Market Edges Up As Strike Threat Fades
Stocks rose as strike threats faded with gains in York and industrials while utilities and rails hit fresh highs. The American Iron and Steel Institute cited capacity at 66 percent with output at its strongest since June before revising to 84.4 percent. shares of U S Steel and Bethlehem Steel led notable advances as several mills faced strike pressures.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Betief
Raila
Wall Street
American Iron & Steel Institute
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem Steel
Us&s. Steel
National Steel
Youngstown Sheet
Jones & Laughin
Republic
Wheeling
Richfield
Guil
Houston
Amer
Worry of FALSE TEETH
Worry about false teeth slipping or embarrass ment is common. The ad promotes FASTEETH a powder sprinkled on plates to prevent slipping and give a natural feel with no gummy taste or pasty sensation. Obtain FASTEETH at drug stores.
Stocks Rise on Broad Market Trend Amid Dow Jones Averages
Consolidated Edlayn Dow Jones preliminary closing figures show widespread gains with 30 industrials up 0.68, 20 railroads up 0.20, 18 utilities up 0.20, and 85 stocks up 0.35. Overall volume reached about 1.08 million shares, versus 0.77 million traded last Friday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ade
Mandard
W. J
Picadard
California
Donatal Meiers
Chrysler
AL Ued Chemical
du Pent
International Business Machines
Interco Peper
Cota- Core
Methiewson Chemical
American
Santa Fe
Union Pacific
Southern Pacife
Louisville
Nashville
Valles
Consolidated Edlayn Dow Jones
Ageinet
Rutledge's Funeral Rutledge's Funeral Produce Prices At Menands
Rutledge's catalogue lists produce prices at Menands with various fruits including Bartlett pears apples Cortland and Greenings, alongside names such as Mears and Clapp. The ad mentions Moor fruit and percentages, with price notes on peaches pears grapes and other items.
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Apping
Cortland
Appice Moor
Amiens
Wolf River
Rutledge dies after cerebral hemorrhage at age 68
The obituary notes Justice Tom Rutledge died after a cerebral hemorrhage on a Saturday night. His widow Annabel and their three children planned to travel to the capital. Rutledge, a 1943 appointee of Roosevelt, served on the U.S. Supreme Court and was praised as earnest and eminently able.
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Tater & Adoma
Terk
Allie Chalmers
Wiley B
Eftedae
Car & Féy
Grant American
Ar. Gener
Bere Jurists Funeret Wet Am
Boa Fay
Washington
Unitarian Am
Tomer
Tay Tau
Truman
Icon Edison
Crief
Fred la
Vinson
Rutledge
Dei
Curtis
Consol
Fatman Kodak
Robert’ Hon
wiGen Foods Corp
Jackson
Gen Motors
Ally
Deve
Goodrich
Reat North Pfdup
Penne
Reen
Spk
Paper & Fiwer
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Hie Lind
Jonne-Manville
Frank Murphy
Jones & Laugh
Roosevelt Designee
Kennecot Cop
Cartes
Libby
Th Th Thi
Eae Gs Flagg
Myertazy
Cauttower
Drate
Crite Celery Hearty
Aon Curompers
Dulta
Cogumbera
Pia
Pace
Nash-Kelvinatot
Pepe Ea Wander
Washington Peppers
Cerry
University
St. Louis
Univer- Pee
Nat. Distillers
Ally of Iowa Law Schools
Pertpera
Ted
Cloverport
Central
Madribes
Luhun
Amin
Noth Amer
Sausm
Atoen Ou Ae
Ohio Oil Ry
Colorado
Ales Ek Bear
Pullman Co
Annabel
Kgee
Pulieta
Radio Corp
Maryville College
Tennessee
Keith Ty Tych
Rem. Rand
Repub
Stee
Neal
Mary
Reynolds
Bhp
Lou
Jean Ann
Roster & Adams
Sears Roebuck
Um Truman
Arkansas
Sinclar
Alumi Co
Amer
Socony
Southern Pacific
RI Southern Railway
Barium Steel
Barry Biscuit
AI BK Canad Marconi Tt
Cabin
Studebaker
Cities Sery Com
Texas Co
Colonial Airlines
Union Carbide
Creole
Union Pacific
Unit Air Corp
Ransteel
United Corp Os
United Fruit
Humble Oil
United Gas Imp
Imperial OM
U. S
Tae Gota
Wascsasyuas Kaiser Fray
Warner Bros
Lousiana Land
West Air Brake
Westinghouse Elec
Okla Natl Gas
Woolworth
Magara & Hudson
Townstown
S&t
Pantepec Oil
cPenmond Corp
Keith Wits
Shulte
Dn Technicolor Vt
Lie
United L & Ry My
Truman delays new Supreme Court pick amid McGrath speculation
The article notes President Truman may delay naming a new Supreme Court justice to replace the late Wiley Rutledge. Attorney General J. Howard McGrath is seen as a likely candidate, with Tom Clark already a former attorney general on the court. The next term begins Oct 3, and one space may remain unsettled at start.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Tru Man Ia
Supreme Court
Wiley Rutledge
J.howard McGrath
McGrath
Mr. Truman
Auttorney
Tom Clark
Clark
Produce Market Butaio UP-Produce markets
Receipts show two days with 16 cases by express and 21 cases by truck. Live poultry market firm as receipts indicate Saturday. 192 coops nearby for trucks and express. Pennsylvania eight coops and Canada thirty six coops noted. Prices ranges cannot be established due to low arrivals.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Butaio
Fennsylvania
Caucuses Contined from Page Eleven
Local caucuses set for multiple towns outline GOP and Democratic plans for district offices. Supervisors and others are expected to seek redesignation. dates span Thursday to Monday with precincts and venues named, including Averill Park and Schaghticoke areas.
