Stock Market Irregular Near Closing
Near closing, stocks showed uneven moves with scattered gains and losses. Major names including General Motors and American Telephone faced declines while Southern Pacific and Central lines saw intermittent improvement. Chicago wheat and cotton futures moved up modestly as markets wrapped up trading.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Beare
Southern Psx
Central
Eastern Air Lines
St Iss Peek
Lehigh Coal & Nevizstion
Keneecott
du Pont
Montgomery Ward
U. 3
Grosnet
Chrysler
General Motors
Gears Hostwk
Goodrich
Standard Hi UI
aAsperican
Telepuome
Anacones
International Harvester
J. L. Case
Douglas
Quoted by Foster and Adsion Highs and Lows
Quoted by Foster and Adsion, the report highlights market headlines showing notable highs and lows in trading. Analysts reference key indices and sector shifts as investors react to recent economic data and company results.
Prices at Menands Produce Market Report
A distorted September 25 entry lists produce prices at Menands market. The document, though garbled, references price levels and stalls, with mentions of state bureaux and regional vendors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Menands
Mengata
Mtar
New York Flour Prices Steady on Sept 24
Market notes from New York indicate flour prices steady with soft winter and spring patent grades quoted around 3.70 to 8.75 per bag, reflecting stable demand and supply conditions. Prices show continued activity in the grain market with emphasis on patent qualities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Girl Scouts meet tomorrow afternoon at a place to be recited
The passage notes several local social items including the Girl Scouts meeting tomorrow afternoon at an unspecified location. Other items mention Mrs Jennie Babsock visiting Mechanicville, Miss Marguerite Young visiting Mrs Robert Torrens, Mr and Mrs John McColum returning to New York from a summer at their cottage, Sgt John Steveley on a ten day furlough, and many relatives attending a funeral in Dorset Vermont. Additional notices include guests from Hoosick Falls and Lake Champlain visits, and the Belle Brownell Guild event at the King home with Mrs Anderson Foster leading the program. The Londonderry church historical note references 1719 Scottish descent Presbyterian church.
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Jennie Babsock
Mechanic
Ile
Perry Stimpson
Stiss -Marquarite Young
J ‘Sil
Robert Torrens
Torrens
John McColum
New York
Job Steveley
Dorothy Amn
John Steveley
Marguerite Young
Frederick Liddle
Dorset
Alva Roberson
Flat Rock Fon Lake Champlain
Jerome B. Rice
Cambridge
Robert Broon
Merle Hunter
Lemnd
Emma Smith
iHoosick Falls
Harriet Cleveland
Belle Brownell Guild
Charles King
Anderson Foster
William Makela
France
Pare Makaia
Lake Lauder
Army discharge chaos cited in Bricker and Dewey race notes
Army discharge delays trap 152 airmen in a bureaucratic loop from New York to Camp Kilmer Fort Devens Greensboro and Devers. Soldiers with over 100 points face furloughs and late releases despite War Department promises. News notes Bricker Dewey Senate dynamics and Bricker’s potential candidacy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John "Bricker
Bricker
Dewey
Senate
Ike
Burton
Army
Air Force
War Department
Marshall
New York Harbor
Greensboro
N.C
Devers
Mass
Devens
U.S.A
Roosevelt and Smith linked in 1924 campaign tale
A King Features Syndicate summary recounts alleged plots by Franklin D Roosevelt to use Al Smith’s influence for a New York governorship bid. It details Roosevelt’s Boston trip to win Catholic votes, claims about staff appointments on public payrolls, and criticizes Robert Moses for blocking those plans. The piece notes Roosevelt’s tax stance, Roosevelt heirs, and Eleanor Roosevelt’s reaction.
