Initial Stock Gains Erased At Closing
New York markets opened with optimism on profits and dividends but gains faded as trading slowed before a long holiday. Despite modest early strength, many issues pared gains or declined with only a few rail and industrials finishing near ups and several favorites trading at new 1943 peaks.
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New York
al News
Electric Power & Light
Allied Mills
Chrysler
Goodrich
Sears Roebuck
Oliver Farm
Douglas Aircraft
American Can
North American
Southern Pacific
A. &. Steel
General Motors
American Telephone
Western Unon
Boeing
United Aircraft
Great Northern Southern Railway
Anaconda
du Pont
Texas
Ana Deere
Chicago
New York Produce 3.68 a 375 r for
The text shows a shorthand financial note from New York markets noting a price of 3.68 and quantity 375, with unclear context. It appears as a brief market quote or ledger entry without full sentence context. Entities include New York, price 3.68, quantity 375, likely commodities or stocks.
Queer Accidents Afflict Victims In City Hospital
Knoxville Tennessee list of youthful patients and their injuries from a single day include Hazel Irene Smith age 2 burned by a California crate, Mildred Cooper age 4 button stuck, Rose Mary Keith age 3 ear injury, William McAllister age 3 swallowed lemons, Robert H. Boatman age 12 thrown from pony. Items also note various produce prices.
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Knoxville
Tenn
City Hospital
Hazel Irene Smith
California
William McAllister
Mildred Cooper
Mary Kieth
Robert H. Boatman
Churchill Talk Provokes Speculation On Postwar Monarchies
London reports quote Prime Minister Churchill backing restoration of monarchies in Yugoslavia and Greece, sparking debate among exiled governments over how far the Allies will signal preferred postwar regimes. He stressed restoration must follow free choice of liberated peoples, while noting Allied bases for defense.
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London
Churchill
Quebec
Britain
Churchiuls Endorsen
Coutries
Nuiatter
Greece
Jugoslavia
Peter
Jugoslaviia
George
Cairo
Norway
Holland
Belgium
Leopold
Girl Safe After Climbing to Roof
A 19-year-old socialite Amy Kidder climbed a five story fire escape to a roof near her home in New York. An employee restrained her as crowds gathered and police learned her name and address from whispered phone numbers. Her parents, Mr and Mrs Maynard Kidder, were reportedly vacationing in Woods Hole Massachusetts and were expected home yesterday.
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New York
INS
Amy Kidder
Amy
Wall Street
Maynard Kidder
Woods Hole
Mass
Man Finds Hidden Bonds in Salvation Army Clothes
In Portland Oregon a man rushed to Salvation Army workers and led a six hour search of old clothes and scrap paper. He had inadvertently sent a feather bag containing $5,000 in fire insurance policies $730 in negotiable bonds a $4,000 note and a mortgage. The bag was found beside an incinerator awaiting burning and the finder promised large rewards.
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Portland, Ore
Ins
Salvation Army
Nervous Axis Broadcast Forecasts Two Direction Invasions
Axis radio commentators warned of mass Allied invasion armadas forming in the Mediterranean and Britain for a two directional assault on the continent. Paris and Berlin reports described ships and forces gathering and predicted a moment when Anglo American forces would land on the French coast, promising fierce battles ahead. The Navajo of New Mexico relate Shiprock’s lore as a giant bird once guiding their people to the area.
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Mediterranean
Britain
Paris
la Linea
Spain
Gibraltar
DNB
Berlin
Europe
France
Low Countries
Italy
Denmark
Balkans
New Mexico
War manpower control debates fuel wartime policy
A Baruch committee report on West Coast aircraft production cites manpower and labor problems. It argues that centralized control over war production and manpower is still needed to avoid inevitable slowdowns, challenging the premise of civilian selection for military fitting and industry needs.
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Tiows
War Manpower Commission
Selective Service Mechanism
Bernard M. Baruch
Kiwanis Touts Education in Holland and Europe
F K Van Almelo consulting engineer with Consolidated Car Heating Co. spoke to Kiwanis at Hendrick Hudson about European education. He noted multilingual youth are essential due to foreign trade entanglements and outlined Dutch schooling including French German and English. The Junior Builder's Club harmonica quartet performed. The annual clam bake was announced for September 16. Birthdays celebrated for Joseph P Delaney and Herman Grethen.
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Wetherlands
F. K. van Almelo
Consolidated Car Heating Co., Inc
Kiwanis
Hendrick Hudson
Netherlands
Joseph FP. Delaney
Herman Grethen
Gripsholm Sails to Return U.S. Citizens From Asia
The liner Gripsholm sailed to meet a Japanese exchange ship and bring back about 1,250 Americans interned in Japan, China, and the Philippines since Pearl Harbor. It carries 1,330 Japanese civilians and supplies for American POWs and heads toward Portuguese East India to meet Teia Maru with about 1,500 Western Hemisphere nationals aboard.
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Washington
Gripsholm
America
United States
Japan
China
Philippines
Pearl Harbor
Mormuago
Portuguese East India
State and War Departments
iDet
Milestones in Allied Campaigns in Sicily and Italy
Milestones show Allied push across Sicily with key events including Pantelleria, Palermo, Messina, and the fall of Mussolini. July 10 invasion of Sicily precedes Palermo’s fall by July 2, Mussolini’s resignation on July 25, the Messina capture August 17 completing occupation, and September 1 Allied landings in southern Italy.
