Stock Prices Decline In Brief Market
Market notes indicate scattered losses across sectors with some gains in select blue chips. Investors remain cautious as Memorial Day recess looms, while petroleum, distillers, and department stores show mixed results amid earnings and dividend expectations.
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Xee
York
Pro&t
Priday
Bryant
Memorial
Buths
Park &Tiford
White Rock
Rathen
National Distillers
Consera
Peske
Macy
Ne- Yona Department
Crane Co
Allied Stores
Gimbel
Gamewell
South Porto
New York Flour Market Shows Steady Trade
New York flour prices remained steady as buyers and sellers negotiated cautiously on light trading. Grain merchants reported stable bids amid a quiet session with no major price shifts or notable moves in futures.
Enlistment of Miss Marie Cormie Announced
Marie Cormie of Schuylerville has enlisted as announced by Chief Quartermaster William F. Rogers of the Glens Falls Navy recruiting office. The Schuylerville High School graduate awaits assignment to Hunter College in New York after working for Ackshayd Knitting Co. in Schuylerville.
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Marie Cormie
Green Street
Schuylerville
Wiliam F. Rogers
Giers Falls
Cormie
Harold Cormie
Hunter College
New York
Schuylerville High School
Ackshayd Knitting Co
Fuel Oil Dealers Face New OPA Deposit Record Rules
Albany District OPA outlines required dealer procedures for fuel oil ration coupon deposits. Suppliers must issue receipts showing name, address, deposit date, coupon sheet class and total value, keep copies of receipts and delivery records for two years, and present records for inspection. A hearing may result in denial of future deposits for noncompliance.
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Albany
OPA
OPA Daid Tae
Ainy
Imey
J P Luby Promoted To First Lieutenant
Joseph Patrick Luby of 2631 Sixth Avenue, Army veteran of 13 years, promoted from second to first lieutenant in infantry. Stationed at Camp Campbell Kentucky. Luby, son of the late Danie J. Luby of Troy, attended Troy High School, enlisted at 18, commissioned second lieutenant a year ago, wife now with him near Camp Campbell. War Department also promoted Albert Rosecrans Washburn of Albany and Philip Harry Ryseell of Lake George from second to first lieutenant.
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Joseph
Patrick Luby
Sixth Avenue
Army
Camp Campbell
Luby
Danie J. Luby
Troy
Troy High School
Kentucky
War Department
Hentessan
Albert Rosecrans Washburn
New Scotland Alvenue
Albany
Philip Harry Ryesell
Lake George
Italians Urged to Aid Allies by Reporting German Moves
General Sir Harold R. Alexander appealed to Italian patriots between Florence and Rome to supply exact information on German troop movements and reserves, and to attack German communications. The British radio said the Allied commander urged reports of even minute details to help shift German formations.
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New York
Harold Ric G Alexander
Italy
Florence
Rome
Esterday
Food poisoning hits Emma Willard School dorms
An unexplained food poisoning incident struck students and faculty at Emma Willard School after dinner. Doctors were called but no severe cases occurred, and none required hospitalization though many were confined to beds in two dormitories.
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Emma Willard School
Werte
Jim
Local social notes from Schaghticoke and Troy
Miss Mary Gostz of Schaghticoke spent a weekend with cousin Wary Williams in Troy. Mrs. George Desier visited her daughter Mrs. Kenneth Willets and family in Troy. Word reached Mrs. Sadie Foster that her son Lieut W Wallace Foster has arrived in Africa. Mrs. Margaret McVeigh has returned home after a stay in town.
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Mary Gostz
Troy
Wary Willams
George Desier
Kenneth Willets
Sadie Foster
W. Wallace Foster
Africa
Margaret McVeigh
Town
Sergeant Sifford Wounded in Action in New Guinea
Sergeant Sifford, son of George T. Sifford of 351 Broadway, seriously wounded in action in Duren New Guinea. Telegram from the War Department notes three years overseas, with eight months in the theater. He is a St Peters School and Cathedral Central High alumnus, class of 1908, and has a brother serving with the Marine Corps in South Carolina.
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Sergi Willem
Sifford
Broadway
Duren New Guinea
Joseph T. Desler
Nith Street
Ar Department
St. Peters School
Catrotic Central High Senaor
Sergeant Siford
Stele Seford
Ward G. Siford
Marine Corps
South Carolina
Senate Group to Consider Subsidies in OPA Bill Debate
Washington reports the Senate Banking Committee will weigh a bill extending price controls for another year and consider an amendment by Senator Tate to bar subsidies after next April unless Congress appropriates funds. The panel will also decide on hardship rent cases and faces opposition to Senator Bankhead's cotton escalator amendment linking raw cotton prices to textiles. Debate on the bill is set to start Thursday.
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Washington
Senate
Tate
Congress
OPA
Bankhead
D-Ala
C. Loq
Philip Murray
Troy Park Gazing Bale Planned At Old City Hall Site
Troy residents rally around a new park at Third and State Streets with donations from local figures. Superintendent Bell announced contributions from John Paine, F C Reynolds, James F W Crowley, and George Hickman as locusts and blue spruce trees are planted and sod from Prospect Park is laid.