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Roosevelt
Warm Springs
al Smith
Boston
Smith
Sith
John Flynn
White” House
Louie Howe
New York
Tacohle State Park Commission
Robert Moses
Howe
Moses
Bmozex
Fiyne
Fignn
Congress
Misa Mar ‘Iguerite le Hand
Eleanor Roosevelt
King Features Syndicate
Lippert Relatives Attend Verona Death. Wedding Couple Returns
North Hoosick residents note deaths and weddings as George Lippert and family respond to the passing of his brother in law Edward Houston in Verona. Edward and his spouse are honored in local notices while Jean Allen receives hospital ampment in Moline Illinois. A Home Bureau meeting occurs at the school house chaired by Leone Trick. The Methodist Church hosts its annual clam chowder supper and sale on Thursday November 15 hosted by the Women’s Society of Christian Service.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Lippert
Verona
N. J
Edward Houston
North Hoosick
Jean Allen
Walter Allen
Moline
Iil
Mir
Roy M. Cameron
Utica
Clayton J. Aikman
Home Bureau
Leone Trick
Methodist
Women's Society of Christian Service
Communéelon Seeks State Trade Commission to Curb Unethical Practices
Business leaders propose a state trade commission to curb unethical merchant practices and punish violators, backed by the Schenectady Merchants Bureau. John L. Helpis argues quick action will enforce ethics, while John C. Watson criticizes a proposed retail minimum wage as vague and unequal among job types. Hearings proceed with dates in Syracuse Rochester Buffalo and Binghamton as Assembly Majority Leader Irving LIVES presides.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
State Trade Commission
Pore Geong
Edo
John L. Helpis
Schenectady
John C. Watson
Albany
New York State
Syracuse
Rochester
Buffalo
Binghamton Assembly
Irving ML Ives
Calvary Methodist Church Social Calendar Updates
The Calvary Methodist Church M F of Calvary group resumes meetings Saturday at Miss Jean Rubis home at 6 pm. The Mr. and Mrs Club gathers at Calvary Hall Friday evening with Mrs. George Wright and Fev and Mrs. Herbert Roberta hosting. The Women’s Society plans a turkey supper Thursday at Calvary Hall with serving from 5 to 7 pm. cochairmen are Mrs. William Webster and Mrs. Nettie MacCabe, dining room chair Mrs. William Anderson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Calvary Methodist Church
Jean Rubis
Club
Calvary Hall
George Wright
Fev
Herbert S. Roberta
Women’s Society of Calvary Methodist Church
William Webster
Nettie MacCabe
William Anderson
Judge Lehman Buried in Queens Cemetery
Dr Nathan Perfintan served as officiant at the funeral of Judge Lehman, held in Cypress Hills Cemetery, Queens. The service was conducted by the rabbi of Congregation Emanu-El, New York, with burial in the Cypress Hills plot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lehman
Queens Cemetery
Nathan 4. Perfintan
Congregation Emanu-El
New York
Cypress Hills Cemetery
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Sadua
Mats
Bester & Adams
HighLow.Chase | Alum Co
Amer MT
I An. Gas & Fle
Barry Bicchit
Cities Service Com
Colonial Airlines
Imperial Oil of
Can
Nisgara & Hadacn
Ist. Pf. Dothiotrut
Oh && Pantepec
Pennroad Corp
Gascom
United
Rey
Foster & Adsion
Atesha
Sihotk
Fue
Steet Fay
Atek TS Fews
Esidute Locome
Bendix d
Bree
Bess Foods
Bettiehess Et
Borde
Cai & Hecke
Case
Edison Beass
Cory Cae
Geant Moarors
Petre
Crucibie
del & Hadeon
Dougies
DuPont Easimes Hodak Tar Sts
Illinois Central
Bieta
Reece
Ean
Poerros
Poche
Kennecott Cap
Loeess
Cork
Libby
Lise & Myere
Lockheed
Loew
Ion
Lee
Nat Distillers Anh
North Amer
Ohio
Packard Motors
Pullman Co
Doel Ta
Radio Corp
Repab Steel Ae
Baskis
Schenley
Sears-Roebuck
Sinclair Cimara
Southern Pacific
Sperry Corp
Bps
Ft Adeiikes
Texas Co
Union Pacific
U Unit Air Corp Zs
United Fruit
United Gen Imp
US Steel
Warner Bros
Western Union
Azi West Air
Wits Overland
Woolworth
Young
de Butster
Whatssaler
OPA
Nuts and
Fourth Sts
South End
Patrick P. Sheridan
General & ‘Life Insurance
Troy
Cere
Portolace
State Bank Bldg
Albany, N. Y
N.Y
Tokyo
Shushan
Harry Hayes
Barbara
Waterbury
Coan
Hayes
Shushan J School
Londonderry
First Presbyterian Church
New England
Merry
Belt Syndieate, Inc
NAVY
Rasger Spencer
USO
Philadelphia
Spencer
Olean
Red Cross
Nancy Lou
Robert
Russell
Donald
Communéelon
John Moran
Times Bidy
Trey
Troy File
River St. Troy
Coremakers
Foundry
American Locomotive Company
Schenectady, N. Y
Ray’s Vacuum Cleaner
Rensselaer St
Sthwadth Avs
Rensselaer Stores
Renit Jae
Cohoes
Sane of
Troy Stores
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