Stoges Rally as J L Lewis Calls Off Goal Strike
Financial news brief notes Stoges rally after J L Lewis calls off a goal strike. Stock activity centers on 2,580,005 shares traded with inflation and tax themes influencing investor sentiment. Major names cited include U S Steel Bethlehem Youngstown Sheet Steel Goodrich U Rubber and Curtiss Wright with other movers like National Distillers Dome Mines Homestake Santa Fe Great Northern Chesapeake & Ohio Sears Roebuck American Telephone and Standard Oil. Cotton and rye futures also reported firming in late trading.
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New York
Pizetate
Wekorl Seoel
Megigizia
Comrback
Toms
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sweet
Scheeley
Goodrick
Rubber
South Americas
Electric Power & Light
Curtiss-Wright
National Distillers
Dome
Mines
Homestake
Sante Fe
Great Norvern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Sears, Roebuck
American Telephone
Standard Oi
Joyns-Manville
Chicago
New York Produce Market Prices Fluctuate Across Grains Butter and Poultry
The New York market reports steadiness in flour and rye with varying price marks for spring patents and intermingled notes on cornmeal and rice flour. Butter shows wholesale ceiling levels by grade, while cheese remains nominal with general wholesale poultry quotations including freight and express terms for live birds and dressed products.
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New York
F. Meéirs
Stock Market Day Notes and Local Updates
Snapshot of the day shows a stock market reference 55 percent 626 50 percent ire and mixed local updates. Names include Helen Agen Jane Sidley Albert G Sabin Angela De Maggio and Arthur Cockfair Jr with items on recovery teaching district events and military entry. A food sale raised 33 dollars while a charity fair with art items and a cafe dinner is planned at the Methodist hall. A Schenectady patrolman contracted infantile paralysis and the police department organized a fundraising drive for his care.
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Helen Agen
Hines
Mis
Jane Sidley
Palmertown
Albert G. Sebin
Waterviiet
Henry Charen
Wis
Troy Les
Etla Herrison
Johnson‘sine
Albert G. Sabin
Guild of the Holy Name
Angela de Maggio
Samaritan Hospital
Arthur Cockfair, Jr
Navy
Camp Pear
Willizmnaturg
W. S.C
Methodist
Scientists urge world body to control atomic bomb
Two leading young scientists Dr J B Oppenheimer and Dr H J Curtin urged a world organization to govern all atomic power to avert unimaginable horror. They spoke to a Senate committee noting the danger of a single diplomatic misstep. An auxiliary meeting of the Ladies Auxiliary AOEL is announced for 8 pm at the Chasan Building with Mrs Mary O’Cie in charge.
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Washington
J. BR. Oppenheimer
Los Alamos
N. M
H. J. Curtis
Clinton Laboratories
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Senate
Commerce and Military Affairs
Curtin
Division 1
AOEL
Chasan
Mary |O'Cie
Emerald Club Inducts Officers at Cosgrave Street Rooms
The Emerald Club installed officers at their club rooms on Congress Street last evening. A supper followed, served by the Rouse committee under Timothy Noonan and Charles Rehemerlern. Officers installed included President J. McNamara, Vice President Witter Hoy, Financial Secretary Wellass Caven, Secretary Caspar Seibert, Treasurer Leo Mute, Trustees Albert Ciruti, Sexes Ci ver, and Serge Kennedy. McNamara named Nootan and Schemerhorn to the Rouse committee for the coming year. The event featured honoring service. Two club members served in the covsiry with nine charged and present. Several members have returned from service.
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Emerald Club
Cers
Cosgress Street
Rouse
Timothy Noonan
Charles Rehemerlern
Otscote
J. McNamara
Witter (. Hoy
Wellass Caven
Caspar Seibert
Leo Mute
Albert Ciruti
Sexes Civer
Sarces Kennedy
McNamara
Foster claims Truman regime yields to imperialistic forces
Wiles, head of the American Communist Party, told a House committee that the Truman administration yields to imperialist pressure. He attacks James Byrnes’s appointment as secretary of state as a concession to imperialists and lists Hoover, Dewey, Vandenberg, and Dukes as their spokesmen.
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Foster
Truman
Washington
Wiles
Communist Party In America
James Byres
America
House
Herbert Hoover
New York
Thomas E. Dewey
Vandenberg
Mich
John Foster Dukes
Dewey
Hoover
Congress
Mechanicville Firm Submits Lowest Bridge Bid
Catling Brothers of Mechanicville bid the lowest amount for a 120 foot 4 inch bridge on the Gifford Church Highway in Schenectady County. Bids opened in Albany. Syracuse firm was the only other bidder. The project includes approaches and was estimated around $1,204,56.
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Mechanicville
Catling Brothers
Schenectady
Albany
Stee
Osiy Ope
Syracuse
Michael Swedick Injured at Plant
Michael Swedick, 55, of 250 Jackson Street, is in Troy Hospital in critical condition after an accident at Raid Joint Co. He suffered a compound fracture of the left leg, possible fracture of the hip, and injuries to several fingers after being struck by a crane. Dr. Richard P. Doody attended him.
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Michael Swedick
Jackson Street
Troy Hospital
Raid Joint Co
Angers
Richard P. Doody
Grave Yard Wake Plans Halloween Jamboree
The Grave Yard Wake No. 1 of the Army and Navy garrison, meeting at Yankee Doodle garrison STL in Rensselaer, planned a Halloween Jamboree for Oct 31. Chairman Thomas Sylvester Hurley selected the Crystal Bar for the banquet with a turkey dinner, and the group opposed the St. Lawrence Seaway while urging a vote on Amendment No. 6 on Election Day.
