Peace Talk Starts Stock Selling Spree
New York stock market fell after an early recovery attempt. Major industrials and rails dipped about two points while the day opened briskly on cautious short war psychology. Hoover said Europe’s war may be near its end, lifting some optimism but keeping the labor outlook murky. Turnover reached 1,072,250 shares for the second time since Sept. 20 as gains and losses fluctuated with notable movers such as American Distilling and United Corp. amid mixed performances across industries.
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Dow Chemical
J. C. Penney
United Corp
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M. J. Zine
Cities Service
Electrio Bond & Share
Glen Alden Coal
Venezuelan Petroleum
American Gas
Chicago
New York Market Quotation Summary for Commodities
New York prices steady to firm across flour rye cornmeal and buckwheat with increases in potatoes. Butter and eggs show firm pricing with branded butter scores and 2 day receipts. poultry and live fowl markets mix of wholesale and dressed rates.
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Local Notes Round Lake and Area Moves and Mishap
Round Lake resident Mrs William E MacMillen visits New York. Mr and Mrs Marlowe and family moved into Ensign Khouga on Saratoga Avenue. Mrs John E Williams broke a finger in a fall. The Woman's Christian Temperance Union will meet at the home.
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Curb Market Today At 2 P.M. For Mrs Selch Goods
Ensign William Barker Lynn is now stationed at San Francisco California. His wife and son William Randall Lynn have joined him there.
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William Barker Lynn
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Vinson Urges Tax Plan to Curb Excess War Purchases
Vinson argues afterwar inflation risk from excess purchasing power requires a bold tax program. He rejects a national sales tax as unfair to low income groups and calls for targeting the under $5,000 income bracket while refinancing the economy for war and peace. He warns that political cowardice could betray returning servicemen and the nation’s future.
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America
Coal Pact Could Raise Miner Wages and Costs
The comparable wage pact could lift coal costs 15 to 45 cents per ton as miners would receive time and a half for overtime and underground workers would have a 52% hour week. If Ickes Lewis terms become a contract for government operation, private owners may accept them to regain their mines. The government seized the mines after the year’s fourth walkout, with Ickes saying control will end once a contract is signed and productive efficiency is reached under the Labor Disputes Act.
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Student War Council Hears Mrs Harvie at Troy High
Mrs. Peter L. Harvie, chairman of Civilian Mobilization, spoke to the Student War Council Association of Troy at Troy High School. She urged a large army of American students to work together for democracy and future peace decisions. John M. Driscoll appointed Mary McGrath and Vincent Pojeto to attend the next Troy War Council meeting.
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Student War Council Association of Troy
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Troy War Council
Farmers Market Prices and Meeting Announcements
Market prices listed for celery peppers tomatoes cabbage and more with produce notes. County Agent Miss Mabel Milhan urges members to attend nutrition meeting at the Y M C A and a winter canning demonstration at St Johns Church House Friday at 2 p.m. including luncheon planned by The Kings Daughters and organizers Louis H Pink and Mrs. James Cassin.
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Rear Admiral Ousted from Cramp Shipyard Post
Senate subcommittee chairman Kilgore said Rear Admiral William Dubose was removed from active management at Cramp Shipbuilding Co in Philadelphia. Kilgore cited a closed session announcement by Navy ships chief E L Cochrane and noted the move aimed to improve production and leadership at the yard.
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Red Army advances near Kerch and Donets urban areas
Soviet forces push toward Kerch on the Crimean tip as Tolbukhin prepares to breach the barrier and connect with two other armies. Moscow reports massive German losses since July 5 including planes, tanks, guns, and trucks, with territory recaptured and economic resources boosted for the Soviet Union.
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Kiwanis Tells Origins Of Superstitions At Meeting
Misa Claudia de Lys addressed the Kiwanis Club of The Hendrick Hudson yesterday on occult topics. She traced the origins of common beliefs from knocking on wood to the idea that 32 is unlucky, and explained the Great Seal on $1 bills as rooted in ancient Egyptian lore. Edward Dahike introduced her and A Kendall Roberts thanked the speaker.
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Home Bureau Considers Soy Beans Lesson
At the Brunswick Home Bureau meeting the nutrition class leader Mrs. J A Miller announced the first lesson on using soy beans will be held Thursday at 10 at 488 Ninth Street led by Mrs Arthur Vandervort.
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Night naval battle near Rabaul slows Japanese reinforcements
Allied forces under Admiral Halsey repelled a Japanese task force in a dense night raid near Torokina Point and Bougainville. Japanese ships suffered heavy losses while Allied ships endured a misty rain night with no confirmed Allied ship losses. The engagement followed a devastating Allied air assault on Rabaul that destroyed ships and weapons, signaling a shift in regional control.
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Three Auto Suits in Ballston Court Settled
Settlement announced in three auto accident cases in Supreme Court at Ballston Spa. Paul J. Muller of Greenfield sues Seth W. DeFriest of Schenectady over a May 10 1943 collision near Thomas Corners by the Schenectady airport. Eggleston Woodcock and Green of Corinth are plaintiffs versus Fred Hermance after a May 29 1943 crash on the Corinth Glens Falls highway. Cecil Rogers of Hadley sues Dorothy Baldwin of Luzerne over a March 10 1843 crash three miles north of Luzerne.
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Chinese Accuse Jap Gas Use Amid Yangtze Drive
Chinese high command says Japanese poison gas squads inflicted considerable casualties during a new seven column push in the middle Yangtze rice bowl. American Mitchell bombers attacked three Japanese springboard bases in the area as the United States and Britain warned of retaliation for gas use.
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Powers Clinton Named Wright Representative
Powers Clinton son of Rensselaer County Judge Harry E Clinton has been named a general representative for Wright Aeronautical Co. plants at Patterson Cincinnati and Dayton. He will represent the company at Army air fields connected with these plants with headquarters in Dayton. Clinton has worked for Wright for several years and served in the contract and service department at Cincinnati.
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Forfeits bail in traffic case at Savatosa Springs
Frank C. Russell of Stillwater forfeited $5 bail on a traffic violation charged in Savatosa Springs City Court yesterday. He was arrested Wednesday by Patrolman Henry on Falls and given a summons to answer a similar charge this morning.
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