mechanicville
Don Drake
Rhythmettes
Odalch
Glass Lake
Trey
Reed Avert Park
Excelsior House
Shyders Lake
Albeny
Arnel
Casey Ye
Pine Trey Ashley
Steve Kregler
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