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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 12, 1945
Page
8
Aviation stocks show steady activity amid market fluctuations as analysts like Kester and Adutin report muted volatility. Traders note cautious optimism with steady volumes and select gains in transport and aerospace listings.
Fragmented OCR reads as a garbled note about a proposed U S United Nations capital move with names like General Mujors and Joy Newberry and entities such as Sper Minrny Corp and Was sullted. The text mentions telephone operators and firms like Goodrich and Chrysler with scattered references to locations west of the time.
Debates at the UN preparatory commission focus on hosting sites from North American and European cities. Delegates weigh eastern US versus Pacific options, with Philadelphia and Philadelphia-like candidates among discussed sites. Canada and France hold divergent views as momentum builds toward a single international headquarter location.
Prices from Menands and surrounding areas cover flour, rye flour, creamery milk, butter, and eggs. The report notes steady tariffs and wholesale prices, with quoted ranges for fresh and frozen poultry, dairy products, and produce, including specific grades and carton sizes.
A fragment describes Japanese shelter construction in Clunenea during wartime. It notes a large reinforced vault 100 feet by 100 feet built to withstand a direct blast and containing radio equipment and underground rooms with air conditioning and telephones.
Coast Guard reservists who served on active duty may receive new benefits under the GI Bill worth from 100 to 7300 dollars, with several thousand eligible if they have not yet applied. The program covers periods of service with military pay and requires no prior application.
A White House meeting features President Truman discussing surplus materiel with lawmakers and committee leaders. He supports placing surplus goods under a generating sales framework via a public merchandising setup, while Congress debates army stockpiling and safeguards, with Mead and Kilgore pressing for assurances.
Ales Dunn 76 of Speigletown died Saturday at his residence after a stroke. He had lived in the area about ten years and retired from business 18 years ago. Survived by daughter Mrs Fred Willvanks of Detroit and several grandchildren.
The Monday meeting filled Ane Lown Hall as Mohawk Wills and Bir dona Bryer Co representatives debated smoke and soot arising from a plant. A plan to eliminate pollution was discussed, with engineers engaged to reduce emissions. Community workers and local clergy noted wartime relief drives and school Christmas events were scheduled, urging cooperation and contributions.
Fragmented report outlines United Nations and U S debate on seat power, citing Russian influence and open covenants, with mention of Eleateth Coney and Miss Sarat VanAlsune. Obituary notes Mis Madeling M Sablnyon, wife of Wilter S Robinson, dies after illness. survivors listed and a Waterford chapter meeting details included.
Repatriated French prisoners and former slave laborers return from Germany with a taste for modern amenities. They demand plumbing, central heating, and better factory conditions while criticizing Germany’s higher material standards. They push for reconstruction and worker protections, opposing a Navi form of government, and seek to align France with rising postwar modernity while restraining old national traditions.
A report from Pasadena about the Institute of Technology showing monthly electric costs for a large wind tunnel. The motor powering the tunnel may demand around $150 monthly, with the tunnel’s operation projected to require about $5,000 in power when fully utilized.
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