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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 10, 1946
Page
14
A muddled Wall Street session saw the Dow and major indices retreat after a mix of favorable corporate earnings and dividend activity. Investors sought clarity as losses in steel and automotive shares offset gains in several film and consumer names, with overall market performance uneven and trading lending cautious optimism.
Fragmentary OCR shows a produce market entry with live poultry and receipts figures. The legible items include references to fowl, numbers 124, 90, 2527, and 98900, with unclear descriptors surrounding grade and scale terms. No clear events or entities beyond generic market terms are identifiable.
A garbled Washington scene tracks Republican claims that the budget proposal, pushed by the GOP and President Truman era figures, overstates deficits and misses a path to balance. GOP leaders urge cuts and warn inflation, citing a history of wartime spending and democratic budget aids.
News brief notes U S mine production. output figures for the week ending July 26 show 81,180,900 tons, up from 749,000 tons the previous comparable week. West Virginia and Kentucky mines face closures for lack of coal. government and industry officials discuss looming obsolescence and supply challenges.
A Washington report notes the largest monthly food price rise on record with prices 7O percent above normal for some categories from March to April 1947. Dairy, meat, and other foods jumped as wartime price controls were re established, while shortages and bananas of crops were reported.
Governor Dewey’s southern tour aims to rally support and endorsements for Irving M Ives, with discussion of religious balance and party unity. Prominent figures like Lt Gov Joe R Hanley and Atty Gen Goldstein linked to the slate, while plans for a 1942 Senate race materialize amid tentative GOP coordination and crowding policy goals.
Ray Trail a well known local figure died Saturday at Ste mac Geneil Hospital. Doctors said he succumbed to rheumatic fever following a long illness. Trail, a former Mont Plussant Ligh student, worked as a steel worker and lived in Syracuse. He attended Bechemrotdy Trail and was connected with the Troy Area community. The death ends a decady of local activity and community involvement.
The late Herbert Lehman dominates GOP talk as Dewey camp seeks upstate and city support. State leaders like Glen R. Bedenkapp cite sentiment for Donovan Cor and Thomas Dremand while Curtan and others vie for the Senate. Dewey strategists aim for 30 percent NYC backing to bolster the metropolitan coalition and influence upstate voters.
Report describes Father Divine hosting a ceremony in Newark for a white bride from Vancouver, with a large turnout of adherents. The event featured a supper of pork chops and lamb, praise by attendees, and a public reaffirmation of Divine’s interracial ideals amid contention about the marriage.
The act provides monthly and daily pay to non commissioned officers and enlisted personnel who served. It outlines cash and bond payments up to limits, with rules on eligibility, documentation, and filing steps. The measure would affect Army Navy Air Force and Coast Guard veterans and their dependents.
Fragmentary notice mentions a meeting by Society of St Joseph Ghiseh and a planned event tomorrow at the Tlam class. Details are garbled and unreadable.
Fragmented report outlines tensions at a plenary session with delegates arguing smaller nations’ needs. Critics voice that rapid action could clash with long term goals, while emphasis remains on securing a framework for postwar peace and protecting smaller nations’ interests.
Ilymen Rhonberg selected by the American Labor Party as party nominee for a statewide post. The ALP executive committee announced the Sept 3 convention at a hotel to nominate the candidate. Blumberg previously long served as Hillman official and is credited with prior party work.
Fragmentary text appears to discuss bonds totaling $200 and loan or loan-like obligations, checks for creditors, and references to disability or incompetence rulings. It mentions survivor benefits, pay rates, and possible military service acts, with scattered names and dates.
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