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Pantelleria
Sicily
Palermo
Benito Mussolini
Italy
Messina
Aegean
Spolla
Albania
Yugoslavia
Safeguards On Railroad Link Sought
The state filed court action to compel the Defense Plant Corp to comply with state safety device laws for a 33 mile Adirondack railroad from Sanford Lake to North Creek. The line serves National Lead Co mines and the Delaware and Hudson route, mainly hauling titanium ore. The AG says plans for highway crossings and signal devices must be approved. DPc and partners argue federal immunity. Compliance would not delay construction.
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Defense Plant Corp
Sanford Lake
North Creek
Adirondacks
National Lead Co
Adirondack
Delaware and Hudson Railroad
Nathaniel L. Goldstein
State Superintendent of Public Works
Public Service Commission
Delaware and Hudson
Goldstein
Stillwater Upton Chapter O E 8 meets with officers presiding
The first fall meeting of Upton Chapter O E 8 was held in the Masonic Temple with Mrs. Isabel Wilbur as worthy matron. Cards on the War Bond due next meeting were requested. A donation was made to the Emergency War Fund. An invitation from Glen Star Chapter for Sept 16 was read. Social and entertainment committees were appointed. Personal items include trips to Maine by local couples.
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Upton Chapter
O. E
Masonic Temple
Isabel Wilbur Worthy
Glen Star
Adelaide Ward
Clara Schultz
Cordelia Pitney
Helen Doughty
Margaret Goodrich
Two Soldiers Listed Wounded in Desert Fronts
Two service men in this area were among the 195 soldiers wounded in action in the various battle fronts, according to a report yesterday from the War Department. Wounded in the North African area, which includes Sicily, were Pvt. John D. Holmes, son of Mrs. Grace Holmes, Stillwater, and Sergt. Donald E. Wood, son of Philip E. Wood, West Granville Corners.
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War Department
North African
Sicily
John D. Holmes
Grace Holmes
Stillwater
Donald E. Wood
Philip E. Wood
West Granville Corners
Return to London by Allied leaders after Quebec talks
London reports Gen. Sir Alan Brooke chief of the Imperial General Staff and Air Chief Marshal Sir Arthur Portal chief of the Air Staff returned to England yesterday from the Quebec war conference. Vice Admiral Lord Louis Mountbatten, new Allied commander in chief in Southeast Asia, returned Wednesday.
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London
Alan Brooke
Imperial General Staff
Arthur Portal
England
Quebec
Lord Louis Mountbatten
Southeast Asia
Allies Cross Straits Invade Italian Mainland Near Messina
CBS correspondent John Daly reports Allied forces crossed the straits from Sicily into Calabria Italy with landings near Messina. Initial attacks began at 4:30 am after heavy bombardment. Germans are expected to resist. Reggio Calabria and nearby towns San Giovanni and Scilla are noted as opposition points.
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Messina
Scilla
San Giovanni
Algiers
John Daly
C.B.S
Daly
Reggio Calabria
Italian
Sicilian
Africa
Sicily
Italy
Masonic Veterans Elect Oct 2 Dinner and Meeting
The Masonic Veterans Association of Troy and Vicinity will hold its annual business meeting and dinner at the Masonic Temple on Saturday night Oct 2. Officers reported that members must have 21 years or more of Masonic service to attend with a 6:30 p.m. dinner and 7:30 p.m. business meeting. A speaker and floor show follow the dinner. the speaker will be chosen at a later officers meeting.
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Masonic Veterans’ Association of
Troy and Vicinity
Masonic Temple
Thomas H. Halliday
John W. Egleston
Campball Co
Charge Reduced In Saratoga Case
On the districts attorney’s recommendation Henry Welden’s grand larceny charge in Saratoga Springs was reduced to unlawful entry. Welden pled guilty before City Judge A. J. LaBelle and received a two year suspended sentence, then was turned over to Military Police. He had left Camp Edwards on a two day pass mid August and was AWOL on Aug 24, leading to his capture near Leonard’s Crossing. Clarabelle Stenrod, arrested with him, was released. no charges against her. Goods were found in a hideout and returned to Rose Newkirk and Rocco Smaldone, with thefts at the Newkirk refreshment stand and Smaldone residence.
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Saratoga Springs
Henry Welden
Welden
A. J. LaBelle
Saratoga
Camp Edwards
Mass
Leonard
Three Officers Promoted In Army Air Corps
The War Department announced promotions of three officers in the Army Air Corps including Lieut. John Joseph Deran of Albany promoted to captain and Second Lieut. Ralph Swarthout Hayes Jr of Schenectady and Charles Ruxton Frost of Albany promoted to first lieutenant.
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War Department
Albany
Schenectady
Army Air Corps
John Joseph Deran
Ralph Swarthout Hayes, Jr
Charles Ruxton Frost
Needle in Girl's Foot Removed After Three Years
Jean Evans of Granville had a steel needle removed from her right foot at Emma Laing Stevens Hospital after lying embedded for three years. The 196 Lincoln Avenue resident complained of foot pain recently. X rays showed a one inch piece of steel and surgery followed. She is recovering in good condition under her parents Mr. and Mrs. Edward J. Evans.
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Jean Evans
Granvii
Emma Laing Stevens Hospital
Jean
Edward J. Evans
Lincoln Avenue
Business Good But Saratoga Missed the Races
Saratoga Springs merchants report varied August trade as races drew fewer fans. Bathhouses thrived while hotels split opinions with one large hotel showing much lower figures and another busier than last year. Rail travel stayed strong due to driving bans, July fared well but August lagged.
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Saratoga Springs
Wake Up With Lemon Water for Quick Constipation Help
Drink juice of one Sunkist lemon in water on arising. This simple wake-up drink may relieve constipation and boost vitamin C intake. Lemons refresh the mouth, aid digestion, and may sharpen appetite. Try it for ten mornings and see if it helps. California Sunkist ad.
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Sunkist
California
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