Liquor Stocks Lead Market Activity In New York
In cautious trading ahead of the weekend, liquor stocks drew the main interest as investors waited for international and domestic political signals. Transfers reached 546,460 shares with American Distilling and Park & Tilford active on the upside. Pepsi-Cola rose to a peak, while Willys-Overland Chrysler General Motors and Eastman Kodak showed gains alongside United Wall Paper and American Gas in a generally mixed session.
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New York
Park & Tilford
Pepsi-Cola
Willys-Overland
Graham , Paige
Chrysler
General Motors
Santa Fe
Great Northern
Chesapeake & Ohio
Woolworth
U. S. Rubber
Standard
Douglas Aircraft
Eastman Kodak
Allied Chemical
United Wall Paper
American Gas
Calamba Sugar
Carrier Corp
Glen Alden Coal
Driver-Harris
Cuban Atlantic Sugar
Alleghany Ludlum
Alied Chem
Allis Chalmers TY
Am Loco
Am Suel
Sicel Fay
T&t
Am Too
Anaconéa Armour A & 352
Ateh
T&s Fe
Baldwin Bocott
Bendix Aviatio
Best Foods Bs
Gike Bet Bethlehem
Boeing Air
Borden Ga
Borg-Warner Keamy
Cal & Heela
Pac
Case
PK Selaneze Corp
Ches & Ohio
Abs
Claew
Cng&ee
Com & Se
Edison
Motors
Crucible
Curtiss
Florence Keippte
Cher
del & Hudson
Douglas Bs
Detroit
Duport
Vouches
Lei * Ezzsiotan
F. S. Storehouse
Lockheed
I ‘Loew's
Marine-Mid Corp
Martin Girn
Mees & Rob
Mont-Ward
Nash-Kelvinaior
Tah
Nat Biscuit OY
Nat Distillers
Cenerat
Chest Ltd
North Amer
Otis Elevator A
Ohio
Packard Motors Beach
Pan-Amer Corp
Pennsylvania
Public
Market Prices Report for Flour Eggs and Butter
New York sector prices show flour steady with various patent grades and rye and cornmeal ranges. Eggs quoted with wholesale figures across Western and Midwestern regions. butter firm with creamery and grading notes. cheese and poultry prices largely unchanged amid general market activity.
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New York
Midwestern
Peewees
Pacific Coast
Bedium
Arsenal Guns Used to Fire Sulfa Drugs
Watervliet Arsenal reports an errand of mercy by the Log Tom guns. Shells fired carried plasma sulfa drugs to aid wounded American soldiers of the Lost Battalion on a hill behind German lines after forty days in the line. The actions included by more than four Nazi armored divisions and reached regimental posts and downed operators. The Log Tom guns supposedly brought life to the wounded.
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Waterviet
Faxsons
WiSmm
Bavei
Wno
Visit by service women at farmers market noted
Readable lines mention Ruth Bateman in the Marines stationed in Washington and Mary Alberts of the WAVES visiting the farmers market along with local service members.
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Teo
Ruth Bateman
Marines
Washington
Mary Alberts
the Waves
Local Market Prices and Goods Listing with Family News
Market prices for tomatoes corn cucumbers peppers cauliflower cabbage and other produce appear alongside notes about a bowling practice game and a report on former employees. The item also mentions Sergeant James M. Davey and Lieutenant George Jumper with Allied air force promotions in England.
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Betty Jimpson
Rea
Hla
Hoffman
James M. Davey
Marjorie
Davey
Sonne M. Department
Jack
Cox
Peggy Cox
The
Foster
Adame Bedive
Italy
Romaine
Ti Idiers
Amer Dynam
Parsley
Auring
Amer aGa & el Ser
Biss WA HK
Barry Biscott
Crevie
Etec Bond & Shar
Seles
Glen
Alden Coal
Humble Oi
England
Aber
George
Meher
Fannread Corp
St Regis
Te Jersey
Republic Aire
Technislar
United Gas
Political Stage enbsines and US policy shifts
The article notes uncertain Russian policy between isolationist and interventionist stances and stresses US direction. It argues Democrats focus on Roosevelt and warns that future US policy will shape Moscow and London views on maintaining world peace via economic, political, and military means. Governor Dewey is quoted about national policy.
