Weekend Market Mixed as Holidays Approach on Wall Street
A dull pre holiday session saw modest gains with General Motors near a year high on strong auto demand. Union Pacific and other rail issues rose slightly while utilities posted uneven gains. Volume reached about 4.1 million shares and leaders included stock like Con Edison and Remington in a broad list as market breadth narrowed.
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New York
General Motors
Naten
Steemilla
Union Pacific
Santa Fe
Atlantic Coast Line
Illinois Central
Delaware & Hudson
American Gas & Electric
Cleveland Electric Iluminating
Panhandle Eastern
Dow Jones
Club reports attendance and activities for year ending 1950
Michael Lee and others discussed the club's year end totals totaling 26 298 attendance with 1 148 different boy members since 1887. Educational and social activities included crafts group clubs and social functions with 281 sessions and 2 180 members plus 1 281 visitors. Library attendance reached 5 870 and game room 75 613 as total activity attendance hit 26 613.
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Ferty
Aince
Rafferty
Lbrary
Frederick E. Wiley
Club’ Women’s Auxily
Acees
Supreme Court Rules on Writers and Gypsum Cartel
The court 4 2 vote denied reviewing a previous ruling affecting film writers including Multz and Dmytryk while upholding antitrust charges against United States Gypsum Go and six other firms. It banned further actions to enforce price fixing in gypsum board. Justice Black and Douglas favored a review in the writers case. Clark did not participate. The high court also refused to reconsider a 4 4 decision on FBI files in a Shreveport antitrust matter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Multz
Alveh Bessie
Samuel Oynus
Herbert Biberman
Dward Dmytryk
Adrian Scott
Lester Cole
Sym
Black
Douglas
Justice Clark
Justice Department
FBI
Federal District Court
Shreveport
High Court
United States
Supreme Court
Edward K. Barsky
Joint
Uns American Activities Committee
Barsky
Wes
New York City
Binck
Clark
Burton
Indianapolie
Chicago
Hotel Troy Seeks Modern Upgrade With New Ownership Plan
Hotel Troy will stay in operation for a year under current management before a new owner may assume full control. Mr. Sperry, reached in Greenwich, plans gradual management handover and renovations to a first class status. Sperry leads two Troy area corporations, with the main warehouse at Jackson Street and a property trading firm, marking the first hotel venture for his group.
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Page One
Sperry
Greenwich
Uth
Troy
Albany
Jackson Street
The
Community Hotels Corp
Troy Chamber of Commerce
Fenswelaer
Troy House
Rensselaer
Hotel
Dr Plunkett Reelected President Of Local Boys Club
Dr Robert KH Plunkett state health commissioner was reelected president for his 12th consecutive term at the Lanalangourg Boys Club annual meeting. Eugene RK Wise and Oscar KH Engquist were reelected vice presidents, William J Higgins secretary. James O Boyd of the Manufacturers National Bank was elected treasurer replacing J Don Welch who declined nomination.
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Robert KH. Plunkett
Lanalngourg
Truman Achesonia to speak at informal congress meeting
Truman Achesonia will address an informal gathering of Congress tomorrow at the Congressional Library. At the White House the secretary said only that he reported on his mission as a cordial exchange with Lia. Lie, not carrying messages, spoke of con sciential chats and declined to answer whether he felt encouraged by his guest. He left a memorandum with ten points for a twenty year peace program centered on the United Nations, proposing semi annual Security Council meetings with foreign ministers present, aiming for a mid summer first session and upcoming UN General Assembly. The program also urges resuming arms control talks and creating an international police force to enforce UN covenants, along with negotiations to end a deadlock on admitting new members.
