Market Dull But Peace Issues Rise
Market pared gains as peace issues rose amid a dull session. North American stocks showed uneven trends with rail, steel, motor, rubber and copper shares fluctuating. Transfers totaled 506,380 shares while leaders included Armour Sears Roebuck Montgomery Ward Douglas Aircraft Glenn Martin Woolworth and New York Central.
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New York
Mussolini
Italy
Wilson & Co
Kaufmann
Allied Stores
Interstate Department Stores
Armour
Sears Roebuck
Montgomery Ward
Douglas Aircraft
Glenn Martin
Woolworth
N. Y. Central
U. S. Steel
Bethlehem
Youngstown Sheet
Santa Fe
Chesapeake & Ohio
Consolidated Edison
Goodrich
Chrysler
General Motors
Chicago
Foster and Adams High
Am Car & Fdy
Am Loco
Am Smedt
Am Steel
Am T&t
Cluett
Calg&e
Abe
Con Edison
Consolidate Oil Corp
Cont Motors
Curtis
del & Hudson
Douglas
Dupont E
Eastman Kodak
Gen Foods Corp
Gen Motors
Goodyear Tire
Hecker Products
Libby
Ligg & Myers
Lockheed
Loew’s
Mar-Midi Corp
McKess & Robbins
Nequash
Nash-Kelv
Acorn
Nat Bisuci
Packard Motors
L . Pa-Amer Corp
Penn
Philips
California
Rem-Rand
Repab Steel
Schenley
Southern Pacific
Bau
Studebaker
Ili
Texas Co
Union Carbide
Union Pacific
Air Corp
United Gas Imp
U & Steel
Warner Bros
Western Union
West Air Brake
West E & M
Yellow Cab
Youngstown 8 & T
Army engineer professor visits Institute on leave
Capt. Lewis G. Bassett of the Army Engineering Corps and assistant professor of analytical chemistry at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute visited the Institute last week while on leave. His son worked on a nearby farm during the summer, according to reports.
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Lewis G. Bassett
Army Engineering Corps
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
New York Prices for Flour Rice and Butter Framed in Staples Report
NY market notes steady price formations across flour rye cornmeal and buckwheat with Soft and Hard winter flour grades quoted. Butter cheese and eggs show mixed receipts and price levels with creamery bid ranges and grading scores noted for consumer cartons.
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New York
Buffalo
Fifth Army advances and German resistance near Salerno
Allied forces broke a bridgehead over the Gulf of Salerno as Fifth Army and Montgomery’s units push north toward Naples. German resistance stiffened with heavy air and artillery counterattacks while CrotonE harbor and Brindisi sector fell to British forces. Crotone port remains a key objective with ongoing supply landings pouring ashore.
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Italy
Montgomery
Montgomer
Salerno
Eufemia
Squillace
William Stoneman
Fifth Army
Naples
Sicily
Eighth Army
Crotone
Brindisi
Salerno- Waples
Taranto
DeMolay Plans Sports Program in Troy Chapter
DeMolay in Troy outlines a fall and winter sports program at the Masonic Temple. Master Councilor James Hutchinson says efforts will be made to field teams despite members’ service. Separately, Thomas Connors, son of Mr and Mrs T A Connors of Stillwater, fractured his left arm playing football near Stillwater School yesterday afternoon.
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Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
James Hutchinson
Hutchinson
Thomas Connors
T. A. Connors
Hudson Avenue
Stillwater
George A. Wilson
Poultry and Meat Prices From Curb Market Auction Notes
Wholesale poultry and dressed meats quoted with weight bands and price per unit. Fresh fowls and chickens show firm prices. turkeys, ducks, and roosters listed by weight, with live freight rates and historical ceiling allowances noted.
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U. S
Political Stage Clear Hockey Player Status
Ottawa UPI reports Selective Service officials discussed Canadians playing for U S teams. NHL and AHL officials were told that exempt or outside call-up players may be allowed to play, while those in priority jobs need employer clearance before permission to play in the United States.
