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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Aug 15, 1950
Page
6
A New York stock market report shows fractional gains as trading opens, with total volume around 87,000 shares in early hours. Analysts note mixed liquidity and sector shifts, highlighting gains in some blue chips while others remain flat as investors await clearer guidance.
Fragmented account describes airstrip operations near Gurh Market, Panang region, and Naktong River area with Allied and enemy air activity. Mentions German and American air units, ambulance evacuations, artillery power, and ground support patrols amid heavy combat reports from unnamed correspondents and divisions.
Fragmented OCR text describes a New York produce market ruffle with unrelated phrases about produce grades, broilers, colored fowl, and quantities. No clear event, dates, or identifiable entities are present to form a solid summary.
Congress debates price controls with Hoover urging restraint and targeted measures. Proposals include controls over water, currency, and meat production, with Capes proposing amendments on meat packers and Maybank backing broader adjustments. Opposition warns against repeating past surpluses and industry disruption while seeking relief for consumers.
An American heavy cruiser ranged near the Soviet Union seeking military targets as allied naval forces clashed in Korea. Simultaneously South Korean and allied patrols sank a 200 ton enemy craft off the Korean coast and shelled coastal targets as Inchon operations continued.
A vehicle collision damaged a public works department auto on Third Avenue near Waterford. The tow truck driver William Wilagerald and passengers Malvolwen George Shull and John Kine were injured. Alfred J. Wortane, of AP Bile Sevens, provided details.
Troy police transported an injured child and a sick youth to hospitals for treatment. Patrolmen moved Donna Low Opilz, 39 Fourth Street, to St Marys Hospital after the child suffered a right hand injury while at home. John Goodwin, 19, of 517 Bigalh Weno, Watervoict, was taken to Leonard Hospital after the youth collapsed on Birth Street and Second Avenue.
A child sustained a broken leg after a motor vehicle incident near 260 Ponth Street. The injured youth was taken to Samaviton Flosprint hospital where Dr. Walter Gunther attended to the patient. Authorities are reviewing the inquest report and awaiting further details.
Siauhey Suthars ac focifer and assistant Leesan at Alfred Dunnish Co London died Sunday at his Nassau home after a long career. Born 75 years ago, he came to New York City in 1909 to work in shipping, later serving 27 years with Alfred Dunnite Co. He retired to Nassau with wife Maude and leaves a daughter and four sons plus a grandchild. Funeral arrangements through Bowen Memorial, Watervliet, burial at Mansion Lawn Cemetery in Hicksville.
The Rev Henry R Freeman longtime pastor and speaker on Ireland and history was honored by diverse faiths at a memorial gathering in Troy. Attendees included church leaders and former officials who praised his interfaith work and service to St Patrick’s community.
The former Mary Liliane Baels, Leopold's commoner wife, arrived yesterday, ending five years in exile. Royalists fear demonstrations may resume as Raudauin and their son meet her, while a new government is formed at Baudouin's request and abdication plans for Leopold unfold.
Evocations for Nevana Wan Hevotions will be conducted today at St Joseph's Gloten mt 1:45 p.m. The commnilies on the bazaar will meet at the echap palt to discuss the day’s events.
Fay Mallon, 36, of 11 Deffertion, IDT, pleaded guilty to disorderly conduct and resisting arrest in Wynantskill after a Friday morning incident. Other charges were withdrawn as Deputy Sheriff Stanley Ticks led the case. The Troy man allegedly drove a vehicle toward officers, prompting his arrest and arraignment by the Lenoon Peace.
Doctors attend Princess Elizabeth as she nears her second child. Sir William Gilat and Sir John Weir monitor her condition at Clarence House after a brief stay. Crowds gathered around Clarence House as officials reassured the public amid the royal proceedings.
State V E W Post Fink 3 appoints Mealy of Troy as chairman of the Veterans of Fu r Departage of Pas t It was formed in 1988. He served as president three years from 10 thougd 15. Wife Alice F. Tohmatan and daughter Antje Meare noted. Sixty years married and anniversary celebrated at home of granddaughter Ara. Also no new polia cases and twelve tubing tapes tested at hospital. minor weekend illnesses noted.
Daily Camel 30 Day Mildness Test invites smokers to smoke Camels regularly for 30 days to judge mildness and flavor. The ad emphasizes a thorough, pack-after-pack evaluation and claims Camel makes the mildest, best tasting tobacco.
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