Market Shakes Doldrums as Rails Climb
New York stocks rose briefly as rails led a buying wave and several industrials gained. Analysts linked the upturn to improved market internals and fading peace hopes, with notable movers including Southern Railway Santa Fe Central Great Northern and Bethlehem Steel. Bonds held steady as Chicago wheat rose modestly.
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Rails
Salerno
Wall Street
Argentina
International
Southern Railway
Santa Fe
Central
Great Northern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Bethlehem Steel
Chrysler
Case
Union Carbide
Chicago
Prices on flour and dairy commodities from New York report
Market listings show flour steady with hard and soft winter prices, rye and cornmeal, buckwheat, feed, and butter quotes. Cheese and eggs listed with national quotations, serialized retail and wholesale adjustments, and noted direct pay differences for shippers and jobbers.
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New York
Buffalo
Deli
Freight and Express Brothers
Turkeys May Be Released For Public After Holiday Dinners
Federal spokesmen in New York said turkeys could be available for civilian dinners this holiday season. The government is building a ten million pound stockpile for service men and may lift the embargo on public sales by October 1.
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New York
INS
Farmers Market Fruit and Produce Listing
California oranges and grapefruit lemons limes in crates. Potatoes and sweet potatoes in dozens and 100 pounds. Celery lettuce peaches watermelons sold in units. Market item list notes assorted produce with quantities and units.
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California
Doctors Plan Troy Meeting
The 37th annual meeting of the Third District Branch of the Medical Society of the State of New York will be held Tuesday at The Hendrick Hudson. Speakers include Dr. Thomas A. McGoldrick and Capt. Mark C. Bowman with talks on blood transfusion and postwar tropical diseases. Colonel Eugene R. Whitmore will discuss tropical medicine, followed by a social hour and a Navy College Training program talk by Bowman. District coverage includes seven counties.
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Third District
Medical Society of
State of New York
Hendrick Hudson
Thomas A. McGoldrick
Brooklyn
Mark C. Bowman
Navy
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
James E. Me
Eskil
Watertown
Eugene R. Whitmore
Washington, D. C
Army Medical Corps
Whitmore
Georgetown Medical School
Washington
Tropics
Army Medical School
Stephen H. Curtis
Troy
Fin Tropics
Women’s Auxiliary
Rensselaer County Medical Society
Alson J. Hull
County Society
Bowman
Albany
Columbia
Greene
Schoharie
Sullivan
Ulster
Utilities Plead For Merger Amid SEC Action
The Niagara Hudson system seeks to merge Niagara Hudson Power Corp and seven subsidiaries into Niagara Hudson Co. Inc. to avoid a disintegration ordered by the SEC. Three system witnesses testified that unified control would preserve public benefits, while Massachusetts Investors Trust and State Street Investors opposed stock distribution. Hearings continue with no merger objections filed yet.
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New York Power and Light Corp
Niagara Hudson
Public Service Commission
Lft
Randall J. LeBoeuf
Niagara Hudson Power Corp
Securities Exchange Commission
LeBoeuf
Niagara Hudson Co., Inc
Buffalo, Niagara and Eastern Power Corp
Neal Brewster
Commission
Massachusetts Investors Trust
State Street Investors
Boston
Syracuse
Garrison Plans Rummage Sale in November
The Rensselaer Garrison Army and Navy Auxiliary planned a November rummage sale at Young's Hall on State Street. Miss Mary I. Weaver, president, is in Leonard Hospital, with Mrs. Mae Hicks presiding. Four new candidates will join at the October 12 meeting, and future meetings will move from Young's Hall to a new site announced soon.
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Rensselaer
Dartmouth Gridders Drill for Worcester Opener
Dartmouth coach Barb Brown focused practice on aerial defense for Holy Cross in the Sept. 26 opener at Worcester. Standouts included Red Mangene formerly of Boston College, Milt Fromson from Wisconsin, and promising freshman Hal Clayton vying for the blocking back role.
Film at East Poestenkill Church Show Tomorrow
The new sound film The Book for the World of Tomorrow produced by the American Bible Society will be shown at 8 p m tomorrow at the East Poestenkill Baptist Church. It depicts the Bible's place in America and abroad with sequences on Gutenberg printing, translating a foreign tongue, and St Jerome’s Vulgate. A brief worship service will accompany the presentation and all are invited.
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American Bible Society
East Poestenkill Baptist Church
Our Land
Europe
Gutenberg
St. Jerome
Ajl
Multiple wage loss awards dated for various firms and employees
A series of workers compensation awards granted by Referee Lyman A. Kilburn covers injuries across many employers including Allegheny Sudium Steel Corp James E Lowe Sons Albany Car Wheel Co and Adirondack Foundries and Steel Co. The awards range from 34 29.66 to 150 for facial disfigurement with periods from 1943 to date and include losses of use of fingers thumbs arms and feet with varying percentages.
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Reinhard Iffland
Allegheny Sudium Steel Corp
Lyman A. Kilburn
Court House Esterday
James E. Lowe & Sons, Inc
Walter Newcomb
Bernard Bell
Republican Steel Corp
Wilhem F. Donohue
Perry M. Davis
Albany Car Wheel Co
Stephen Dudash
Adirondack Foundries and Steel Co., Inc
Burden Iron Co
Frank Lasky
Stephen Agan
L. B. Brackett Lumber Co., Inc
Frank Tomlinson
Rensselaer Valve Cc
Frank Franklin
Michael F. Byer
Allegheny Ludium Steel Corp
Mae Williams
Ford Manufacturing Co
Thomas J. Brown
F. Jacobson & Son, Inc
Dog Brought Home Butter Boy Teddy the butter-stealing dog in Toledo
Teddy a spitz collie pup celebrated Mother's Day by bringing home a pound of butter to Mrs. Roy Cox. Officers Guich and Papenius watched him unwrap and deposit the goods at the Cox door. A dairy driver testified the butter was left at another address. The police ruled that Cox must pay for the butter and grant a ration stamp.