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Grave Yard
Army and Navy Garrison
Doodle Garrison
Rensselaer
St. Lawrence Seaway
Thomas Sylvester Hurley
Joseph P. English Garrison No. 280
Troy
Beckett Wins First Round KO in Fairview Card
In Buffalo at Memorial Auditorium Cliff Beckett of Sudbury Ontario defeated Warren Jones of New York in a one round knockout at 2 02. Beckett was dropped earlier by a low punch but recovered to land left hooks. In the co feature Ralph Jackson of New York lost a six round decision to Jimmy Maen deH with Mandell winning a unanimous decision after both Mandell and Jackson were staggered.
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Beckett
Sones
Buffalo
Cliff Beckett
Sudbury
Ont
Warren Jones
New York
Jimmy Maendeh
Ralph Jackson
Fairview ‘Athletic Club
Memorial Auditorium
Jones
Noggin
Mandell
Jackson
Ward Cuff Breaks Wrist in Sunday Game
Ward Cuff, veteran halfback for the New York Gisots, fractured a bone in his right wrist during Sunday's clash with the Boston Yanks. The former Marquette star will miss the Gisots home opener vs Pittsburg but may return the following week, coach Steve Owens said. Cuff incurred the injury in a third period scramble when teammate Frank Cope fell on him. Ed Shedleaky will replace Cuff in the starting backfield Sunday.
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Ward Cuff
New York Upi
Ward
New York Gisots
Boston Yanks
M-raya
Marquette
Nazi Submarine Crew Members Face Trial
Hamburg five members of a German submarine crew went on trial before an Allied military court charged with killing survivors of a freighter they sank in the South Atlantic in March 1944. Defendants include Heinz Ecks, captain of U 852, a lieutenant and three crewmen, with other crew members to testify against Belis who sank the freighter and killed seven British, two Greek and two Chinese survivors.
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Hamburg
South Atlantic
Heinz Ecks
Leutenant
Belis
Albany Driving Waging Speeding Crackdown
Albany authorities led by Recorder Robert J. Laffin carried out a citywide drive against speeding. Police cooperation produced $302 in fines for traffic offenses, with emphasis on schools and churches to curb speeding behavior.
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Albany
Robert J. Laffin
Laffin
Retired Printer Davis Dies Aged 95 In Rensselaer
William Davis aged 95, longtime printer and member of the International Typographical Union, died yesterday in Rensselaer. Born in England, he worked in Troy, Jersey City, and Albany, and was tied to an Albany printing company before retirement.
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William Davis
Rensselaer
International Typographical Union
England
Davis
Troy
Jersey City
Albany
Albany Printing Company
Italian Center to Honor Servicemen at Banquet
Italian Center announces a November 4 banquet to fete discharged servicemen of Italian extraction. Attendees will receive two years free membership in the Talkin Conformity Center and Welfare League. A fundraising show at Germata Hall marks the fall winter season as Dominic Pari and Dominic Testo lead the committee.
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Second Street
Foreign service reassignment announced by State Department
Harold D. Finley of Saratoga Springs reassigned as American consul at Alpi era Algeria. He is currently serving as American consul at Managua Nicaragua.
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Washington, D
State Department
Anced
Harold D. Finley
Saratege Springs
Alpiera
Algeria
Managua
Nicaragua
Americas Const
Parrymen's League Sub-District Meeting Planned in Brandon
Jacob F. Pratt of Schaghticoke will attend the Parrymen's League sub-district meeting at Grange Hall Brandon Vermont on October 25. Speakers include Marshall Gould of Granville and Richard Vanderwood of the Albany Division office. Stephen Farley of the New York office will be the principal speaker. The meeting begins at 11 o'clock with dinner served noon by Branford delegates and locals from Washington Saratoga and Heinsi ere counties in New York Crom Ruzlent Addison Counties in Vermont.
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Jdarymen's League
Vermont
Jacob F. Pratt
Schaghticeke
Parrymen's League
Grange Hal
Brandon
Ham
Giher
Marshall Gould
Granville
Veysesalutions Committee
Richard Vanderwood
Albany
Stephen Farley
New York
League
Grange Hall
Elock Ang
Brandcp
Washington
Saratoga
Heinseiaer
Snd
Crom Ruzlent
Addison
Grave markers stolen from Schenectady veterans graves
Police investigate theft of approximately Me trolese markers from Schenectady war veterans graves. John Davignon, Schenectady County American Legion Braves registration chairman, disclosed the loss and police suspect bars may have sold the markers to scrap metal dealers as they check with various establishments.
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Schenectady
John Davignon
Schenectady County
American Legion Braves
Abbeny Academy names new school director amid upheaval
A confusing notice reports Lawrence H. Pike’s long tenure at Abbeny Academy and a shift in leadership with pig agents and directors mentioned. Robert E. Lee is cited in connection to a birthday and a Texas holiday as state figures debate appointments. Roy L. is noted as former director of Urslere Springs, while Thomas C Brown is referenced in a political context.
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Lawrence H. Pike
Abbeny Academy
Brown SeSeoi
Apt
Saratoga Springs
Robert E.i Lee
Thomas C -Brown
Egal Holday
Texas
Second Presbyteiar
Roy L.right
Urslere Springs
Knickerbocker Junior High Mothers Club Rummage Sale
The Knickerbocker Junior High School Mothers' Club will run a rummage sale at 14 Fourth Street on Friday and Saturday. Under the direction of Mrs Emile Brandt the event was originally planned for Monday and Tuesday but was postponed.
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Knickerbocker Junior High School Mothers’ Club
Fourth Street
Emile Brandt
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