U.S. Spending For Autos At New High
U S spending on autos and auto parts reached a new peak with $6.20 of every $100 spent on consumer purchases. Data show higher overall income and savings in the third quarter, while clothing and food also account for large shares of spending. The report notes rising car production and stable new car prices amid falling used car costs, and details income by occupation and sector compared with prewar and postwar levels.
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Weeington
Feastal Reserve Board
Commerce Department
Reserve Board
Serly
Imeae
Renieval
Nationalists appeal for aid. China criticizes unequal Western support
Chiang Kai-shek’s spokesman urged UN backing for the Nationalist cause as he accused the Soviet occupation of Manchuria and alleged atrocities. He argued China received less aid and paid higher prices for arms compared to Atlantic nations, citing rifle costs and postwar burdens.
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Chiang
China
Moncow
Red Army
Talang
Strikes Reduce U S Employment Totals
Washington 49.-Steel and coal strikes cut U S non agricultural employment in October by about 730000. Total employed was 42700000 with unemployment rising to 3400000 as many miners and steel workers were counted unemployed while on strike. Manufacturing fell about 800000 largely due to the steel strike.
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Washington
United States
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Atec
Turkey Hunter Ends Life After Shooting
A turkey hunter in Georgia killed his aunt then died by suicide after mistaking a red kerchief for a cock's comb. Sheriff E. B. Miles of Bryan County identified the dead as Mrs. Bertha Goodman and Willam F. E. Ruff, both of Savannah. Ruff began firing after spotting the red kerchief and cradling Goodman, who lay dead as Ruff fired again.
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Pembroke
EB. W. Miles
Bryan County
Bertha Goodman
Willam FE
Ruff
Savannah
Miles
O Dwyer Seeks Pay Rise for City Officials in New York
Mayor Willa O'Dwyer proposed raising his salary from 25000 to 40000 annually and lifting the five borough presidents from 15000 to 25000, with similar increases for other top city posts. The proposal was disclosed amid broader city salary talks and scheduling notes for local organizations and church events.
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New York
Willa O'Dwyer
Lynney Council
The
Library Association
At & P.m
Margaret Perry
Gloversle
Caroling A. Snyder
Donald W. Bain
Grorze ML Downe
Mr. Fortes
Downing
A. Conn
Grace
Dan
Weller
Kingdom of
Gri
Refugee Transport Plane Resumes Flight
A transport plane forced down in remote Parimaatan Brazil resumed its flight to Aennevia Paraguay. It carried a large number of Russian refugees from Cama en route to the Paraguayan capital Rebaghticake. The event sparked church leaders to comment on refugee relief and safety concerns amid ongoing wartime displacement.
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Rin de Janeiro
Transocean
ArHaes
Parimaatan
Aennevia
Paraguay
Cama
Fonm Gian
21 Million Acres Idle to Reshape U S Farm Policy
Government aims to reduce 21 million acres of cash crop production postwar, affecting farmers and urban workers. Officials warn about possible shifts to alternate crops, price supports, and potential migration to cities as land is diverted to livestock or pasture.
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Ovid A Martin
Associated Frees Farm Superior
Washington
Idia
Agriculture Department
Folka
Albany Case Continues Over Child Return dispute
Justice Bookstein ordered the five year old Anne Jane Sabott returned to the Sazynski household after a habeas corpus hearing. Mrs. Sazynski testified that Edward Sazynski was the child’s father and that she had planned to board the child with the Sabotts in 1946. The Sabotts defended their desire to adopt the girl, while witnesses described conflicts over custody and care. The court noted lack of illness and ruled for return to the Sazynski home.
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Bookstein
Mrs. Sabott
Andrew J. Malatesta
Inter
Roscoe V. Elsworth
Bookatein
Sabolt
Sabotts
Sazynski
George Sabott
W Inesses
Justice
Donstein
Deilman
Satynski
Columbia Univer
George Say
Smith
St. Paul
Sabott
Re! University
Tokyo
Japan
Imperial University
Court House
Columbia
Bennington
Sabnit
Harvey
New York
Tribune
Sazyncki
Infants Board
Saxynski
Joseph Sagynski
Joan Elizabeth McGahay
Justice Bookstein
Meat Strike Seen Likely in Argentine Meat Industry
Workers in Buenos Aires at meatpacking houses may widen a Thursday start into a general strike next week. Even operators acknowledge uncertainty about avoiding a broader stoppage.