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Robert Heflay
Demcrrats
Sand Lake
Averill Park
Raymond
Miller Ar
Republican Party
Wail
First Woman Mayor Elected in Yonkers
Edith P. Welty wins Yonkers mayoralty in a recount of municipal ballots. With 20387 votes, she becomes the city’s first woman to hold the post, following the resignation of Mayor Curtiss Frank effective September 1. City Council race determined another new mayor.
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Yonkers
Hudson River
Stong
Edith P. Welty
Sas
Russians Produce Many Film Cartoons
After the war the Soviet film industry claims large numbers of foreign observers praise Soviet cartoons for high quality and careful production. Several titles are noted for broad appeal and strong reception among audiences, with films like The Lave Hunthhacked highlighted amid other popular works.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caroen Comedia
Raasans
Sealing Typewriters Popular In Bangkok
A Bangkok report notes rising use of sealing typewriters amid theft concerns as thieves target writing devices. The article cites authorities and local shops observing increased incidents and cautious measures to deter theft.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bangkok
Obituary notices from Troy area events
Obituaries and funeral notices for Mary Finnan and others list survivors including daughters and sons with churches and cemeteries noted. Also reported are services for Charles Velk and Mrs. Pratt and other local residents, with church masses, processions, and interments at St. Josephs, St. Lawrence, St. Marys, and local cemeteries in Troy and surrounding towns.
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Mary
Ween
Mary Beye Finnen
Fifth Street
Ene Wesberg
Theodore W. Hassiingss
Walter J. Shannon
Troy
Charles I
Albany
Raymond
Winnen
Raymond T. Finnan
Misa Mary Leake
Joseph’s Church
Rea
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Me. Velk
Charles J. Velk
Fourth Street
St. Lawrence's Church
Francis J. Buechler
Barbara Tries
Kitties Ten Eyck Gates
Moon Street
Fort Edward
Glens Falls Hospital
St. James Episcopal Church
Whitehall Court
Essters
Sho
Lucina Ten
Wright Funeral Home
J. Hugh
Hooper
Union Cemetery
J. Russell Barker
Pratt
Anna E. ‘Pratt
Johnsonville
Monicas Church
William P. Cuddy
Frances Murphy
Willett Hunt
Eric Slayton
Charles Conquest
Edward McMahon
St Lawrence's Cemetery
New Haven
Conn
Frances Williams
Edward Robison
Thomas O Brien
James Herrington
Jesse Slater
James Monahan
Robert Rene
St. John’s Cemetery
Schaghticoke
Lillian B. Norton
Lilian Eborton
Lewis Cady Norton
St Ignace
Friday
Minneapolis
Minn
Norton
St. Ignace
Laven Francher
Tee Ason
Vaughan Norton
Lewise, Turne
Aline Hagen
Detroit
Mich
Church of the Good Shepherd
Francis Coe
Bryce Fue Petral
Fifth Avenue
John RK. Palmer
St. Luke's
Vpernating
Screaming Grove Cemetery
Treextville
A J. Baaughnesey
Ray Edward T. Railly
St. Joseph'a
Grematary
Heals
Holy Name Society
Abe
Ludlow Valve Manufacturing Co
Fusecra
Mra Rabie
Anna Rabie
Lansingburg
William Gill
Second Avenue
Karl Hisenmenger
Samuel Walker
George Whinnery
Francis Sheeran
Clayton Stewart
Donald Fabricius
Giloert Meske
Oakwood Cemetery
Hoag
Jonathan Hoag
McClure
Valley Falls
Paul Snyder
Center Brunswick
Tomhannock
Alton
Thomas Hoag
Fred Sherman
John Whiteside
Tomhannock Cemetery
Freshmen At R P L Open House Hosted By Student Fellowship
Freshmen at R P L attended an open house last night in the Fifteenth Street Lounge, featuring songs, a Four Horsemen musical number, and a Glee Club quartet led by Charles Kelly. Rev Denny Williams stressed religion's role in student life and the value of adding meaning to study and activities. Gerald Van Tilburg urged signups and described hospital visits, discussion groups, and weekly Christian Union meetings. Samuel McNair of the sophomore class acted as master of ceremonies.
