Stocks Show Mild Recovery Amid Modest Advances
Stocks edged higher in a cautious session as market breadth remained thin. Led by U S Steel and Chrysler, index movers rallied slightly while many issues held flat or declined, with turnover around 275,240 shares for the year to date and bonds, commodities, and several names showing limited action.
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Hupp Motors
Douglas Aircraft
Boeing
United Aircraft
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Montgomery Ward
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Texas Co
Great Northern
Soubhern Railway
Sarrouw
Prices and grades for creamery and poultry products
The bulletin lists creamery pricing above B2 grade with a 92 score and 89 score for premium cheese. It notes unchanged prices for live stock, freight, and express rates. Broilers and roasters priced at 28 to 33 per pound, with leghorns 26 to 28, ducks 35.1, and old roosters 2. All other items remain uncharged.
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Yanks Welcome German Civilians On Ride Into Rotgen
Reporter describes warm reception as American forces enter Cornellmunster near Aachen. German villagers express relief that Nazis are leaving, praise U.S. conduct, fear of retribution fades, and hope the war ends soon. Women show photos of sons in the Luftwaffe, locals foresee a six week end to conflict.
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Home Bureau Meeting Plans February Gathering
The Betis Comerms Zaste Home Bureau will meet Wednesday January 10 at the home of Mrs Wayne F Koppes in Ezgie Mills. A covered dish luncheon will be served followed by a business meeting at 2 pm. Two demonstrations will be given: pressing pads to Mrs Cart Fairie and bag and hall making by Mrs Alfred Shaver.
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Jai Lopon
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Cart Fatrie
Nandbag
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Political Stage Prolonged War Debate in Pacific Front
Excerpted political commentary notes the war in the Pacific as the largest and toughest the U S has faced. It warns against optimism of V Day near and urges disillusionment to strengthen the war effort and hasten victory over Japan.
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Japan
Green Island Chest Chinic Opens at High School
A diet wlitic event at Westby High School on Monday at 2 pm led by Droke J. Ericson with Miss Margaret Sickles and Mrs. Mildred Brown assisting. Police warn village children about Halloween pranks as Chief William H. Freeman notes youths rushing the season. Church group plans booth for Christmas participation. Mrs. Michael Roscoe heads the committee with a supper served.
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Women's Society’ of Christian Service
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Chinese Warn Japs Plan Stand in Korea
Two Chinese educators in Detroit predict Japan plans a staged stand in Korea and Manchuria as Allies advance. Dr. Mankwan Wong, lecturing at the Detroit Institute of Technology, says Japan will withdraw to Manchuria and Korea and not make a last stand.
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Detroit Institute of Technology
Apreg
Bus Strike Hits Eleven Boston Suburbs
The Boston UPA strike of 435 bus drivers on the Melrose Division of the Eastern Massachusetts Street Railway crippled eleven Boston suburbs and urban communities. A union official called the action unauthorized while Governor Suttonstall charged that the strikers have broken their word. Saul Wallen, chairman of the Regional War Labor Board, urged an immediate return to work.
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Regional War Labor Board
Spain and Portugal urged to cut ties with Nazis
The Soviet press demanded Spain and Portugal sever relations with Germany accusing both countries of aiding German fascists. It urged Spanish officials to prove they are not aligned with Nazis and warned that actions, not words, would decide the outcome.
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Red Fleet
Pawling Constable Edwin Hawkins Dies By Own Action
Dr. Samuel Appelt, Dutchess County medical examiner, rules death of Pawling police officer and town constable Edwin J. Hawkins, 47, as self-inflicted bullet wound after he was found unconscious in bed. Speigletown PTA to hold first meeting of the season Monday at 3 p.m. in the school, with Mrs. Kenneth E. Abbott presiding.
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Ship Sinks In Seven Minutes After Collision
Miami dispatch reports United Nations vessels collided in the Atlantic Ocean last week. Captain Arthur Jensen, 42, master of the lost ship flying the Panamanian flag, said his crew of thirty escaped by Air Force transport to Miami. He described a sudden night collision, a massive hole, and the other ship listing and sinking rapidly.
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United, Nations
France Seeks Role in Defeat of Japan in Pacific War
The Paris edition of the communist daily Huma ite predicted France would participate in the war against Japan alongside Germany. It deplored France not being consulted at the Quebec conference and noted French Indo-China as a key colony with a strong Pacific interest.
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U S Ambassador to Costa Rica Dies at 34
Panama native Fay Allen Des Portes, United States ambassador to Costa Rica, died yesterday after surgery. A Winnsboro, South Carolina native, he served 11 years in diplomacy, was a South Carolina state senator in 1933, was named minister to Bolivia by Roosevelt, served as minister to Guatemala in 1935, and became ambassador to Costa Rica in March 1943.
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UNRRA Seeks Clothes For Liberated Nations
UNRRA will seek next week to collect 615 million pounds of clothing to keep liberated Europeans warm. More than 138 thousand churches parishes and synagogues will cooperate by accepting donations and turning them over to UNRRA.
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United Nations Relief and Rehabilitation Administration
Indian Troops Near Jap Base in Burma Reported
Southeast Asia command headquarters in Kandy Ceylon announced that Fifth Indian Division troops drive close to Tidéam near a Japanese base used in last winter’s India invasion. The communique said Japanese crossing of the Manipur River area faced lighter resistance than expected.
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Glider Forces Strike Across Rhine Fronts in 1944
Allied offensive reports detail Germans retreating along the Siegfried Line while American troops push toward Strasbourg and Nancy. Patton’s forces advance on the Moselle with heavy bombardment as Brereton’s airborne army deploys in Holland. Eisenhower urges Dutch resistance aligned with Allied commands and warns Germans of imminent liberation plans.
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Allied push in Europe reports heavy fighting near Metz and Cologne
The First Army advances east from Maastricht toward Cologne encounter stubborn resistance and counterattacks while American forces near Metz shell German positions. Seventh Army units reach Modane at the Alpine tunnel gateway to Italy as Germans withdraw toward Mount Denis Pass and torch tunnels.
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Sweden notes air alert over Stockholm last night
Foreign planes appeared over Stockholm last night and anti aircraft engaged. Military authorities reported no bombs were dropped and no injuries.
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