Stock Market Gains From Early Slump
Market turned after an early setback with gains led by notable buyers. Traders reported improved sentiment and selective advances in key indices.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 01, 1945
Page
8
Market turned after an early setback with gains led by notable buyers. Traders reported improved sentiment and selective advances in key indices.
Quoted by Fuster and Adunis, high and low close figures show gains of two or more. Mentions of news gear and events surround references to Welupa and Ase with Ocika summer prices. International 3 ard Steel futures near finish up 99 tents to LIG 2 34.
Market notes show butter and cheese steady to firm with several grade distinctions. Rye flour cornmeal and eggs listed with varying weights and regional bases including Western and Buffalo. prices quoted per ton and per hundredweight with Midland and midwinter ranges.
A platoon led by a 24 year old former journalism student Dick recounts a grueling attack on double sloped pillboxes at Col de Braus in the Maritime Alps. Despite grenades and heavy fire, they regrouped after losses and pressed the assault amid Nazi mortars and dense brush.
Market figures show rising activity in the Youngs Steel and Tube segment at curb markets as buyers return, with dealers noting stronger demand and higher trade volumes amid cautious optimism for the sector.
Amid heavy fire a paratrooper unit fights to hold a hill position. Several wounded are evacuated as they press on against German forces. One officer recalls orders and a final gallant effort to retake the pillbox, with heavy casualties on both sides.
The log postoffice at Grimshawes in the North Carolina mountains is described as the smallest post office in the country. It measures about 4 feet by 5 feet.
The weather observer aboard B-29 missions sits near the forward escape hatch during raids over Japan. He endures extreme cold and high winds while providing forecasts to aid Superfortress crews. Observers note night flying, rare high clouds, and dramatic temperature shifts from 15,000 feet over the Marianas to 30,000 feet and above over Tokyo.
Washington lawmakers debate a resolution to pay congressional janitors with Rep. Cochran arguing the need, Rep. Engel questioning their function, and Rep. Hart noting the large janitorial staff for committee rooms. The piece blends humor and scrutiny of Capitol Hill housekeeping practices.
A damaged OCR fragment shows faded classified sections including educational, employment, financial, merchandise and real estate listings with unclear text and scattered headings. The legible parts mention seating, winter sport notes, and vendor terms amid the blurred header lines.
Mixed fragments report rewards for found items including a gold bracelet and a cigarette lighter, plus notices of lost gold and engraving details. Also listed are personal notices, a dress form demo sign, and transportation requests around Troy with contact hints and timeframes.
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