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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 14, 1945
Page
7
Market columns show Choice Stocks gaining ground as traders monitor Bee quotes. Foster and Adama provide insights on high and low movements, with closing trends helping define the day’s session.
New York wholesale prices show flour and rye flour steady with This report details prices for white grist cornmeal and eggs. It lists various weights and classifications for flour rye flour cornmeal eggs and poultry with notes on distribution costs and OPA price ceilings.
The Interstate Commerce Commission in Washington heard a petition to merge Albany and Susquehanna Railroads into Delaware and Hudson. The filing claims no operational changes will occur as D H operates A S under lease, with projected annual savings of 13807.80 from canceling the lease and related obligations. Public notices mention local library visits and community events alongside farm produce listings and funeral notices.
Memorial services are held at noon today at St. Luke's Episcopal Church Mechanicville for Franklin D Roosevelt with prayers and communion. Organist Mrs Ehing Doughty of Stillwater plays Marche funebre. Various churches list services and programs as communities note upcoming worship, youth meetings, and combined programs with local colleges and churches.
New York trading opened with volatile stock moves as news of the president’s death unsettled investors. Major shares including Public Service of New Jersey Bethlehem Steel Chrysler and Union Carbide fluctuated while timber and commodities showed mixed moves. Wheat and corn futures fell as cotton markets closed for works.
Steve R. Oreskovich, 36, a former Army member, was fatally shot twice in Portland. The death prompted believers to discuss fatalism and reflect on the circumstances surrounding the accidental killing.
Vancouver Washington reports James Edward Lay, 90, may be arrested for not notifying the draft board of a change of address. Lay served overseas with the Army Engineers for a year. Last week a letter arrived ordering him to report for induction.
Waterford Mayor John F Walsh designates April 15 to June 1 for correcting faulty automobile brakes with citizen cooperation and police help. Religious services are listed for First Presbyterian First Methodist and First Baptist churches plus a Legion auxiliary food sale on Broad Street to aid World War I and II veterans.
Hoosick Falls De George H Saulth chairman urges prompt response to a blood bank drive in the high school auditorium on Wednesday from 10 30 am to 2 9 pm. Registrations are being taken at factories drug stores by Dr Smith Supt Mervin Loveys Standard Press office and other display sites to assemble donors for next week.
A cluster of notices describes a memorial service at St Mark's Episcopal Church led by Rev Jerrald Botts, a clothing sale at St Mark's Parish Howe to aid Nations Clothing Collection, and gift presentations. Other items cover a birthday party for Robert Herrington Jr at 45 Hoosick Street, a district deputy visit to Hensick Court of Amaranth, and varied social activities including an orchestra, refreshments, and floral degree for district officials.
Governor Dewey signed a measure allowing county highway funds from motor fuel or vehicle fares to aid reconstruction or repair of bridges on town highways over five feet long. The bill also lets supervisors, with state and county approvals, remove roads from the county highway system and revert them to town control. He rejected a bill taxing new playgrounds without local maintenance funding.
Hoosick Neighbors Night at All Saints Parish Hall draws over 175 attendees for a program by visiting subordinates featuring a chorus old glory pledge and readings. Anna Lyon of Bennington sings Waiting at the Church, Ethel Locke of West Sand Lake read Mrs Caudle Has Taken Cold, and Allan Hayner spoke on county affairs. Refreshments served. Hopsack Walloomsac D A R meets today at 3 p.m. under upcoming committees.
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