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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Feb 06, 1959

Page

17

Investor column weighs long term income stocks and speculation

The reader asks why Bethlehem Steel and Sterling Drug lag and if Otis or Pacific Petroleum hold potential. Doyle cautions focus on long term income, notes Sterling is growth oriented, Pacific Petroleum shows mixed results, and approves of blue chips while acknowledging risk in low priced bets like American Dryer.

Bethlehem Steel Sterling Drug Sterling Otis Company Bethelehem Steel Velletta Bethlehem Ginnard Pacific Petroleum U.S Venezuela

Cambridge Valley Live Stock Market Report

Market report from Cambridge Valley shows varied cattle prices with dairy cows and slaughter cows steady to strong and calves weaker on veals. Prime veals fetch 96 to 108 dollars per head, lambs at 14.50 on good, springers 220 to 665 with buyers moderate and supply light for replacements.

Cambridge Cattiers Daley

Niagara Mohawk Net Set At 30,883,000

Niagara Mohawk Power Corp reported 1938 net income of 30,883,000 or 2.124 a share, up from 26,440,000 or 1.90 a share the prior year. Operating revenues rose to 263,888,000 from 254,690,000 in 1937.

Niagara Mohawk Syracuse CAM Niagara Moehawk Power Corp

Stock Market Dips Second Day As Volume Dwindles

The stock market declined moderately for a second day as turnover fell to 3,140,000 shares from 3,170,000 and sentiment shifted toward caution amid antitrust probe talk. The Associated Press index slid, while copper and oil sectors showed early strength before retreating.

New York Wall Street Auton Nive Inamfaeherige Steel Ndugtrless Aivets U.S

Macmillan Eyes Europe Trip Aiming At East West Talks

Parliament applauded Prime Minister Macmillan as he outlined plans to consult in Bonn Paris or Washington before a possible Moscow visit. Diplomats expect his mission to pave a path to high level East West talks on German reunification and European security with the United States noting prior briefing.

Europe Bonn Paris Washington Macmillan Les Dulles United States Moscow Niplomals Russia

Tape of Soviet Air Attack Radio Transcript Revealed

Officials released a translated transcript of a Soviet air strike radio dialogue claiming a U S aircraft was shot down. State Department deem the recording authentic while photos and articles from Soviet Aviation were also issued with debated accuracy about the event and related funerals in Arlington National Cemetery.

State Department Lincoln White Robert Murphy Mikhail Menshilov Department Murphy Menshikey Renee Menshikeay U. A Ares Arlington, National Cemetery White U.S Alagoz

Prices for Menands Produce and State Agriculture Measures

Fragmented OCR notes report price listings at Menands produce market. Mentions reports on agriculture department actions and proposed civil rights measures, with references to state programs and potential changes in policy affecting markets.

Pittstown PTA Votes to Join National Council

Members of the Pittstown District No 2 of Reitenhill Central School voted to join the National Council of PTA at a meeting held on Wednesday at Pittstown School. The group will meet again on Wednesday March 4 at 8 p.m. at Bilistown School.

Wednessday Pittstown PTC Reitenhill Central School National Council of PTA Bilistown

Record of Speech on Desegregation and National Security Notes

The passage discusses misdirections in a disputed air incident and U S. responses to Soviet navigation beams. It then outlines a bipartisan federal desegregation package proposing penalties for obstructing court orders, federal offenses for bombing schools, federal funding for integration, and government schooling for military dependents in closed districts.

FBI Parmitra Nvacarvatinn

Word Puzzle From Page One Offers Clues and Examples

The excerpt shows fill in the blank style clues with phrases like OUTPLAY and LEAK. It discusses varied topics from furniture inspection in federal records to rapid speech and dangers of public knowledge breaches. The piece mixes definitions and sample sentences.

Asia Justice Department Eisenhower Dad Junior Pentagon Niquire Gorge

Civil Rights Commission Powers Expanded and Extended

The plan proposes bias law guidance to a government committee enforcing non discrimination in government contracts. The committee would be renamed a commission under Vice President Nixon, gaining hearings authority and broader powers. The Civil Rights Commission would be extended two years beyond its September expiration.

Nixon

Eisenhower Holds Off Hours Talks With Leaders

Administration circles report unannounced meetings between the President and key political figures. Eisenhower writes personal letters to Loy and other prominent citizens to defend the budget and urge public resistance to inflation. The exact number of letters and future meetings remain unclear. Eisenhower also meets weekly with Republican leaders in the House and Senate.

Jpart Rayburn Johnson Hagerly Eisenhower House Senate

Obituaries From Johnsonville to Waterford and Whitehall

Obituaries report Merritt G. Nutting 76 a Johnsonville resident who died at Leonard Hospital after a long illness and was a former telegraph operator for the Boston and Maine Railroad. Also listed are Mrs. Jed G. Jarvis 88 Waterford with ties to St Johns Episcopal Church and family, Dr. George Winthrop Knight 94 a dentist from Hulett's Landing, and Joseph L. LaCross 53 a Hudson Falls resident with WWII service. Funeral notices cover Miss Catherine Mahoney O Brya n, Earl Bonesteel, Mrs Catherine Sheffer, Mrs Augusta Hayner, John Hildage and others with services in Troy Whitehall Waterford and surrounding towns. Interments at Elmwood Cemetery Schaghticoke Waterford Rural Cemetery Oakwood Cemetery and more are noted.

