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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Dec 29, 1944
Page
9
Stock market advance shows steel and motor stocks rally as broader indices move higher. An upswing features gains in major steadies with several prominent names highlighted and a cautious note on mixed sectors.
The record lists wholesale prices for items including FLOUP-Siezdr spring pacers, bolts, rye flour, cornmeal, wheat, eggs, butter, and various metals and chemicals. It features numerous brands and company names such as Armour, General Electric, Libby, Packard Motors, and Bethlehem, with mixed regional pricing data and miscellaneous notes on stock and commodity values.
A Troy Medical Corpsman, Private Oudweire, was shot while aiding a wounded man near Aachen. He described German fire, Red Cross insignia, and captured, doped German youths. His brother-in-law Bert Bernsidsa reports Oudwoire’s long service and upcoming medical discharge after arm surgery.
Richard Jillson stationed at Sampzon Va visits his Mr. and Mrs. Williams after twenty days with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Lieswelen Lora Of Adame Street. David Lloyd ALRIM of the Navy returns to Norfolk Va. Meg Asher LeCas Ordnance Department spends the weekend with his wife on Pauline Street and visits his parents Mr. and Mrs George LaCasse. Mr. and Mrs. David Archambault entertain at home on William Street Sunday for their daughter’s sixth birthday.
Eight hundred twenty letters went out for the seals drive with 309 unanswered. Of those returned, 466 included remittances totaling 44910 dollars and 33 seals were filled. Health officer Dr George E Smith notes milk dealers must obtain permits. several have applied. John F Kenney of Hoosick Falls died suddenly on Christmas Day in Westfield, aged about 62, survived by widow, son Corporal John F Kenney Jr overseas, and brother James. Funeral in Westfield with burial planned in St Mary's Cemetery. Local 6 United Rubber Workers to meet soon in Ian MacIntosh Hall. Navy destroyer crew member addressed Kiwanis Club. remarks by Lieut James Gavegan at the home of Mr and Mrs J Earl Percy over holidays.
The gathering featured a luncheon with tables decorated for the season. Family members Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Shovah and their son Sergi, along with Elmer J. Shox and Wat son Carswell, were mentioned. A veteran, sergeant Shevah, has been serving in France for months. The piece lists various groceries and market items, and notes the Scott Funeral Home service at 2 p.m. with interment in a local cemetery.
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Patrick J. Beny outlines Mechanicville’s quiet growth population rising while apartment occupancy spans the city. He praises schools, theater and transport and pushes for stronger recreation and an anti nuisance ordinance.
Legal notice from the People of the State of New York to Nathaniel L. Golastein and others regarding an action to convey land described as 51 acres near Deepkil Fate in Schenectady county, with chain measurements and deeds recorded in 1925. Court procedures name Surrogate Court of Rensselaer County and mention of associated parties and dates. Also notices of an inheritance proceeding and a National City Bank of Troy stockholders meeting with director election details at 33 Oneida Street Troy.
A jumble of items including wallpaper shops washer repair ads and a roller skating notice. The clipping lists miscellaneous personal service announcements lost items rewards and a city hearing record with street routes and dates. Names and exact locations are scattered with incomplete punctuation.
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