Utility Stocks Rally Amid Tester Market Moves
Utility stocks advance as Foster Adams quotes show gains and highs amid a tough market. The report lists Electric Power and Electric Service of New Jersey among leading movers with notable activity and bond trading mixed among firms like United Air and Carbide.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Douglas Airecie
United Air
Cartsa-Weig
Elettric Power & It
N. J. Ameritas
Carbide
Robert Z Heute
Marraing
Area Men Arrive in States from Overseas
Several area men have returned from overseas in Easter’s ports this week. Names include Privates Charles H. Baker, John O’Reilly, John J. Bernard Oliver, Edward J. Cooper, James J. Weaver, John F. Krawiec, Frederick C. Weir, Daniel Kosarovich, and Arthur J. Hamei, with addresses in Waterford Cahoes and Oneida Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Baker
Tal Pawking
John 5. O'Reilly
John J
Fifth Avenue
Bernard Oliver
Ser- Avenue
Edward J. Cooper
Sixth Avenue
Waterstet
James J. Weaver
Waterford
John F. Krawiee
Pic
Frederick C. Weir
Railroad Street
Daniel Kosarovich
Saratoga Street
Cpl
Oneida Street
Cahoes
Local News Briefs Listing Residents and Visits
Grafton Mist Orintha Wood is 1. Mrs. Carrie Rhodes of Troy will spend time at her home here. William Hiaus is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Fred Biederman. Mrs. Joseph Wagar was operated on Saturday at Leonard Hospital. Mrs. May Rowland and daughter of Steoklin spent the weekend with Mrs. Bernard Simmons. Airs. Vina Vermiyen of Troy visited her sister Mrs. FAL recentis. Cahizhan returned to Troy after visiting F. F. Babcock. Forrest Smith returned to his base after thirty days with his parents. Mrs. Grace Enderte and son returned to Troy after two weeks with Mr. and Mrs. C. Enderte. Mrs. G. Kennan returned to Watervliet. The Rhodes and Waterviet items note nine weeks’ visit with Mr. and Mrs. Immer Jacobs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mist Orintha Wood
Carrie Rhodes
Troy
Will
William Hiaus
Fred Biederman
Joseph Wagar
The
Leonard Hospital
May Rowland
Steoklin
Bernard Simmons
Vina Vermiyen
E. H. Weigner
New York
Cahizhan
F. F. Babcock
Forrest Smith
Jay Smith
Grace Enderte
C. Enderte
G. Kennan
Waterviet
Rhodes Hay
Mra Immer Jacobs
New York Wholesale Food Prices From Barley to Butter
Prices across commodities show flour steady with spring patents around 1 200 and 2 375. Cornmeal and white granulated sugar hold steady, while butter remains firm near 829. The report lists varied weights and packaging, with creameries and market quotes reflecting premium marks and gas rent allowances in the current period.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Steady, &Pring
Fency
Bedium
Jos
York
Decline in Combat Losses Reported in Washiasie Figures
Historical data outlines reduced combat losses and cost distributions. The report lists figures for wounded and other categories, including prices and regional OPA adjustments affecting poultry and meat products.
Predict End Of Rationing This Year
Washington informs Congress that most rationing may end this year while rent controls persist. OPA plans to guide producers and consumers as ceilings lift gradually across metals foods clothing and consumer goods. Some items will be decontrolled sooner while others remain under price controls.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
OPA
Wan J. Culiver
Congress
Biesse
Fedem
Imsu
Harry Telease
AIOS
Truman urges transitional tax cuts and full employment plan
President outlines proposals for transitional revenue measures, tax reductions, and a modernized federal tax system. He calls for wartime powers to curb inflation, expand unemployment benefits, raise the minimum wage, and extend benefits to federal workers while stressing full employment as a national goal.
War era labor push and price control proposals outline
The speech calls for amendments to the Fair Labor Standards Act to raise the minimum wage from 49 cents an hour, extends war powers to stabilize the economy, resists wage hikes that threaten price ceilings, and seeks permanent labor agency expansion to curb employment discrimination and bolster collective bargaining. It also urges sustaining wartime labor boards and expanding price support measures for agriculture.