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Fiffteenth Street
The
Four Horsemen
Glee Club
Charles Kelly
Troy
Denny D. Williams
Bradford H. Burnham
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Gerald van Tilburg
Hospital
Christian Union
Samuel McNair
Ceremo
Native Australians Decrease In Numbers Says Calwell
Immigration Minister Arthur Calwell states native born Australians are declining in numbers. In a booklet he cites 40,190 births in one year and estimates the population will fall to 596,400 as the aging group grows. He warns of rapid aging, noting many Australians 8 and over have nearly doubled in recent years and calls immigration as the only solution to population pressure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sydney
Arthur A. Calwell
Calwell
Austrab
Rt Oe
Steel unions accept board recommendations amid wage talks
The United Steelworkers accept the board report to the President, with wage gains totaling about 40 cents over three years. U S Steel and others had paused negotiations after a 1940s wage-boost sequence. Nearly 1,000,000 steel workers across 57 companies face a potential settlement by Sept 25, shaping auto, rubber, coal talks and broader pay hikes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United Braalworkers of America
Steal Industry Board
Murray
Austey
United States Steel Corp
U.S. Steel
U. S. Steel Corp
Truman
Pittsburg
John L. Lewis
United Mine Workers
Lewis
Brotherhood of Railroad
Union ‘Railroad
Tion Board
Union Railroad
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Todey
R. Hl. Johnson & Co
Betaviabved
Seate Serest
Kew
York Bowes
Chang
Cite
Gardel
Mietory
Henry VII
Ady
Menands
Bertre
Markat
Wrénger
Tor Bartlett Pears
Dupes Ena
Dorr
High
Columbia Circuit Court
Rochester Gas and Electric Corporation
Par Valley
General Public Utilities Corporation
Ite
New York
Mendrick Hudson Hotel
Valley Agency
Caucuses
Pittstee
Hudson
Stephentown
Trp
William Fetera
Wiliam Peters
Marinente Kalbfiah
Troy-Schenectade Road
Mary McCellan Hospital
Carabrvize
Colome
Caleary Methorket Church
Latham
Cub
Adam Kalk
Netah
Colonit
Rugscell Sytton
Comsach
Marjorie Jane Fevers
Hreitr
Adam Kalefeish
Catone
Saintomer Fom
Sinple Trey
Sen Tanty Rew Bitial
Pere
Alheny Rute
Awan Bevderivh
Anna EL Beechtreck
Nep Pith Avenue
M Marys Howgital
Pera Im
Aavatier
Patrick
Eien Kenneny Broderick
Ant
Wet Peabody & Co
Mtvernl
Surcreorn
Iwetete Temmenren
Enwer Po
Pete's Chath
Bt Peters Drive
Mr. Fife
Elwin J. Fite
Pawling Avenue
Arthur Landmes
First Methodist
Church of Rensselaer
Elmwood Cemetery
West Sand Lake
Lester Warren
Leo Baker
Harry Kachadourian
George Shorey
Frank Pitcher
Frank Mulqueen
R.P.L
Open
John
D. B. Thompson & Sea Phone
Larwice
Alexander
Dewar Funeral Home
Se Ave
Edward J. Qutrain, JR
Wat
AGER
Irene’s TV
Steel
Waterford
Worms
P. Marquand
Kenneth Roberta
Indover
Main Ave
Macintosh
Devoe
Cresent Bridge
T. Ss. Meste
National Institute OF Cleaning and Dyeing
Est
College Dry Cleaners Tailors—Furriers
St. Jeene
Trey
Bellvere
Aa Nish
Fifth Ave
Paen
Cae
America
Syzeeta Ff
Worithe
Ely
Crerse
Frida
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