Leaders Slip In Sluggish Stock Market
In New York trading on Saturday profit taking weighed on liquor stocks and most leaders failed to recover. The market opened steady but early gains faded by close with only scattered resistance and small net moves. Turnover was 314110 shares, with mixed results across distillers, Standard Oil, Sears Roebuck, Woolworth, Bethlehem and others as investors awaited clarity on taxes and war developments.
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New York
Europe
Senate
American Distilling
Hiram Walker and
Distillers Corp
Seagrams
Standard Oil
Sears-Roebuck
Woolworth
Bethlehem
United Aircraft
Consolidated Edison
Legal Notice in Surrogate Court and Beer License Issued
Multiple legal notices require show cause for sale of real property to pay debts and for distribution of estates in Rensselaer County. Names include Ethel Marie Simmons, Robert H Hoffay, Elizabeth Hoffay, and Sophie Hoffay Swan. Also notice that License GB-12378 authorizes beer sale at 2001 Sixth Avenue Troy.
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New York
Ethel Marie Simmons
Ethel Mane Simmons
Willam C Simmons
Morris Street
Albany
State of New York
County of Rensselaer
City of
Troy
Hampton Manor
Haat Greenbush
Edward J Donohue
Sad
Iy of
Flemer M. Rasmussen
W. Joseph Shanley
Rice Bae
State of
Sophie Hoffay Swan
John Fleming
Joseph Fleming
Kenneth Felter
Robert H Hoffay
Elizabeth Hoffay
Poestenkill
Rensselaer County
Willam Hoffay
Joan Hoffay
New York Produce Prices and Market Notes
New York prices list varied produce and grain quotes. Steady Spring patent flour and rye flour values, cornmeal, buckwheat noted with per hundredweight or ton bases. Potatoes across Long Island and Maine regions show range with specific varieties and pack sizes. Butter and cheese steady with market quotes. eggs firm as first receiver lists prices paid to shippers.
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New York
Long Island
Green Mountain
Maine
New Yorks
Badoglio resigns as Rome nears. abdication discussed
Badoglio announces resignation as Rome is reached and hints at abdication to save the House of Savoy. He vows loyalty to the King and refuses to join any government that unseats the aged monarch. The move follows Allied pressure for a democratic government and possible regency for the Prince of Naples.
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Spadoglie
House of
Savoy
Badoglio
Sforza
Naples
Mario Roatta
Benito Mussolini
Hit lerism is Only Menace Says Senator Murray
Senator James E. Murray declared Hitlerism the world’s only menace while criticizing those who misrepresent Russians and spread fear of Soviet aims. He praised Russia as the hope of civilization and credited Russians with defeating Germany’s so called invincible forces. He warned Hitlerism could win if it divides the nation.
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Boston
U. 5
James E. Murray
D.mont
Russia
Germany
Oil Stove Blaze Kills Five Children
An oil stove explosion in the Mattydale home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Olver trapped five children who died from burns. The deceased are Shirley 10 Richard 8 Gerald 7 Carol 5 and Nancy Lee 3. Two others 15 and 12 were rescued from a downstairs room, Mary 2 survived, while Charles 13 and James 11 were elsewhere at the time. Coroner H Ernest Galt reported the fatalities.
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Charles Olver
Mattydale
H Ernest Galt
Shirley
Richard
Gerald
Carol
Nancy Lee
Jean Marie
Patricia
Gak
Mary
Giraud Given Free Hand in Military Affairs
Gen Henri Giraud submitted his resignation as commander during the reshuffle of the French National Committee but consented to remain for four conditions giving him a free hand in directing France's military affairs. He reportedly offered resignation to General Charles De Gaulle who asked him to continue as chief of the armed forces.
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Giraud
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de Gaulle
Poultry and Market Prices Noted in Wholesale Listing
A wholesale price list notes iCurb Market producers at 13 to 10 cents below quoted prices and jorbers 114 cents above. It lists average net weights for specials per 30 dozen and current receipts with pounds and price figures. Poultry quotations reflect wholesale seller prices including a cent allowance above ceiling levels for first hand distribution costs and commissions.
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Jorbers
Thessotai
UW Os
Famine Horrors and Calcutta Funeral Fires
A reporter describes famine conditions in Calcutta with mass cremations along the Hooghly River and crowds watching the burning ghats. Rumors of government roundups frighten Indians into flight while a rich man's funeral parade, with bagpipes and drums, passes by outsiders who are charged to watch.
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Calcutta
Howrah
Hooghly
Investigation of Dairy Rations Asked
Ogdensburg resident Archie Wright of the Farmers Union of the New York milkshed urged War Food Administration to conduct a sweeping inquiry into the dairy and poultry ration situation in the New York milkshed. He linked the move to Governor Dewey’s emergency food commission and Dewey’s Friday remarks on a serious dairy and feed condition, arguing that ample grain in sight should prevent panic.
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Archie Wright
Farmers Union
New York
War Food Administration
Dewey
Emergency Food Commission
Wright
War Food
Marvin Jones
Boy 13 To Be Tried For Murder Today
A 13-year-old New York City boy Edwin Codarre faces first degree murder charges in Dutchess County for the August slaying of 11-year-old Elizabeth Voigt of East Fishkill. The case carries the death penalty if the jury does not recommend mercy, else life sentence.
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Poughkeepsie
New York City
Dutchess County
Edwin Codarre
Elizabeth Voigt
East Fishkill
New York
Arctic Rescue Plane Completes Mission
A rescue plane landed at Stevens Field Winnipeg Saturday night carrying W. A. Heslop the post manager his wife Mrs Heslop and D. W. Munro the post clerk after two years without supply shipment. A U S Douglas troop carrier had pursued them following their report that the post near Ross Pacific was nearly out of provisions.