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Buenos Aires
UPI
No New Cardinals Named, Rome Paper Reports
Rome based Popolo states contrary to expectations no new cardinals will be named at the December ceremony. The newspaper cites no authority for its claim and provides no confirmation from church sources.
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Rome
Christian Democras
Popolo
Super Pos
Lecemper
Ate
Flagpole Sitter Percy Copien's Tragic End in Pemingham
Percy Copien of Pemingham, weighing 110 pounds, died after a pole sitting stunt that drew customers to his restaurant. Neighbors heard a fall from the bathroom and attempts to revive him failed. His wife Flora Coplon and mother Hilda Mulkin described his final hours as he endured symptoms reported by a doctor. Copien had frequented diners during his stay, claiming the fast would resume only when appetite returned, and stood five feet tall with a slender frame.
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Pemingham
Percy Fat
Copien
Bad Rot
Hulk
Fang
Percy
Flora Coplon
Hilda Mulkin
Coplon
Obituary notices from Troy and surrounding areas
Funeral services were held for several local residents including John H. Golden a seven year old boy from Spring Avenue Road who died at St Peters Hospital Albany. Other obituaries include Mrs Dominick Palladino Miss Flora Sanford Catherine Frey and Mrs Mary Kehn. Services took place at Sacred Heart Church St Marys Cemetery Elmwood Cemetery and St Johns Episcopal Church with family bearers and local clergy officiating.
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John H. Golden
Edward W. Golden
Spring Avenue Road
St. Peters Hospital
Albany
Troy
Sacred Heart Church
Edward J. Golden
Rosemary T
Grace J
Elizabeth Ann
Judith Ellen
Angela Masa
St. Peter's Cemetery
Palladino
Dominick A. Palladino
Hoosick Street
Bt. Anthony's Church
Ubaldus DiPrizio
OFM
Julian Marchese
Ed ‘Mundo Annaloni
Joan Burgess
Frank J. Milanese
Cosmo Cocca
Anthony Mantello
Anthony P. Cioffi
William Burniche
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Father DiPrizio
Laarence Bennett
Clarence Bennett
Johnsonville
Tarmer
Easton
Pleasant Valley Grange
South Cambridge
Ayershire Breeders Association
Brandon
Napoleon Benoit
Alfred Benoit
Cohoes
Moore
Corinth
Howard H. Chapman
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Miss Sanford
Rutland
Ray Sanford
Frey
Catherine Frey
Fonda
All River Street
Herbert Robins
Latham Methodist Church
Earl Memorial Chapel
Oakwood Cemetery
Mary E. Kehn
Tibbits Avenue
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Bradford Burnham
Charles
Baighardt Lodell Bloodgood
Thomas Trotter
Howard Munton
Thomas Fox
Elm Wood Cemeters
Frerill Park News Briefs From Avon Park Area
Frerill Park and nearby families share a weekend with relatives at Glene Falls. Rev. Phsip Hornam's sermon at Hoar's Methoadiat Church promises a playful title. Sunday school for all ages is at 10 am. Oak Hill resident Sylvester Feathers visits with Tay and Warner families. Avon Park Sand Lake Raptet Church plans pulpit exchange with West Mission Baptist Church. Protestant Ineroction Cisse meets Monday at 7 pm. A Monday lecture rack reads Beer Chrevin Thests. Seven attend the Monday event.
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Robert Twritchell
Faraly
Clarence Waaner
Sand Lake
Peace Plan Debate Advances at UN with Paragraph Votes
The committee finished a Soviet resolution and began paragraph by paragraph votes on the American British program. Most paragraphs passed by fifty plus votes though Vishinsky’s bloc abstained or opposed some. The plan reaffirms the UN Charter and urges broader membership, limited veto use, peaceful dispute settlement, armament regulation, and partial sovereignty surrender for international atomic control. Vishinsky called it the most important UN proposal as President Truman reported an atomic blast in Russia. Austin drafted a counterattack seen as an olive branch with thorny elements.
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Vishinsky
Bloc
U.N
Security Council
Rusaia
U.N. Assembly
Truman
Russia
Austin
Vishingky
Former German Staff Chief Denies Red Story
Frankfurt report quotes Franz Halder denying a Tass claim that he presided over a secret meeting of German generals in Giessen near Frankfurt. Halder says since his release from Giessen camp he has not been there. U S. Army intelligence says they have no knowledge of such a meeting.