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Troys Vex
Old City Hall
State Streets
Ameda Bell
Sayar
Mr. Bell
John Paine
F.C. Reynolds
James F W'Crowley
William E. Frear and Co
George Hickman
Erie Street
Prospect Park
New Books Displayed At Public Library
New titles added to the Troy Public Library will be shown in a one week exhibition including Aircraft Annual 1914 Yankee From Olympus Justice Hehties and His Family 400 Salads Postwar Youth Employment Consumer Training Captain Wears 2 Cross They All Had Glamour Complete Book of Home Canning Life and Times of Simon Bolivar Rifleman Dodd The Gun Lost Weekend Blessed Are the Meek Susan Mierton On the Home Front Keys to the House and more.
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Troy Public
Joan Angel
Olympus
C. D. Bowen
Justice Hehties
F. A. Cowles
Tes David
E. W.heil
Maguire
Pacific
E. B. Marks
Homie Canning
D. M. Taylor
Simon Bolivar
H.W. van Loon
Rifleman Dodd
Forester
C. R. Jackson
Zola Kossack
St Francie. of Assisi
Susan Mierton
Louise Logan
Elizabeth Marion
Troy Women Lead Civil Service Exam Eligibles
Miss Agnes Beck of Troy topped the list for statistics clerk in the State Education Department, with Miss Margaret Quinn of Troy fourth. Beck led the senior statistics clerk list as well, followed by Miss Esther Smith of Rens Selnet in second place. Mary Mason of Waterstret ranked second among nine stenographer qualifiers, with others including Miss Ruth Efllett Cohves fourth, Miss Rose Waters of Troy, and Miss Helen Purcell of Troy in sixth.
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Agnes Beck
Troy
Margaret. Quinn
Beck
Esther Smith
Rens- Selnet
Miss Beck
Margaret Farrar
East Greenbush
Mary Mason
Waterstret
Ales
Ruth Eflett
Cohves
Rose Waters
Helen Purcell
Winter visit at Lake Ronkonkoma and local gatherings
Spending the winter with her niece Mrs. Joseph Fish at Lake Ronkonkoma. Mr and Mrs Charles Reilly entertained for Lieut and Mrs Edward Markel and other couples from Schenectady. The Woman's United Society of the First Presbyterian Church hosted a Monday afternoon tea at Mrs A E Weatherwax's residence on June 5 with committee members Sadie Foster Edward Herrick and Fred Asckart. Next hostess will be Mrs Charles J Connolly on July 3.
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Joseph Fish
Lake Ronkonkoma
Charles Reilly
Edward Markel
Arthur, Wood
George la Graf
Schenectady
Francia Williams
Woman's United Sorciety
First Presbyterian Church
Six Injured When Auto Hits Tree Near Troy
Six youths riding with Matthew Carhart were injured when their car failed to negotiate a curve on the county road between Maron's Corners and Burden Lake, ran off the road and struck a tree. Names and injuries listed include Matthew Carhart 16 with facial and leg injuries, John Ryan 15 with bruises, James Sheedy 17 with concussion, Shirley McGraw 25 with head injury, Deen Weber 55 with lacerations and teeth loss, and Clare Cooley 35 with serious head laceration and possible back injury. They were treated locally and the State Police investigated the crash.
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Si Young Trojans
Briday
County Mead
Maron's Corners
Burden Lake
Bib
Etavica
John Ryan
James Sheedy
Hoostex
Shirley McGraw
Deen Weber
Meadowken- Avenue
Clare Cooley
Eighth Street
Carhart
Troy
Wiliam
Order Permits Settlement of Suit in Auto Fatal near Clinton Heights
Surrogate's Court granted an order allowing Mrs Anas Feh Van Wormer to settle a claim against Joseph A DeMartini for the death of Fredazick Van Wormer. Settlement with Aetna Insurance Co covers the estate valued at about 2250 dollars, distributed equally to widow May A Washburn of Clinton Heights and granddaughter Dorothy L Crane Tulsa.
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Clinton Heights
East Greenbush
Fredazick van, Wormer
Edward J. Donohue
Anas Feh van Wormer
Joseph A. DeMartini
Bushand
Aetna Insurance Co
DeMart
Whitehall War News And Local Family Updates
Local notices from Whitehall report service members visiting families and receiving word from overseas. Promotions and transfers are noted for Francis Ames and Paul Lyons with paratrooper service cited. Various residents, including Maj. Robert Guay and Mr. Nedda Wolfe, recover from injuries, while stamps sales progress in school rooms and a toddler’s stair incident is documented.
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Joseph Nacita
U. S. Avy
Peter Nacita
Bellamy
Street
Wiliam Mshoney
England
Lucien Kerns
Wiliam H. Seeley
Kerns
Scarsdale
John. Ames
West Street
Francis Ames
Camp van
Dorn
David Manel
Queen Street
Robert H. Guay
J. Edward Guay
Williams Street
Bainbridge
Theodore Lyonis
Paul
Lyons
Anzio
Batty Wolfe
Bellamy Street
Toll Gate Hill
Nedda Street
Leslia A. White
Wolfe
Chapter Plans Role at State Session in June
Chapter of the Purple Heart met at the Veterans Welfare Department to organize for the upcoming convention in Syracuse. Delegates named include G oer Caswell Semes Cox Edward Byen and Leo H Trisibie with alternates Fred V Exdetd Wilam A Lang and others. The group also planned participation in a parade and reported on regimental duties for parade routes and timing under Commander Trumble.