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CPI
Ross
Pacific
Stevens Field
W. A. Heslop
Heslop
D. W. Munro
Syeaway School 18 General Assembly Highlights Health Theme
Friday at 2 o clock in the School Assembly Hall the Syeaway School 18 held a general assembly. Edward W. O'Brien spoke on Safety Measures to pupils. Miss Hilde Hyatt announced new officers Thomas Banister secretary and Shirley Woodruff read minutes for October. Grade 5B led attendance with highest tally. Drama and songs followed including Eating and Speaking and The Red Cross Expounder and Builder with participants listed. The program closed with Grade 5A singing A Song of Thanksgiving and the Star Spangled Banner with Estella Tower as announcer.
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Edward W. O'Brien
Ine Pujals
Hilde Hyatt
Thomas Banister
Shirley Woodruff
Florence McNulty
Miss Collins
Robert Finn
Mary Dolan
Roland Ensign
Joseph Auberno
John Carhart
Marle Anderson
Stella Powers
Red Cross
Harold Clouthier
Joan Coones
Myer Sax
Millicient Taplin
Virginia Thompson
Rodney Trevitt
Jean Salerno
Gloria Rinaldi
Marie Dupree
Marie Anderson
Estella Tower
Green Island Knights to hold regular meeting led by Eugene O Connor
Green Island Deputy Grand Knight Eugene O Connor will preside at the regular meeting of Green Island Council Knights of Columbus tomorrow at 8 30 p m in the council rooms Bible Class Meeting The Bethany Bible Class of the Methodist Church will hold its November supper meeting tonight at 7 30 p m In the church Mrs August Weinand will lead the devotions Host for the evening will be Mrs Bessie Bennett Mrs William Bergeron and Mrs Harold Calkins Armistice Supper Old times were discussed by the Leonard Curtin Past American region at their Armistice supper in Corporation Hall Saturday night The Legion will conduct a tag day Saturday to raise money for the cigarette drive.
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Green Island Council
Knights of Columbus
Bethany Bible Class
The
Methodist Church
August Weinand
Bessie Bennett
Willam Bergeron
Harold Calkins
Leonard-Curtin
Corporation Hall
Legion
Budapest Claims Enemy Planes Bombed Sofia
Budapest radio quoting MTI said Sofia was bombed yesterday by enemy planes in several waves, with several killed. U S government monitors reported the broadcast noting the raid appeared over Bulgarian territory around midday. Earlier D N B said anti aircraft guns fired on a large number of enemy aircraft over the city.
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New York
Budapest
MTI
Sofia
U. S
War Zone Church Services Popular
Dr William Barrow Pugh of Philadelphia and chairman of the general commission of Army and Navy Chaplains toured combat theaters visiting 1,200 chaplains across many fronts. He noted troops in Miami stated they go to church as they did at home, sometimes even better, after a 48,000 mile journey from Philadelphia August 15.
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Philadelphia
General Commission of Army and Navy
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Mourney Rice
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Panama
Soldiers Volunteer Unique Blood Type
three soldiers at Fort Hamilton Brooklyn had a rare blood type. An elderly woman, Mrs Margaret Teen of Brooklyn aged 10? critically ill with refractory anemia received a transfusion and was much better, her physician Dr Nathan Rosenthal said, credited to the unique blood type.
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Brooklyn
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Nathan Rosenthal
Black Hawks Rout Rangers in 10 5 NHL clash
The Chicago Black Hawks crushed the New York Rangers 10 to 5 with four goals in both the second and third periods. Cully Dahlstrom scored three goals and led a high scoring night as 13,773 fans watched the Hawks surge past a collapsed Ranger defense. The 15 total goals fell three short of the all time league record.
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New York
Officer News Gathering Plan Wins High Praise
In New Guinea Lieut Ivan Head leads a daily 7 am briefing for a bom bardment squadron. American news from Army services, World War II war coverage, and Southwest Pacific theater updates are presented to inform pilots for day missions. Attendance is voluntary and consistently 100 percent.
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Ivan P
Denver
Col
Ias
Army
Robert Williamson
West Newton
Mass
Tech
Sergt Allen Swegert
Cressona
Mary
Southwest Pacific
Capitals Deadlock With Hornets In Hockey Tie
Indianapolis Capitals and Pittsburg Hornets battled to a 4 4 tie before 4 432 fans in an American League game. N Smith scored early in the period to knot the score after a rebound off Roger Bessette as the Caps continued their habit of late ties this season.
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Indianapolis Capitals
Pittsburg Hornets
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Roger Bessette
Olympics Roll to Second League Win in New Haven
The Boston Olympics upset the New Haven Eagles 7 to 3 before 3,200 fans as they scored four goals in the final period and limited New Haven to none in the last frame. The result marked a second Hastein Amateur Hockey League victory for Boston on the night.
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New Haven
Conn
Boston Olympics
New Haven Eagles
Blessings Complicate Wartime Wives’ Duties in Chicago
A wartime wife faces a tangled logistics puzzle as her husband seeks a short leave in Chicago. She juggles a part time job, children, packing, and travel plans, then learns from a friend that many blessings can complicate life. The piece urges busy wives to see blessings as sources of strength.
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Beauty Schedule Recapped At Hendrick Hudson Party
Navy recruits at R P. I. were introduced to campus social life at a party hosted by the sophomore class. Bernie Collins and his orchestra provided music while Thomas Van Arsdale, the class president, led the party committee.
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R P. I
Hendrick Hudson
Bernie Collins
Thomas van Arsdale
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