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United States
Roosevelt
Sig
Russia
Britain
Dewey
Moscow
London
Wartime service notes and promotions tied to local personnel
The report highlights service details for several locals including Frederick R. Blackman promoted to sergeant in the Marine Corps and Owen Germain recovering from injuries after serving aboard an LST during the D day invasion. It notes prior employment at Roswell arsenal and aviation training in Jacksonville along with a Navy amphibious operations injury report.
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Frederick R. Blackmien
Frederick P. Blackman
Voorhersville
Marine Corps
Marine Aircraft Wing
Ser
Reant Blackman
Pacific
Voorheesville High School
Arsenal
Ute Naval
Sunion
Jacksonville
Fla
Owen Germain
Emphibious Operations
Navy
Germain
England
Pulse of the People Letter Discussion Amid World War II Beliefs
A Letter column excerpt from September 29 1944 criticizes a writer for name calling and urges readers to direct opinions to the editor. It defends President Roosevelt cites bank closures under FDR and argues for Allied unity against Germany, praising Roosevelt as the man to lead the war effort.
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Tike
Roosevelt
Iil
Hart
Thomas E. Dewey
England
Germany
Franklin Delano
Phyllas V. Porretta
Waterford
Religious Services Across Mechanicville Area
Church listings show weekly worship at multiple parishes including Memorial Baptist Church St Pauls St Lukes St Georges Trinity Episcopal and First Methodist with details on pastors service times Sunday school and special events led by Rev Earl D Woodeed Rev Michael Hopkins Rev David Huntington Rev Serafino Auricemma Rev Freeman Klice and Captain Doris Thoranil others. Children Masses and youth fellowship activities are noted along with rally times on King Mountain and administrative supervisors.
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James K. Siew
Stewart
TL Ant
Memorial Baptist Church
Earl D. Woodeed
George
Guy
Cernton
Beach Heads
Church of the
Serafino Auricemma
St Luke's Episcopal Church
David C. Huntington
Holy Communion
Barry J Levland
St George's Episcopal Church
Clifton Park
David Huntington
Ayche
Trinity Episcopal Church
Scheghticoke
Salvation Amy
Hall
North Central Avenue
Doris Thoranil
Iane Henne Man
First
Methodist Church
Freeman
Klice
Rafty Car Osta
Mise Wilma Spauldling
Frank W. Bevart
Glens Falls
Froy
Methodist
King Mountain
Lansingburg Church Rally Service and World Wide Communion Day
The First Presbyterian Church of Lansingburg observes Rally Day with a 10:30 a.m. service where Rev. Seth X. Genung will preach Religion Leaks Ahead New names join the honor roll and stars are added to the Service flag A Sunday School hour forms a young peoples group from high school graduates An afternoon congregational visit by officers and wives supports World Wide Communion Sunday Oct 3. Sulphuric acid will char paper Faust as fire will.
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First Presbyterian Church of
Lansingburg
Seth X. Genung
Letters Issued in Two Estates in Rensselaer County Surrogate
Letters of administration issued for two estates in Rensselaer County Surrogate’s Court. One estate is that of George Woodward of Albany City with personal assets around 32 300 and real estate 3800. remaining to his brother. The other estate is that of John Harper of Albany with about 185 000 in assets and 244 in real estate. widow Catherine Harper to receive 6 months at 6 Hutton Street. Attorney James F L Stron represents the estate.
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Inventares
Jade Edward J. Donohue
Rensselaer County
Aloany
Esisce
Harper
Horn
Catherine Harper
Hutton Street
James FL
Election Heat and House Exchanges Dominate Week
The piece details heated congressional exchanges as election tensions rise. It notes Representative George Outland’s critical speech against Governor Dewey and a tense exchange between Majority Leader John McCormack and Harold Knutson, highlighting party clashes and sharp rhetoric in the House.