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Josep F.webeor
Acé L Coyne Brodarick
Aso
Gewand
Ipe
Siregun
Trumble
Hitler Confers With Japanese Ambassador
London reports Adolf Hitler conferred with Japanese ambassador Lieut. Gen. Hiroshi Oshima at his Berlin headquarters on the acute question of German Japanese collaboration with Joachim von Ribbentrop present. The Berlin radio described Allied bombers over Germany as weather hindered operations. Observers found the meeting hard to fathom amid air raids and war news while Eisenhower was hinted to await fresh American troops before striking.
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London
Adolf Hitler
Berlin
Previoz
Germany
Hitler
Hiroshi Oshima
Joachim von Ribbentrop
Shamzel
Dwight. D. Eisenhower
America
Men Told to Shed Coats or Face Fines in Louisiana
A 1919 bill introduced in the Louisiana House by Rev. Vail M Helony would require men to shed coats on Sundays and at weddings, with sheriffs empowered to seize offending garments and turn them over to authorities, a move tied to a United Nations rehabilitation commission project for use where needed.
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Baton Route
Iegal
Louisiana
Vail M Helony
Lake Presidence
United Nations Rehabilitation Commission
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Fers Sadak
Kobe
EK Studebaker
R Texas Co
Od Union Carbide
Unit
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United Fruit SB Res
Foster and Adams
UK Steel
Eedinessay Adley
Allied Chemical
Adis
Chalmers
Funeb
COOH
Anaconda
Artpour
Bendis Aviation
Bethiehen
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del & Hudson
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Inter Nickel
Jine Tel & Tel
Kennecott Cop
Seal
Kresye
Libby
Ligg & Myers
Martin Glen
McKess & Rob
Mont Ward
N.Y Central
Tau Ant
Ohio
Packard
Pan-Am, Corp
Pennsylvania
Pepsi-Cola
Phillips Patrol
Pullman Co
Radio Corp
Rand Parsigy
Dor Bu
Reynolds Tob B
St Jo
Florida
Schenley Si
Floridas
Roebuck
Sinclair Ou
Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
GMONS
Texas
Depid
SER & Ibe
Sperry Corps
Say
Foster and Adams High Low Close Alum, Co
Gel & Electric
Brewster Aeroplane
Barry Bisa
Chies Service Com
Bond & Share
Pete We
Huddsf
Pennroed Corp
Ou St Regis Paper
Republic Aircraft
United Gas Com
Otto
Latham
Campbell’s
Troy, N.Y
Ballston
Duncan Trotter Gillespie, A.A. G.O. At
ST. Paul's Church
Bill Gross
Averill
Bayside
Blaine's Bay
Dunnsbach’s Ferry
Johnny Rames
Backin Brennan
Voreliz
J. P. Luby
Schaghticoke
Senate Group
Whitehall
George T. Maguired
Goldman Street
Sergi John L. Archambault
Helen Archambeault
Main Street
John B. Jones
Glens Falls Hospital
Robert Blair
Spencer Wood
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Henry Bruce
Davis Street
Abbaby
Nelle Taft Hudson Falls
Albany Hospital
Tatt
White- T
Walter Harper
D. & H Rautyveag Rocorective
Kathleen Murphy
Peter Hogan
Ida
Dalton T. Hogan
Joseph Winn
Mary Street
Leslie A. White
Cape Hatterat
N.C
Atlantic Ocean
Aes
Orson Wells
Joan Fontaine
Jane Eyre
Alan Jones
Faelyn Ankers
MR. Smith
Robert Poigs
Robert Benchley
Louise Allbritton
Betty Hutton
Eddie Bracken
Morgan's
A. Buet
Morgan's Creek
Box
Nevada City
Auto Theatre
Albany- Pak Aow
Government
Ans Migler
Rocketer
Fred Sstaire
Joan Lesite
SKY
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Underworld
Harvest Moon
Border Patrol
Ruth Ters
Ee Gene Autry
Physi Ladies of
Robert Walker
Damm Reed
Koreas
WYK Gk Remerley
March OF
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Eapees
Vera
AGTE
Charlie Chan
Sidney Toler
Cecelia Parker
Rivers “Iron Major
Pat @Brice
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June Wichooet
Atse Carton
Fomorrow
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Eleanor Powell
Bobby Watsor
Jean Forter
Lansing
Tana Turner
Robert Eoung
Frank “Harrigan
Kip
Burma
Wally Fiwan
Ian Carney
Wachiet Hillerd Nelsons
Weird Woman
Lee Cescesre
Guymie
Frank Sexatra
FAESE
Dox Ameche
Clementine” Peash Albertson
Stooges
Omede
Casino Soave
Evelyn
Edmend Lowe
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