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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 20, 1946
Page
7
A chaotic market session saw stocks tumble amid margin pressures and fears of stricter government controls. Traders noted liquidations as prices for industrials like rubber, copper, and chemicals fell, while several rail and utility shares edged lower amid broader uncertainty about the economic outlook.
Fragmented OCR shows a Menands produce price list with items like potatoes and cabbage. The legible parts mention prices per unit and quantities though many words are garbled. Stand description implies general wholesale and retail produce pricing.
Fragmented OCR text reports two people rushed to a hospital in battered cars after a chaotic incident. Names like Helen Burd, Joseph, Donald, and others appear with street and district fragments. The note references a seventh event and local names, but essential details are garbled.
A jumble of poultry terms and prices appears in a dated catalog style entry. It mentions chickens, hens, toms, roasters, turkeys, and related goods with assorted weights and prices, resembling a mid century market list. Specifics include items like white racks, pallets, crosses, and crosses with various color notes, reflecting a chaotic auction or store inventory.
A lengthy analysis explains how a withholding receipt reduces tax due by allowing deductions such as unreimbursed employee expenses and certain losses. It notes the short form limits and cautions against deducting expenses on the withholding description, while highlighting that many taxpayers could lower their taxable income through appropriate itemized deductions and credits.
In a River Street case heard by Justice Drencis, Jonth Weterday and Ruth Smith testified for the defense. Plamart John J Scully supported by Koplomis and Curley argued the plaintiff’s $5200 claim, while Hy Tolity for the defendant contends contributory fault by the plaintiff. The trial, linked to an August collision involving an automobile owned by Ruth Smith and a different owner, unfolds in the Supreme Court for Rens adluer County.
The Pope plans a broad address to a record number of new cardinals in Rome, following delays of several primates. He will thank the church for the elevation while balancing wartime and world-state concerns, with ceremonies and formal receptions for the inductees.
The notice explains three filing options. The short form 1040 applies if earnings are under five thousand dollars, regardless of method. A long form 1040 is required if income exceeds five thousand or deductions exceed ten percent of total income, though any taxpayer may use it.
A fragmented report discusses how Philippine aid allegedly swayed U S Army choices. It references Senate committees, anti sabotage warnings, and training impacts for ferry crews bound for the Philippines amid Japanese threat.
Savaral residents of Washington County enlist in the Army with local families noting before enlistment. Names include Lepnd F Saunders, Thane Barlow, Ricard H Goinup, Raymond D Chis, Edward Smuth, Paul Yodones, and others from Hudson Falls and nearby communities, reflecting a robust local mobilization.
Senator Seelye is slated to speak at a dinner hosted by Spa Springs Police Protectional Bureauvaiunt Association. Assemblyman Jobin b Ostings and Peter J Keres min secretary of the New York state Police Conference will also speak as organizers urge local police to contact Senator Seelye and Assemblyman Getrander.
Delaware and Hudson Railways shows consolidated net income rising to - for the period compared with the previous year. The report notes higher amortization adjustments tied to defense projects and a tax charge reduction that lowered total federal taxes paid, with common stock figures cited.
In Ballston Spa County Court Agnes Williams of Sulton and Tidke Mchard J Sherman faced pleas. Williams was sent to Bedford Correction Farm after pleading to a minor charge. others received sentences for varied offenses. Court adjourned until next term for further action.
Home Bureau chairmen plan a county program with Hubert Golt presiding. A meeting covered insurance topics, costume displays, and a clothing drive. Discussions included life endowment, input from experts, and plans for a later event in May at the county building.
A heated exchange revisits whether Pauley or George Wilhon solicited or accepted corporate campaign contributions for the Democratic ticket. Pauley maintains no improper fund raising occurred, insisting no contributions from corporations were used to influence government business. Witnesses discuss campaign finance rules and the legality of corporate donations while emphasizing that officers and committees must follow state law.
Famuel Mono age 87 of 2 Walnut Steel Glues figie was picked up from Clinten Puson at Dinnemaum after an assault incident. He appeared Monday in Cheng Tals Police Court facing charges, held for Warren County Grind Jury. The case involves a robbery and beating where a watch and $2 were taken, tied to a planned crime with Monte.
Albany reports the Senate passed a veteran tax exemption bill extending income tax relief through July 1 1047 for Army and Navy pay keeping exemptions on street and highway maintenance and veteran bonuses pensions or insurance up to 5000. The measure, introduced by Assemblyman John Thompson Orfeanx, would also extend exemptions for legally parked vehicles from accidents and update various election laws amid a flurry of other actions.
Guard Company conducts weekly drill at She Loy Armory focusing on military courtesy, discipline, and formations. Lt Vacant J Contila leads, with Lt oleate J PM in charge. transfer announced of Alfred J Guth to Company A from Bastillon Headquarters. drill to be held tomorrow under Lt Fistice supervision.
Simmons plant workers chose the American Federation of Labor union by a vote of 146 to 24. The result sent representatives Lana McCabe and John Stinger to the AF of L office in Washington. The union push accompanies planned wage changes, paid holidays, and seniority rules as the company discusses a new labor agreement.
Notices indicate two actions discontinued in Supreme Court and County Court. Stephen Zona seeks settlements against the Union Railroad and New York Central, represented by Henry Bayly, with a $1000 claim related to a death. Separate items mention community meetings, school events, and parent teacher organization reservations in Albany region.
Mise aims mark changes as Angier is elected president at a Monday meeting of the Dionysian Players. Others named include Tone Mo Lavin first vice president Robert De Lynch second junior secretary Marian Mosaner and manager Tiachet. The group continues planning for the production The Spirit of the Novi Caward.
A fragment describes a meeting at the home of Mrs Harold Shaver where a group planned and packed lunches. The text hints at lessons and preparation, noting the involvement of an agent and a project that aided the session.
Italian Center to sponsor a benefit supper at St ADEHONY X CHW Yam Wa, starting 1 PM, to aid the community center. Volunteers and organizers named include Anthony Lucehtecratuaa, Lailasd Mitchyde Ainmaiuer, Mig dol ten chal mon, Mia Nicholut Galagessana, Altchen, and Mig Laligh Marchuse. Helpers listed include Angela Wilepti, May Mary, Pascale Glatt, and Ralph Nitiarde.
A clemency appeal for Donaldson is scheduled in Albany. The effort by Assistant District Attorney Philip Cirle accompanies the governor’s office as the case moves toward a potential reprieve or sentence reconsideration. The proceedings are set for the week of March, with defense and prosecution arguing for mercy or justice.
A veterans group victory is reported as the Federation Of Veterans wins approval at a local meeting. The motion involves disability welfare and employment tasks, with officials noting the group will distribute completed forms and guide members through benefit procedures.
An Albanian individual faced a postal charge as detailed in a fractured report. The fragmentary text mentions law enforcement, a marshal, and multiple garbled names and places, with no clear outcome or complete charges given.
In the county clerk’s office changes include Vive Cer finde PoPote as secretary to the county visitor and Mina Cote named to a record role. Helen A Ti Porot and Yanoe Armitage receive promotions with salaries set at 160 and 1206 respectively. Rebekany 10 WRT Rothleheor and Rebekah Tadeo will meet at Diamond ork Mall as plans proceed for a gathering led by noble grand with a business session and a later Washington Tiny party event.
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