New York Stocks React to War News and Cautious Trading
The stock market faced profit taking after a rebound as war news boosted sentiment and Churchill spoke to Parliament. Five straight advances prompted caution among in and out traders who trimmed commitments. Oil shares led gains while many industrials lagged with mixed moves. Bond loans remained popular amid ongoing reorganizations. Chicago wheat edged up and cotton fluctuated in late trading.
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New York Price Report for Flour Butter Eggs and Poultry
New York market summary shows steady flour bids for spring and hard winter patents, rye flour, and cornmeal with slight price ranges. Butter remains strong with OPS max prices for bulk butter in cartons. cheese quoted nominally. eggs firm with listed first receivers' selling prices and wholesale adjustments for shippers and jobbers. Poultry quotes indicate dressed and live movements plus regional box prices for fowls, chickens, turkeys, and ducks.
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Farmers Market Report Sept 21 193 A fair week
A Farmers Market report notes a steady morning with no large price swings. Wax and green beans and peppers show slight gains. Green tomatoes available in baskets and bushels, with tomatoes, cucumbers, pickles and peppers listed at varying basket prices.
Czech Tells Of German Forced Labor
A Czech engineer who escaped to England describes Nazi war industry conditions and the fate of forced laborers from Czechoslovakia Poland France and Italy. He recalls regimentation at a Todt coastal defense camp in Berlin and in Rhineland shops where foreigners lived in crowded dormitories and faced bombing panic and occasional mutinies without pay districts two weeks.
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Valley Falls Crossing Hearing Adjourned
The State Junk Service Commission in Albany adjourned the Valley Falls crossing dispute in Rensselaer County. Village officials contended the Boston & Maine crossing is public and requires protection, while the railroad argued it is private. Witnesses cited heavy daily use and long-standing public access.
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War Council to Send Bonds to Servicemen
The Sunset Heights War Council of Speigletown voted to present each man and woman in the armed forces a $25 War Bond at Christmas. August relief included boxes of cookies and candy for every service member from School District 6. Fall and winter plans to continue wartime appreciation were announced, alongside community produce listings and prices.
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License Deadline Near For Motor Vehicle Licenses
Commissioner of Motor Vehicles warns operators whose licenses expire September 30 that only eight days remain to renew. Holders urged to renew early to avoid a last minute rush. Denver firemen killed in tunnel cave-in near Denver on the Denver & Salt Lake Railway. Vernon Parrish, Jim Williams, and Jack Kennedy identified as crew members. President Hotchkiss of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute on a ten day vacation including Fort Ticonderoga.
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Poles Train Secret Army Under Ground Leader Says
Stanislaw Mikolajczyk, newly named Polish prime minister in exile, says Poland is training an underground army of many divisions to rise when the Allies strike Germany. He notes Germans tighten reprisals by air and rail disruptions but asserts that underground leaders are prepared to seize administration after Germany falls and seeks strong ties with Britain, the United States, and the Soviet Union.
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Haul Out Longies Government Says Haul Out Longies
Washington War Production Board warns of fuel crisis and shortage of men’s undergarments. James F. Nields Jr. announces a priorities assistance program to boost production of men’s and boys’ heavy underwear. Firms urged to file yarn requests before September 30.
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Holland prepares for siege during invasion
Queen Wilhelmina has signed an act for a special state of siege in the Netherlands during the early post liberation period. Premier S Gersbrandy said in a radio broadcast that patriots trained in England would administer the siege under a military officer.
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Swedish teachers back English as optional foreign language
Swedish Public School Teachers Association members voted 75 percent in favor of making a foreign language an optional subject. Of 147 districts polled, 98 replied yes, with 48 wanting English only, two in German, and the rest preferring a free choice.
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Reverend Hermann to Speak on Germany at R P 1
Rev Stewart Hermann Jr former pastor of the American Church in Berlin will speak at 7 p m today in the Clubhouse Lounge on the R P 1 campus He will discuss conditions in Germany Hermann attended the International Peace Conference at Princeton this year
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Allies Push North in Italy as Eboli Capture Shifts War
Allied dispatches describe the Eighth Army gaining momentum north of Salerno, with Eboli seizure opening a key eastward exit. Naples lies within 12 miles of artillery range as Sorrento peninsula is taken, while German defenses inland remain strong. Corsica's garrison joins local guerillas, and French forces land to aid the island fight.
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Duchess Works as Shipyard Laborer
The Duchess of Norfolk, England's wealthiest woman, volunteered as a shipyard laborer today. The London Daily Mirror said she did not use her title when signing up. Her husband is reported worth over $50,000.
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Mrs Kearns Dies Salt Lake Tribune Telegram leader dies
Mrs. Jennie J. Kearns 74 president of the Kearns Corp owner of the Salt Lake Tribune Telegram and Port Henry native died yesterday in San Francisco. Widow of former Utah senator Thomas Kearns. LeRoy Manaigo pleaded guilty to driving without a license after an automobile crash Monday involving a car owned by Dr. F J Resseguie of Saratoga Springs and was fined $10 in Saratoga Springs City Court.
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Poultry Boom Boosts Northwest Arkansas Farming
Northwest Arkansas farmers shift to poultry as a major crop. Benton County ships over 23 million chickens nationwide, earning about 318 million dollars from poultry at 26.13 cents per pound. The Ozark Hill region ranks second in U S poultry output despite higher feed costs cutting net profits.
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Navy unit review planned at RPI on October 9
A full Navy unit review will be conducted at Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute on October 9. All stationed units and classes will participate in the inspection.
Autumn Season Arrives Tomorrow Afternoon
The piece notes the official start of fall tomorrow after noon with the autumnal equinox recorded around 6 12 pm. It mentions cooler air and changing weather as the season begins, while a reference to winter arriving at 1 30 remains.
Dear Editor Letter Claims Mistake Over War Photo
A Jamestown paper published a reader letter complaining about a recent edition showing a grounded enemy plane. The letter requests corrections and asks editors to verify the foreign aircraft image. The exchange highlights reader scrutiny of syndicated war pictures.
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Identification of a Nazi bomber mislabeling pamphlet query
The speaker asserts a pictured aircraft is a Dornier Do 215 bomber rather than a Stuka. They request verification against a pamphlet titled How to identify warplanes friend or enemy and ask for confirmation of correctness.
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