Merritt G. Nutting Johnsonville Leonard Hospital Minnie Flemming Boston and Main Railroad Troy Brotherhood of Railroad Irma McEckron McClure Funeral Home Valley Falls Elmwood Cemetery Schaghticoke Fred G. Jarvis Jed G. Jarvis Isl Ave Waterford Florence Orrett England St. John’s Episcopal Church Edward F. Jarvis Rosemary Johnson Frederick J. Jarvis Mason Funeral Home 3Rd Avenue 108Th Street John L. Roberts Waterford Rural Cemetery George Winthrop Knight Jillson Whitehall R. C. Joudry Trinity Episcopal Church Hulett’s Landing Knight Sager Nursing Home Fair Haven Montague Terrace Brooklyn Gordon Knight Nyack W. Proctor Knight Ancram Joseph L. LaCross Glens Falls Ile Beulah Lawrence Evelena Allen Lester Hudson Falls Edith Rondeau Rondeau Albany Hospital Samuel Halsey Metric Gandron Francis Stott Charles Bebo John Bianchi Harry Warrington Lake Placid Ernest Willmer Hough Winter Park Fla Millard Hough jRound Lake Jillson Funeral Home Senior Citizens Center United Fund Frank J. Ryan Canal Avenue Lady of Angels Theodore Smith Theodore Monroe Isl Smith Jilson Scotia Cemetery White Alderman Hall John R. Berrigan Henry FotHanna Neil Kelleher Reiness William Port Sill Oklo Edda Elis Gestion Lewis Howard Clar Bolton Landing Louis Bentley William Ll. Carl Ley Miss Mahoney Invil Catherine Talon John B.mahoney 1St St O'Bryan Vilet Carley Parker Bros. Memorial Joe Carley Martin J. Norton Lower Main St Helen William Cornell Albany Charles Jones Jr Frances Norton Bernard Norton Clinton Edward Brixius James Delany Utica Navton St. Mary's Church Catherine I. West William A. Toohey 2Nd Ave St. Augustine’s Church John V. Keegan Arthur J.quinlan Joseph M. McDonald Thomas J. Purvis John F. Fagan St. John’s Cemetery Keegan Assn Watervliet Arsenal Tray Lumber Co James R. McNally Mr. Bonesteel Earl C. Bonesteel Peter Fanning the Redeemer Luther. Lan Church Harry T. Nielson John ‘Dinardo David Little Arthur Bouleris Earl J. Finkle Palmier Phoenix Lodge F&am Robert C. Jeavons Clifford L. Bornt Mr. Fanning Putnam Knitting Mills Cohoes Sheffer Katherine Ir, Sheffer West Sand Lake jWas Thomas & Barber Petersburg Roy B. Severance West Sand Lake Augusta B. Hayner Scotland Rorner Evelyn Rice McLoughlin Feneral Glen 6Th Ave Kenneth H. Ross Wesleyan Methodist Church Watervliet Elmwood Hill Cemetery Reamer Martin NJ Reamer Meadow St Boght Corners Bart Ladies’ Auxiliary

Khrushchev Seeks Thaw as Soviet Leaders Rally

Khrushchev closed a congress with unanimous approval of his seven year plan to catch up economically with the United States. He urged an end to the cold war and said the Soviet Union would back a western style settlement for Germany and access to free city status. Anastas Mikoyan’s U.S. trip in January was cited as raising hopes for thaw in relations.

Soviet Union Anastasi Mikoyan United States Khrushchev Stalin Presidium John Poster Dilles Germany Dents’ Club Americat West Berlin Rus Legion Noble-Callahan Roeelly Ethel Dougherty Free City Noble-j Russia U.N Callamany Jmient

Civil Rights Legislation Faces Senate Hearing March 18

A Senate Judiciary subcommittee will begin hearings on March 18 on civil rights measures amid administration drafting troubles and last minute withdrawals. Officials face challenges in resolving policy details as debates over federal provisions unfold.

Fexas Cain Senate Iself

Housing Bill Raises Rates as GI Loans Face Cuts

The bill would lift GI home loan rates from 4.34 to 5.4 percent amid protests by Democrats. Senators failed to stop the increase with an amendment to hold rates at 4.34 percent. The package also directs Fannie Mae to buy government guaranteed mortgages with a billion dollars in extra financing.

Inet A. S Mike) Monroney D-Okla Senate Monroney Albert Gore D-Yenn Federal National Mortgage Assn Fannie Mae Lyndon B. Johnson D-Tex Sen. Spark Nan Sen Fulbright D-Ark Banking Committee Johnson Sparkman Eisenhower FHA

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