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Ottawa
UPI
United States
Alan Sutphin
American Hockey League
Sutphin
National Hockey League
Naval Students Dance Guests at Youth Division Tea
The Youth Division of Troy's Jewish Welfare Board USO Council hosted a Sunday tea dance for men of the R P J naval units at the Jewish Community Center. Under Miss Frances Snyder's direction a skit by committee members featured Miss Bernice Caplan Joan Levy Doris Mike Sue Friedman and Lowie Berg. Miss Mike led singing and Miss Bea Cohen sang. Florence Garr and Lionel Juazar presented a rhumba exhibition. Guests included Rabbi Joe S Geffen Mrs Samuel Resnick Fred A Glass and Rabbi Alan Green. Refreshments were served by a committee led by Miss Marjorie Goldstein and Miss Freida Rauf.
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Jewish Welfare Board
USO Council
R. P. J. Naval
Jewish Community Center
Frances Snyder
Bernice Caplan
Joan Levy
Doris Mike
Sue Friedman
Lowie Berg
Mike
Bea Cohen
Florence Garr
Curtis-Wright
Lional Juazar
Joe S. Geffen
Samuel Resnick
Fred A. Glass
Alan Green
Marjorie Goldstein
Freida Rauf
Yale Prepares For Rochester Yellow Jackets Visit
Yale football held a light workout as Rochester University visits New Haven. Coaches may step up tempo after studying film of Yale’s 13-6 Muhlenberg win. Captain Tim Hoopes has a leg bruise but should return soon. Wayne Johnson to be discharged but cannot play this season. Vance Ratherman out three weeks with cracked collar bone.
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Cons
Yale
Rochester University Yellow Jackets
Muhlenberg
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New Haven Hospital
Wayne Johnson
Harvard
Vance Ratherman
Ohio University
Bucs Outfielder to Be Inducted into Army
Pittsburg Illinois Maurice Van Rabays Pirates outfielder will leave this weekend for Detroit where he will be inducted into the Army. He is scheduled to be in Detroit on Saturday. Bill Bradt Pirates pitcher recalled from Toronto has been ordered to Aurora Illinois for a physical examination.
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Pittsburg Pirates
Detroit
Bill Bradt
Pirate
Toronto
Aurora
Ill
Draft Classification Review Halts New Inductions Tomorrow
Local draft boards will pause new classifications at midnight and review records to ensure non fathers are properly classified. National headquarters in Washington orders reassignment to prioritize inducting available non fathers before drafting pre Pearl Harbor fathers in October. State directors will split October quotas into two calls. first for non fathers, second for fathers if needed. Wednesday is last day for men in non-deferrable jobs to register with the U S Employment Service for transfer to other occupations.
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National Selective Service
Washington
Pearl Harbor
Selective Service Board
United States
Jewish observances planned for high holy days at USO council
The religious services committee of the J. W. B. USO Council schedules a Sunday 3 p.m. dance on Sept. 26 and plans observances for Jewish men during the high holy days at R. P. t. Mrs. Reuben Cohen, home hospitality chair, says many local families requested holiday and weekend guests.
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Religious Services Committee
J. W. B. Uso Council
Reuben Cohen
Cripples Motor Chair Stolen From Schenectady Home
Anthony Williams, a wheelchair user in Schenectady, had his motor chair stolen Thursday night. It was later abandoned two miles south of Ballston Spa after being driven through Ballston Spa by an unidentified boy. Police reported Williams remained confined at home since the theft and Kenneth Smith alerted authorities.
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Schenectady
Ballston Spa
Ballston Spain
Kenneth Smith
Williams
Foster Avenue
OPA plans price cuts and enforcement overhaul
Bowles outlined new ceilings and a 97 cent per pound yearly price drop under present retail levels with onions soon to fall from two figures to about six cents. A milk price stabilization subsidy and winter fruit ceiling aim to curb costs, as enforcement shifts to voluntary education and anti black market work with 300 advisory committees assisting industries.
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Congress
Pew
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American Sugar Refining Co
Brownlee
Mussolini Freed and Mussolini's Move Rumors Stir Broadcasts
Berlin radio reported Mussolini and his family freed from interment by SS commandos and that Vittorio, Mussolini's son, arrived in Germany. The British denied any knowledge of Mussolini's location. Rumors suggested Hitler planned a rival Italian government and a possible route to Berchtesgaden, while concerns about Mussolini's health were noted.
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British Foreign Office
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German loyalty and Hitler in Sicily report headlines
A wartime dispatch notes liberation near Palermo Sicily but also highlights German propagandistic themes praising Adolf Hitlers promises and a supposed heroic act of loyalty by German forces. The report frames the conflicting narratives amid ongoing combat in 1943.
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Palermo
Sicily
Adolf Hitler
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