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Toledo
Teddy
Cele
Roy Cox
Cox
Colgate Receives Ancient Saur Bible for German Dept
Colgate University’s German department will receive a copy of the 18th century Christopher Saur Bible from Mrs. H. M. Rowe. The Germantown, Pennsylvania edition, dating back about two centuries, is valued as America’s first substantial Bible printing. It will anchor a German books fund in the seminar room.
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Hamilton
Christopher Saur
Germantown
Colgate University
H. M Rowe
Rome
America
C. Elwood Gates
Bribe Scandal Ties Truck Owners to State Trooper
Edward W. Scully, special assistant state attorney general, alleged that David J. Soule, a suspended State Police sergeant, took about $20,000 in bribes from truck owners to overlook overloaded trucks. Soule pleaded innocent to a two count indictment at a Supreme Court session in Poughkeepsie. Bail set at 10,000. trial scheduled for October 4.
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Edward W. Scully
David J. Soule
Scully
Supreme Court
Poughkeepsie
Dewey
Soule
Charles W. Froessel
Columbia
Greene
Froessel
Dutchess County
Justice Fraessel
Tribes Hill
Earl Stacks
Rhineback Trucking Corp
Gen Marshall Visited Mexico City Calls Salerno Battle Start of Heavy Fighting
Gen George C. Marshall United States Chief of Staff arrived in Mexico City on a surprise visit and said German resistance north of Taranto and west of Brindisi had eased but could not predict its duration. He described Salerno fighting as the start of heavy combat amid the war in Italy and noted the minimal official ceremony at the airport.
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Mexico City
George C. Marshall
United States
Taranto
Brindisi
Italy
Marshall
Guard of Honor
Salerno
BBC Teaches Occupied Peoples in Europe
The British Broadcasting Corporation has begun English lessons for listeners in occupied Europe. Two series named How Good Is Your English and Whats The News explain words likely to appear in BBC news bulletins.
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London
British Broadcasting Corporation
Europe
B.B.C
Plans Set For Ward Republican Card Party
Women of the Seventeenth Ward Republican Club completed plans for a card party at Trinity Parish House at 8 pm on October 4. The event follows a meeting at Mrs. William Ward Jr. home on Third Avenue. Awards will be given at each table and refreshments served.
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Plan Ward
Seventeenth Ward
Republican Club
Trinity
115Th Street
Fourth Avenue
William Ward, Jr
Third Avenue
Turkey With Four Legs Stuns Winchester Family
In Winchester Virginia UPI reports a Lafay ette Miller family will not fuss over turkey drumsticks next Thanksgiving. Miller's son John possesses a turkey with four legs two used for walking and two as props when standing.
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Winchester
UPI
Lafayette Miller
Miller
John
Insurance Firms Big Bond Buyers
Washington The first two billion dollar day in the Third War Loan boosted week one sales to over a third of the 25 billion goal. On a two billion day, total pledges reached 2,102,000,000 with four New York life firms placing heavy orders. Metropolitan Life bought 25,000,000, New York Life 250,000,000, Equitable Life 225,000,000, and Prudential 125,000,000.
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Washington
Ruan
Treasury
New York
Troy Chess Club Opens First Session with 25 Members
Members of the Troy Chess Club held their initial playing session last night at the M C A. Organized last week, the club lists 25 members. A first monthly business meeting is planned for next Wednesday to discuss tournaments events and future meetings, announced secretary James Mdac-Cracken.
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Troy Chess Club
M.C.A
James Mdac- Cracken
Girl Scout Leaders Meet in Albany on International Friendship
The Troy Leaders Association of Girl Scouts and the Albany Leaders Council gathered in Albany last night to discuss the theme International Friendship. Troop representatives from Troy Watervliet Waterford and Cohoes joined led by Betty Simmons chairwoman of the Troy group.
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Troy Leaders Association of Girl Scouts
Albany Leaders Council
Albany
Troy
Watervliet
Waterford
Cohoes
Betty Simmons
Troy Leaders Association
Best Sulfa Drug Found in Medical Reports
Chicago physicians announce sulfamerazine as a potentially superior sulfonamide. In a study of 116 patients, sulfamerazine matched sulfadiazine in effectiveness while producing fewer adverse reactions and less nausea and vomiting, according to the Journal of the American Medical Association.
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Chicago
Wendell H. Hell
Wesley W. Spink
Minneapolis
Journal of the American Medical Association
Fragmentary comparison of drug effects from a historical report
The fragment notes that the drug caused fewer skin eruptions and instances of drug fever than sulfathiazole. No dates, places, or named entities are readable to expand details. Further context is unavailable in the supplied text.
Townsend Club No 3 Meeting at Diamond Rock Hall
The Townsend Club No 3 holds its regular meeting at Diamond Rock Hall tomorrow at 8 pm with President Mrs Anna Duffy presiding. An additional segment of rattle appears each time a rattlesnake sheds its skin.
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Townsend Club
Townsend Club No. 3
Diamond Rock Hall
Anna Duffy
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