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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 08, 1946
Page
9
Foster and Adan Engh Law closes as market quotes show a steady session. The report notes notable activity amid legal firm listings and market shifts.
Trading in New York yesterday showed modest gains early but faded by the close as investors digested weaker liquidity and cautious selling. Volume remained light with about 150000 shares trading for a full session, while some names like Bethlehem Steel, General Motors, Philip Morris, Allied Charmed, and Paramount attracted attention for possible strength amid broad uncertainty.
Students staged a local campus pageant under the direction of Mrs Jean Chri xason and MC Sant Gale. Miss Virginia Pilmer led the peak with supporting acts from Miss Merryth Potester and Miss Pitmee, while Miss Roberts Younmgtan and Miss Chinen assisted.
An OCR fragment discusses rising canning costs and price fractions for ripe fruits. It notes increases around four percent and mentions government agency actions. The text is garbled with inconsistent words and names, making precise details difficult to confirm.
Harold Frotten appeals his 1960s first degree murder conviction for the slaying of Robert Stealton in Woodford Vermont. The hearing in Montpelier features defense attorney Collins Graves and prosecutors including Wallam Siavers. The appeal challenges the indictment language and trial preparation procedures claiming irregularities.
The piece critiques proposed Mercer ideals for defense and hints at Truman considering Danley for a top post. It praises Harold Slusen as a potential Republican president to curb special privilege factions. It warns that reactionaries in both parties seek control of the government to favor their interests.
The article notes elaborate cribbage boards crafted by GIs stationed in Alaska and at Fort Edward. Makers include Maj Gen John B Brooks Brig Gen Tala Davies and Brig Cen Harry A Johnson. One board is an airplane propeller with aluminum and black prismatic finishes.
The VA negotiates with hospital chains in multiple states to provide thousands of beds for veterans. Initial participation includes Michigan and others, with a plan to expand to about 20 000 beds nationwide as part of a broader hospital construction and care program.
Police Justice J. Loxley Duning, 42, received a suspended jail term in Niagara County Supreme Court after pleading guilty to a reduced charge related to alleged misuse of $1000 between January 1949 and October 1948. Judge Wilham Nungen imposed the sentence following the hearing and Delaney’s plea.
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