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Frankfurt
Germany
Franz Halder
Tass
ADN
Giessen
Halder
Gieasen
Arty
U. S. Army
New York Central Reports October Deficit in 1930s
New York Central Railroad Co reported a net deficit of 1,845,340 pounds for October due to adverse steel and iron strikes. October revenues totaled 51,573,285 pounds, versus 31,011,499 pounds profit on higher revenues last year. For the first ten months, net income stood at 14,153,195 pounds on 550,800,390 pounds in revenues.
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New York UP
New York Central Railroad Co
Wed
Presbyterian Men Meet Monday At Oakwood Church
The Oakwood Chapter of the Council of Presbyterian Men will meet Monday at the Oakwood Avenue church. Rev Edward Young of the First Presbyterian Church of Unity will speak. Marty Roberts will play accordion and a short film will be shown. Appetizers will be served after the meeting.
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Oakwood
Council of Presbyterian Men
Ontwood Avenue
Munitions Board Post Goes To Chicago Man
The job as chairman of the Munitions Board was handed to Hubert E Howard of Chicago. The transfer affects leadership and policy direction for munitions procurement and watch enforcement.
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Munitions Board
Chicago
Washington
Hubert E Howard
Syear
Cea
Traian. Howard
Anties
Uth
Market Closes Mixed Amid Broad Stock Activity
Trading ended with a steady to slightly mixed tone as several leading issues fluctuated. Am Can and Am Gas & Elec showed varied moves while Am Loco and Allied chemical noted light volumes, with some industrials recovering from earlier lows and notable gains for Goodrich, American Can, and Sear Roebuck.
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Vouier
Mary
Am Gas
Elec
Am Loco
Mar
Am Macel
Armour A
Sendiz Aviation
Peoples Gas
Bethighem
Boeing Ale
Cal & Hecla
Canadian Pacific
Celanone Corp
Indica
Ohio
Chrysler
Credit
Celawase
Chi
Con
Edison
Cage & Northwestern
Rock Island
Motors Oh
Gondrige
Kansse City
Southern
National Diatittere
Curtis W
Paramount
Seheniey
Curtie Wrigt
Hiram Walker
Dal. & Hudson
Dupont
Eastman Kodak Ath
Ada
Ita Be
Gen
Foods Corp
Gen. Motors
Goodrich
Great North
iMinds Central
Clonc Inter
Jewell Int, Pap. & Pow
American Can
Int
Te. & Tel
Art
Atlantic Gulf
Johns-Manville
S. Rubber
National
Jones & Laughlin
Steel
Procter & Gam
Henuecatt
Ible
Seara Roebuck
Kreage
Libby
Mc & Libby
Joe Ugg & Myers
Lockheed Loew's S
Mar Mid Corp
Bsa Martin Glen
Mont Ward
Nash Kelvinator 1644
North Am
Otia Elevator
ST Ohio Oi Bi
Packard Motors
Pan Amer Corp
Bu BM Penn
Pepsi Cola A
Phillips Petrol
Pullman Co Bu
Pure Oil
Radio Corp
Radio Keith
Rem Rand
Repab Steel
Reynolds
St. Jo Lead
Schenley
Sears-Roebuck
Sinclair Oil
Socony Vac
Southern Pat
Wis
Prurrs Ais Studebaker
Sehra Corbasa. A
Lasiza
Lexa Co Oa
Macintosh
Union Carbide
Deve. Pa
Union
Rlg BT
Northam Spy
Nit Air Corp
United Corp
United Fruit
United Gas Imp
LSU
Wore
Crata Lee
Warner Bros B
West Air Brake
Westinghouse
Aire Woolworth
Niagara
Service Commission
Dak
Targt Cate
Zation
Market Stocks Edge Lower Amid Mixed Dow Jones Averages
Bradley type: The report notes stock prices across major companies with varied movements. General Motors and Du Pont showed notable declines, while Peoples Gas edged higher in a softer utility list. Dow Jones preliminary closing averages show industrials down, rails down, utilities barely up, and total volume around 1.26 million shares.
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Standard Oil
N. J
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Southern Pacific
iLnois Central
Southern Railway
Peoples Gas
Dow Jones
Fire at Central Street auto shop orders alarm
A fire broke out yesterday at a Westerviet owned auto shop near Denareme and Framnh Streets. Central Fire Station units arrived to control a blaze started by alcohol near a workshop occupied by Frank Dun tis af Weterchiet. No injuries reported.
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Syoné Co
Central Fire
Denareme
Frank Duntis
Weterchiet
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William Doyle
Elaine Schroeder
Shirley Stewart
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