New President Takes Over at O'Sullivan Rubber Corp
A 42-year-old ex-major from the Fifth Army in Italy becomes president of O'Sullivan Rubber Corp in Winchester. A. Catorella has 19 years in banking and investment sectors and previously worked with Merrill Lynch and Reynolds & Co. He remains a major in ORC and brings a staff including M. R. Radcliffe and Paul Terretta.
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O’sullivan Rubo Corp. Ae
Winchester
Selous Stee A. Catorella
Fifth Army
Italy
O'Sullivan
M. R. Radcliffe
R. B. Grove
A. C. Halvosa
Mr. Catorella
Paul Terretta
A.B. Portheim
W. O. Grove
Colgate University
New York University School of Aeronautical Engineering
American Institute of Banking
First National Bank of Yonkers
Merrill Lynch
Pierce, Feaner & Beane
New England Eyes Labrador Ore Driven Steel Mills
New England considers locating steel mills to exploit Labrador iron ore as Mesabi reserves may run dry by 1962. Engineers from major steel firms survey potential coastal sites from Norfolk to the Canadian border, with New London and Lynn cited as possibilities.
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Boston
England
Minnesota
Atlantic
Norfolk
New London
Conn
Lynn
Mass
United States Steel Corp
John M. Bresnah
Pittsburgh
Saugus River
General Electric Co
Mr. Bresnahan
General Electric
America
Saugus
New England Council
Labrador
Cleveland
Republic Steel
Hollinger Consolidated Mining and Exploration Co
M. A. Hanna Co
St. Lawrence River Seaway
New York Stocks Drift Lower Amid Mixed Rails
New York stocks showed little activity on October 3 with prices mostly slipping in small fractions. Steel, motors, and farm implements held steady to lower while rails moved mixed due to the ongoing steel and coal strikes. Advancing issues included Admiral Corp Emerson Radio Radio Corp Dome Mines McIntyre Porcupine Eastman Kodak and Allied Stores. declines included Republic Steel General Motors Studebaker Montgomery Ward Sears Roebuck J I Case Consolidated Edison DuPont American Can Westinghouse Southern Pacific Nickel Plate and Caterpillar Tractor.
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New York
Admiral Corp
Emerson Radio
Radio Corp
Dome Mines
McIntyre-Porcupine
Eastman Kodak
Allied Stores
Republic Steel
General Motors
Studebaker
Montgomery Ward
Sears Roebuck
J. I. Case
Consolidated Edison
DuPont
American Can
Westinghouse
Southern Pacific
Nickel Plate
Caterpillar Tractor
Agriculture Dept Egg Prices and Poultry Terms
Prices reported for U S Grade A extra large and large eggs. Medium and B grade egg figures. Range of livestock values including heavy breed hens, Leghorn broilers, roosters, and various chicks listed. Regional note mentions Winchester area for No 1 quality FOB producer's farms.
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U. S
Kobe
Winchester
COR AG He Ann
Grain prices drift as Wheat leads a mixed market
Chicago reports Wheat mostly down with irregular trends across corn oats rye and soybeans. Opening quotes show Dec Wheat at 2.13 12, Mar 2.13 34, May 2.07, July 1.90. Corn Dec 1.17 34, May 1.21 34. Oats Dec 67 1/4, May 63. Rye Dec 1.46 14. Soybeans Nov 2.28 34-29. Lard Nov 10.70.
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Chicago
New England Eyes Labrador Ore to Cut Steel Costs
A New England Council spokesman notes possible Labrador ore imports could beat Duluth prices for Mesabi ore. John E. Kelly cites a foreign producer offering cheaper ore, and others say West Virginia coal could also run at rail and water rates. Portsmouth weighs a steel mill amid payroll losses at a Navy yard. Freight costs raise regional steel prices by 7 to 14 dollars per ton, with 36 percent of regional workers in iron and steel sectors.
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Labrador
Duluth
New England
West Virginia
Portsmouth
N. H
Navy Yard
Livestock market notes from Chicago and Baltimore
Salable hogs 10 000 head in Chicago at 16 to 20 per cwt with various weights listed. cattle 11 000 head and vealers. sheep 2 000 head with lamb prices around 23 dollars. Baltimore reports cattle steady to weaker, hogs prices from 16 to 25 per cwt, and apples and poultry market activity with light receipts and steady wholesale egg prices.
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Chicago
Baltimore
Bu Bas & Eastern
Usis Pa
Grimes
Golden Delicious
Jonathans
Cortlands
Staymans
Merchantman Slips Through Blockade Near Yangtze
The American freighter Flying Independent slips past Nationalist gunboats near the Yangtze mouth on a Shanghai run with 125 Korean refugees 15 Western passengers and 10 000 tons of cargo. Britain and the United States do not recognize the blockade and offer no aid.
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Shanghai
Smee Aeens
Leontin Guanes
Chusan Islands
Hong Kong
Yangtze River
Flying Independent
Isbrantsen Line
Chusan
St. Bride’s Bay
U.S
Britain
U. S. Navy
Seoul
U. S. Economic Cooperation Administration
Korea
Stinson
Isbrandtsen
Flying Trader
Local Market Prices From The Star Listing Items
Prices corrected daily show flour and corn meal varieties with weights and per bag or per unit costs. Also listed are grain futures per bushel and egg mash blends, cracked corn bags, and yellow corn pricing.
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Star
Daley
Establishment and early training of the Women’s Army Corps
The bill authorizing the Women’s Army Corps was sworn in July 10, 1942. Training began July 20, 1942. The first peer class began graduation in August of that year.
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Women’s Army Corps
Wacs
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Balto Livestock
Chicago Grain
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Coleman
A. Term Molden Electric Co
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California
Plains
United States
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Shenandoah Valley National Bank
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Federal Reserve System and
Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation
Denier
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