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Ial Bald
George Outland
California
House
Dewey
John McCormack
Massachusetts
Securities and Exchange Commission
Social Security Board
Harold Knutson
Minnesota
Dever
Wreck on the Seattle to Portland Train Stirs Press
The carriage collision near Cassile Rock, Washington, disrupted a U S public journey. Reporters and photo crews escaped unharmed apart from a few injured, including Frank Simpson and Charlie Fendrych. Governor Dewey and Mrs. Dewey were not aboard.
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Dewes
Sangedisto & St
Seactie
Portland
Roosevelt
Seattle
Dewey
Spokane
Casile Rock
Wash
Frank Simpson
Albany
Abraham Lincoln
Frank
Charlie Fendrych
New York Central
Mit
Legal notices from cura Counell proceedings on September 1944
The council lisens and confirms commissions for relief roles. lists names of appointees including F. Snapp, J. Kohler, M. Nielsen, and many others. It adopts ordinances on street locomotives and smoke nuisance abatement, sets committees for city policing, and expresses sympathy on Mrs. Frank Furcater's death.
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Cura Counell
Thomas i. Brown
Aldermea Rien
Henry Z
Caleb Connell
Tate Sevice
Maerie SK. Stou
Josesh H. Wells
Agatha P. Griffin
Jota J. Mitenel
John F. Kohler
Kohler
Guardian
Jon F. Nobler
Frank McManus
Joan E. Watsor
Intact
Marv Fl Wategs
Miattian Ag Hires
SIS
Mary F. Watson
Seien Yate
Maite Nielsen
Enhe Co Nieken
Harry L Mat Giews
Mabel Flananan
I. Ea
Joan Ran Ay Prylis Bran
Fener Asad
Sakmostae
Froiass
Emmet
Sam Alderman
Miler
Brimacfeors
St. Francis
Henry E. Smith
Uzantrocs
Rite
Tiesios
Pellinz
See
Saath
Finn
Zitenilezca
Dawa Dewi
Soeetlos
Graham
Ir Tomsiains
Stanten Brewery
Algernaz Farrel
Rad & Yenohadlos
Cierk
Joni Mankercit
Troy
Trox
Accent
Henry £. Smith
Affernoan Kian
Frank
Fuarcaenter
Coanse
No New Updates on 27th Division Star Case
Washington report states no further news on the 27th Division star after meetings with Army and Marine officials. Representative Bernard Hearney of Gloversville said discussions about arming and exact circumstances yielded no new statements. Marines declined further comment as the matter remained closed for now.
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Trene
Bhut
Washington
Bernard Hearney
Gloversville
Raige C! Smith
Hart
Ssipan
New York Nations Guard
Pacific
Bas
Marine
Albany Telegraph Office Manager Dies by Suicide
Leonard J. Leverenz 57, Albany New York Telephone Co. manager, died by self inflicted gunfire at his residence 27 Tutt Dr Albany Schenectady Road. Found 8 30 am yesterday. He had led the Albany business office for two years and served 17 years with the company. Survived by wife and daughter. Coroner ruled death by own action.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leonard J. Leverenz
Albany
New York Telephone Co
Tutt
Dr P St
Albany Schenectady Road
Harry W. Woods
Leverenz
Dorothy
Schenectady
Daveites
Navy Liet Owen Osmanski Heads Overseas with Football
Providence native Bill Osmanski a Navy lieutenant ships out with a travel bag and a football tucked into his sea bag. A former Holy Cross College star and Chicago Bears fullback he remains noted for his athletic fame as he begins overseas duty.
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Providence
R. J
Navy Lietu
Bill Osmanski
Holy Cross College
Chicago Bears
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Charlie Karn
Army Engineers Corps
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Pulse of the People
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