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Foster & Adama
Allied Chemical
Alla Chalmers
Cat & Fiy
Am Gas
Elev
Foster & Adame
Am Loco
Alum. Co
Amer
Canadian Marconi
T&b Fe
Die
de Bendix Aviation
Cillea Bervica Com
Bovneh Am
Lec Bond & Shais
Boeing Air
Fanateel
Gal & Havta
Lhcainor Frazer de Oicols de Mervive, Inc
Cluett
Houisiang Land
Winninee Ee Gackt
Ist
Ptd Iti
IT Ning & Wud Atm
Charler Oat Oemai
Com Credit
Con Edison
Pennraad Corp
My Grout
John L. Lindsay
G. el
Motors
Mardin
Thomas P. McLaugh
Peachiekd
Roy
Lin
Raymon L. Mason
Wiliam Tobaccon
Cap
Curtis
Lecanicolor
Yaty J. Phelan
Pers
Curtis Wa
United Ldty
Clarenice J. Ryan
Raymond
Ado
del & Hudson
Ee B. Sherman
Harold J. Mblelds
DuPont
Eastman Kodak
Hlec Auto Lite
Erie
Childs Co
Colorado
Goodyear
Llbt Paper & Power
Sawyer
Goodrich
Int
Tel & Tel
Miso
the Steels
A. & Steel
Kennecott Copper
Bun Oil
Ligg & Myers Bai
Remat
Standard Oil
Lockheed
Ington
Standard of
Loew
Sarvite Commission
Com- California
Allied Mack Truck
Ee Department
Chemical
Marins-Mid Corp
Wartine Leubacco
Johnson & John
Martin Olen Life de Wimene
Naval Intelligence
Son
General SteeliMont-Ward
Sawy Fae
Ax Divigand
Mohawk Carpet
Container Corporation
Nat Biscuit Btn
Nat Dairy
Afner
Nat Distillers
Central
Siegai
Niagara Mohawk
Poard
Ferguson
R-Midh
Ae Om
Senate
Pennsylvania
I .Committee
Remington
Dartmouth
Pullman Co
Pure OM
Radio Corp
Radio Keith
Rem Rand
Repab Steel
ChilSenra-Roebuck
Sinclair
Gano- Southern Co
National Southern Pacific
Southern Railway
Commerce Department
Lee
N. I
Studebaker
Air Corp
United Corp
United Fruit
Sen- United Gas
Renate Committee
Tydings
Waa
New
Achesonia
Congress
Congressional Library
White House
Lia
Lie
U.N
Stalin
Truman
Byro Price
United Nations
I J
Statin
Kevin
Schuman
France
Security Council
U.N. General Assembly
Joseph B. Robinson Dies In New York
Joseph B. Robinson, son of the late Josh C. Retinset and Bridy Cahill Robinson, died in New York. He was born near Troy and left here recently. He attended Mount St. Mary’s School and the local seminary in Baltimore, with surviving relatives listed, including a sister and brothers.
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S Joseph 3
Former RPI Student Dies By Asphyxiation In Lowell
A former Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute student, Nicholas Markosites aged 2? died Sunday in Lowell Massachusetts from suffocation in his bathtub after a water heater burned gas. Police say the incident occurred as he attempted to warm water. parents found him unresponsive. Funeral services and interment are planned in Lowell.
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Rensselaer Jewihic Institute
Lowell
Mass
Micholas Moskovites
Moskovites
Rogaewater
Py Fare
Seemen
Markosites
Liawell
Former Troy Priest Speaks at St. Paul’s Breakfast Event
Rev. Gerald Millet, ex pastor of St. Trraph's Church, addressed the audience at the annual Communion of St. Paul’s Guild in Mechanicville on the Holy Year in Rome. The event featured Mek Meany Snydot as program chairman introducing the speaker.
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Troy Pricet
St. Pauls Laterary Guild
Mechanicvilis
Gerald Millet
Aasset- Art
St. Trraph
Chutch
Nee
St Josephe Cmuieh
Scot
Rome
Grax Ngon
Bitakine
Mek Meany Snydot
Census Count Urges Readers to Mail Name and Address
The 1968 United States census is nearing completion and residents not yet counted are urged to mail their name and address to The Record Newspapers in Troy New York. A blank form printed in the paper asks for Name Street Address and other details for inclusion in the enumeration report.
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United Rates
Troy
N. Y
Woman Fatally Burned In Fayetteville Bedclothes Fire
Miss Mary Barder, 38, of Fayetteville, was fatally burned yesterday when a cigarette ignited her bedclothing, Fayetteville Fire Chief George Abeling, Jr. reported. Also notes that New York City began drawing water from the Croton River in 1842.