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Itrumas
Department of Labor
Alumi Co
Amenes
Coram Bofax de YG
Hom
Gus & Bier
War Labor Board
Abo
Tee Ag
Brewster Aeropi
Barty Biscuit
Ranad Marconi
Servcom
Colonial Airlines
Creole Petrol
Elec Bord
Glen Alden
Hamblé
Tar de
Louisiana
Lara Vie
Jean Pasirte Ie
Penmoad Corp
St Regis
TPM Bby
Postwar agenda items proposed by President in 1945 speech
The President urged Congress to mobilize $900 million in farm rent housing funds for CCC programs, expand public works, and accelerate veterans readjustment. He backed a single federal research agency, tax reform, surplus property control, and aid to small business, plus postwar relief for UNRRA and Merchant Marine. He also called for a $20,000 congressional salary and broader social security credits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Congress
Commodity Credit Corp
Veterans’ Administration
Central America
Canal Zone
United States
UNRRA
House
Maritime Commission
Minister Arrested After Wife Dies of Rattlesnake Bite
Rev. Harvey D. Ange died after a rattlesnake bite at faith healer demonstrations in Some Creek Lafe. Three sect members Paul Dotsen Léander Ety and John Wit were arrested on charges of unlawfully bringing poisonous snakes to the event and enabling their escape. A 2 year old baby was born prematurely and survived minutes after the death. Doctor G. T. Foust certified the death as due to rattlesnake bite.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norton
Harvey D. Ange
Paul Dotsen
Léander Ety
John Wit
Mre. Kirk
G. T. Foust
Truman Faults and Fault Lines in Pearl Harbor Policy
The piece argues President Truman bungled blame for Pearl Harbor by not defending Short and Kimmel and by portraying the American people as defendants. It cites reports on warnings, the Taulanene law, and contested declarations, with criticism of Roosevelt era actions and Pendergast connections influencing decisions. It frames the discourse as a political narrative about loyalty and accountability.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Kimmel
Hawaii
Haberts Commission
Japan
Greenland
Germany
Coast Guard
Northland
United States
Roberts
Short 2Nd Kimmel
Gnally
Truman
Im &Press
Short
Jay
Tom Pendergast
Kansas City
Senate
Maurice Milllena
Pendergast
Mr. Truman
Pearl Harbor
Roosevelt
Short and Kimmel
Roostvelt
Merry-Go-Round Containing Political Gossip and Diplomacy
A gossip columnist analyzes U S diplomacy linking Hull Byrnes and Dan as power players. Notes state department pressure on reporting on atrocities and assumes Byrnes will influence policy, while contrasting Baruch's supposed control with Byrnes independent moves. The piece mocks Washington gossip and high society speculation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hull
Russia
France
Spain
Freres
Dann
Seade
Seade With: Raving Imptrurted the Aeerican Miniter In Switzeriann
Leland Harrison
Jammy Dano
Cor
de Hull
Guna
State Department
Fos KR
Duan
Washington
Cordell Hull
Jimmy Byrnes
Byrnes
Hutt
Byres
Bernie Baruch
Jimmy
Baruch
Peo
Messy Politics and Death Reported in Fragmented Copy
The clipping notes messiness around Jimmy Byrnes and Secretary of State remarks amid New York State coverage. It mentions the death of Charles Shutae, longtime volunteer for the Minisink Hook and Pedder Company, at a meeting due to a heart attack.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jimmy
Byrnes
Naither
Jones
Belsypticace
Goshen
Charles Shutae
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Kresge
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Carros
Don Oon
Mar-Midi Corp Sts
MekKess & Revains
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Packard Motors
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Greenhtens
Sears Roebuck
Sa. de
Sperry
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Tate
Lawn
Gem Iu
S. Steel
Wariner Bros
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Menands
S. S
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Troan
Gama
Fruman
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Our Friends and
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