Steel and liquor issues surge on stock market news
A misty market report shows steel and liquor stocks gaining amid cautious trading. Traders cited moderate gains in key issues such as General Electric and Johns Manville while bonds wavering. wheat and corn prices moved little, with slight declines in some grains.
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New York
Egguers Aid
Benez
Steon
U. S. Breel
Berhlehe
Norhhern
General Electric
Johns- Manville
Cal
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Quoted by seater and Adee Hightow Close Bh Ha Hwy
A compact note cites quotes attributed to seater and Adee regarding a local traffic halt near Hightow. The brief item records a two-person attribution and a nearby highway reference without further details.
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Seater & Adee
Hightow
Rubber export and Japanese stock in Malaya report
The Exchange Telegraph from Malaya says 25,000 tons of rubber will be exported to the United States and the United Kingdom before December 1. Japanese holdings in the area were about 50,000 tons, according to the agency.
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London
Exchange
Malaya
United States
United Kingdom
Market price snapshot for flour eggs cheese and poultry
New York reports wholesale price movements across flour rye cornmeal butter and cheese with live and dressed poultry rates. Notes include firm egg pricing, creamery premium levels, and transportation adjusted costs for freight and express deliveries amid regional price steadiness. Residents near Rocky Mountain National Park raise complaint about ration losses from theft.
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New York
Liesdr. Pring
Isa
Hai
On the Air Radio Programs From Local Stations
Radio listings from WIRY and local stations outline today's schedule including time slots, program names, and hosts. Notable entries mention Morning Melodies, News, musical segments, soap operas, and religious hymns, with many program titles and host names scattered through the lineup.
Open Season for Pheasants Sparks Farmer Cooperation
A long discussion on wild life restocking highlights farmer support in creating pheasant habitat. Cooperation enabled rearing farms at Sherburne and others, with eggs hatched by farmers and birds released on land. Open season dates shifted through legal challenges, finally settling on late October to early November with farmer-led restraint.
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Ei Ion
Ae Duther
IGS
Aiate
Sportation
Sherburne
Harry Regera
Conservation Department
Syracuse
Conservation , Department
Albany
Sportsmen urge farmer cooperation to save upland game
A letter from Jack Parrell of Troy argues postwar plans for wildlife must include farmer consultation and land-use policies to replenish pheasants and upland game. He warns without such action the wildlife supply will vanish and public hunting memory fade. A reader asks about state taxes for nonproperty owners and learns New York imposes a state income tax on certain incomes while real estate taxes are local.
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Conservation Department
Jack Parrell
New York State
Kaiser Shipbuilding Address Inquiries
The Record editor requests the mailing address of Kaiser Shipbuilding Corp general offices. The reply provides Oskiend, California as the address through the Pulse of the People inquiry channel.
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Kaiser Shipbuilding
Kaiser Shipbuilding’ Corp
Fair Enough continues on crowded wartime town scene
A town reels as 36 000 sailors and Marines return from the Pacific wartime service. Hotels overflow. even dignitaries like a Supreme Court justice face social duties, while local buyers and merchants struggle with reconversion and crowded conditions.
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Pacific
Newark
Stamford
Supreme Court
Groton
Features
Truman Era Decisions and Dies Committee Actions
In a cross section of postwar policy the piece notes rapid moves by the White House on the atomic bill and Pacific bases, suggesting a pattern of executive-branch secrecy. It criticizes the Dies committee trajectory and recalls officials denying or misplacing documents while questioning liberal radio commentators and press access.
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Trumian
Navy
Army
State
Interior Departments
Truman
Congress
Warren
Harding
Japan
Charles Evens Hughes
Roosevelt
House
Dies
New York
Cecil Brown
Johannes Steel
Sidney Walton
William Gailmor
Sam Karp
Connecticut
Molotov
Gnandany
Bridgeport
Ernie Adamson
The
Herald
Sopsright
Beit Syndicate. Inc
Lansingburg P T A Plans Rummage Sale and Dance
The Lan singburg Parent-Teacher Association executive board completed plans for a rummage sale to be held Friday and Saturday at the Coons Wire Store on River Street. Mrs. Fredick West will head rummage collection and delivery with help from Mrs. John Hann. A Monday school dance requires a plate of rummage as admission. The group voted a $10 donation to Allied Communities War Chest and discussed a benefit movie at the Bison Theater later announced by Mrs. West. Board meetings shift to 2 p.m. start time.
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Lansingburg
Coons Wire Store
River Street
Fredeick West
West
John Hann
Karn
Alied Communities War Chest
Bison Theater
Mra. West
Veterans School Seeks Expansion to 400 Students
Veterans School seeks state approval to expand from 122 to 400–500 students, citing SS orders, with 223 peak enrollment and a 35 veteran waiting list. George E. Holliday and Mayor Jobe J. Ahern pressed the Board of Regents for rapid expansion, noting rising demand in refrigeration, radio, electricity, carpentry, machine tools, drafting, auto mechanics, and industrial electronics.
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Broadway
Oe Erals Te
Troy
Holliday
Troy Area
Vermont
Massachusetes
Wiliamstown
Mass
Syracuse
Batavia
Sr. Hateliday
Hoatliday
Hughes, Autograf Brush Co
Ahern
State Education Department
Washington County Forms Soil District Appoints Directors
The Washington County Board of Supervisors established a soil conservation district at Hudson Falls and named directors Harry Booth Easton William J Reid Fot Edward Almon Rathbun Whitehall Clarence Rea Jackson and Ralph Reid Hebron with terms through 31 Dec One director serves three years annually. Compensation is six dollars per day while at work. The board also created a county veterans service agency and ordered cost estimates. The Washington County Self Insurance Co. reported total awards of 3192.27 paid publicly.
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Washington County Board of Supervisors
Hudson Falls
Harry Mr. Booth
Easton
William J. Reid
Fot Edward
Almon Rathbun
Whitehall
Grange
Clarence Rea
Jackson
Farm Bureau
Ralph Reid
Hebron
Veterans’ Service Agency
Veterans’ Committee
Washington County Self Insurance Co
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