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Syracuse
Mary Barder
Fayetteville
Fayettevile
George Abeling, Jr
New York City
Croton River
Siena Pays Tribute To War Dead At College Gym
Relatives of 38 Eiena College graduates killed in action during World War II attended a somber memorial in Gibbons Gymnasium. Rev. Pfeiffer led the mass with several priests and lay leaders assisting. A color guard from the US Moving Carpe Reserves honored the deceased. breakfast followed for family members amid weather-driven venue changes. Leopards said to keep animals from crops, noted in the closing line.
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Eiena College
Gibbons
Roman Pfeiffer
Hey. Ambrowe Haran
QO. FM
Kchool
Alphonsus Connors
Brendan Lynch
F. M
Benedict J. Dudley
St.Bernardine of Siena
Paul Oligny
Dominick
Genega
United States
Agath
Three Die In Floods Hit Neiva and Ibague
El Spectador reports three people drowned as floods washed away houses in Neiva about 130 miles southwest of Bogota. Four others died in a landslide near Ibague, roughly 65 miles southwest of Bogota.
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Bogota
Colombia
el Spectador
Pete Sons
Neiva
Ibague
Schenectady Man Held In Colonie Thefts
John G. Parker, 20, held in Albany County Jail on third degree burglary charges related to a burglary at the Lobell Candy Warehouse on Albany Schenectady Road. Police recovered about $600 in stolen merchandise including cigarettes candy cigars and cash. two others questioned released. Trooper Pitcher and Detective Gowle assisted in the investigation.
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John G. Parker
Albany Streech
Schenectady
Albany County
Lobell
Albany-Bchenectady Road
Frank Piew
William Nash
Colattle Police Department
Colonia
Justice of the Peace
Three Y Teen Clubs Name Delegates to Conference
Miss J Anne E Smith, program director, announced three Y Teen members to represent the local club at the Northbeagiern Area Y Teen summer conference. Mixa Joan Hammond, Carel Hunter, and Loma Hughes were selected to attend the leadership training event at the University of Bridgeport, Connecticut. The conference runs June 2 to July 1 and will host over two hundred youths from 76 associations across Connecticut and neighboring states.
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Northbeagiern
Janne E. Smith
TCA
Mixa Joan Hammond
Trav J
Carel Hunter
Lansingburg
Mian Loma Hughes
Misa Smith
University of Pridgeport
Bridgeport
Coon
Connecticut
Maine
New Hampshire
New Jersey
New York
Rhode Island
Vermont
Wynantskill Girl Regains Stolen Bicycle in Quick Recovery
A Wynantskill girl had her bicycle recovered after it went missing on Main Avenue Saturday. Deputies report the bike was located near the Heyes to the carer yesterday with an unidentified man seen leaving in a hurry, while the owner’s family awaits possible legal action.
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Jeanne Cash
Jnaniakil
Renandaer County i Sheriff's Office
Main Avenue
Xindhursea
Hurrisaly
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Michael Lee
Drew J. Smith, Jr
Clinton H. Winnie and
Messrs. Plunkett, Wiseman, Engquint, Higgins, Boyd and Welch
Thomas F. Raf
Ladd
PRY
D. M. Ladd
PBS
Edward P. Mortran
William J.wild Bill
Donovan
Office of Strategic Services
OSS
Amérasia
Amerasia ‘Magazine
Magasine
FSI
Amerasia
State Department
Tydings Committee
McCandy
Wild
Jackson
Dr. Plunkett
RH Johnson & Co
State Street
Trey, M. TY
Beaton
Philadelphia
Cau
Bedford
17Th
6Th Ave
Trey
Blsel, Jr
Joseph B. Robinson
Geance
UTZ Bert Ad Yrpet
Chicago Fair
R.P.I
Bireet
Mail
the Record
Troy, N. Y
Siena
Colonie
Fuel Oil Service
Harry J. Weaver
Hudson ST
Mechanicville, N.Y
Pearl ST
WL. Y
Vacuum Stores
Wynantskill
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