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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 18, 1946
Page
9
Utilities and steels rise while automakers and a broad list of major firms see mixed moves. Traders cite hopes for renewed demand in steel, autos, and telecom as U S Steel jumps two points early, with many issues inching higher or holding steady amid a cautious session.
Fragments describe various produce prices and items at Menands market. Mentioned are eggs, paneer, onions, peppers, and dairy products with figures like 4.00 and 5.00. Odds and garbled words obscure full details, but the listing centers on wholesale prices and item names at the Menands market.
A snapshot of wholesale pricing reports shows stable to rising rates for butter creamery products, rye flour, corn meal, and oats with subsidies and grade changes noted. Dairy carton prices and distribution costs are outlined, including subsidized bulk butter and new carton pricing by OPA.
Fragmented OCR reads like a partial notice about a newspaper production process. It mentions an address by someone named Gemineth read aloud, a Dydd Resolution, and a discussion of advertising revenue. The text hints at circulation, executive diners, and publishing strategies during a weekly cycle.
A wartime medical report describes Ley’s brain disease linked to frontal lobe impairment and emotional control. The Army Medical Corps notes no direct alcohol cause and cites accident timing, with no conclusive evidence of related external factors.
A report discusses how disease or injury to a brain center linked to moral sense can impair judgment and self-control. It notes altered behavior and mentions a shift from modest aims to extreme financial desires, illustrating potential consequences of brain dysfunction on conduct.
The text appears as garbled notes about naval power, a possible settlement linked to a maritime dispute, and references to figures like Adina Yamamoto. It hints at a November date, involvement of government officials, and discussions over terms tied to Russo-Japanese tensions and the Okhotsk region. The fragmentary nature prevents a clear narrative or outcome.
Army personnel center in Oahu bans all gambling after Lt Gen Robot C Richardson orders a clampdown amid reports of large cash bets at the facility. Commanders say games were common in barracks and other areas with soldiers suspected of skimming winnings. About 7,000 personnel affected as investigations continue and arrests noted.
A report to Governor Dewey proposes cutting interest on small loans to 2 percent monthly for balances up to 100 dollars, and reducing overall rates from 21 percent to 2 percent. The Superintendent recommends state lending limits rise to 300 to 500 dollars and seeks laws to ensure safe, low charges while maintaining security.
Fragmentary account covers internal struggles over wartime vessel and aircraft production. Mentions Patterson clash with War Department, transfer of powers to Linder, and policy friction at the War Production Board. Also touches on State Department diplomacy, funding requests, and a fatal rail incident linking to a separate crime note.
A new bridge at Kinderhook near Albany will soon open to traffic after a long delay caused by washed out foundations and shortages of materials. State and county officials faced contractor shortages and weather setbacks but construction advances allow completion with improved highway links to Malden and surrounding areas.
Reach settlement terms were reached in a fire damage suit arising from flax and hemp storage at Green Island warehouse leased from Simmons Machine Tool in Albany. Plaintiffs Smith Paper Co and four insurers claimed negligence by Simmons Machine Tool Corp caused $462000 in losses. Court action was among the largest in state Supreme Court history, with compromise reported after mediation.
A crash at a wind swept crossing killed six people including a 17 year old girl. Sheriff Wallis reported the victims included Minty Ann and Matha Gad among others. The wreck involved multiple vehicles and a train, with investigators gathering details at the scene near Darby town.
Albany dispatch reports a proposed bill to allow the use of nets along the Hudson River from Troy to the lighthouse, with stipulations about licensing and state conservation department approval. The measure seeks to regulate fishing gear while outlining zones south of the bridge and river segments under jurisdiction.
The journal reports 2462 listed laws relate to physicians killed in action during the war. It notes nine died in Germany and mentions further deaths in Europe and other regions. The figure for the year aligns with 8419 deaths in 1911.
An intense Arabic script reminiscence describes atrocities by Turkish forces against Armenians and Greeks, recounting personal harm, ethnic violence, and a plea against Armenian grievances being ignored. The writer recalls witnessing brutal acts and condemns Turkish conduct while urging recognition of wartime crimes.
Damaging fires totaled substantial losses with figures near 145 thousand dollars. Records show multiple incidents across months with repairs and personnel involved, including costs for materials, labor, and emergency response. Names and locales appear damaged or garbled in OCR but reflect a sequence of fire-related damage and mitigation efforts throughout the year.
A fragmentary outline describes Henry Carp and associates tied to the Bridgeport Herald and Stamford machinist union conflicts. It mentions loans, publicity contracts, suspected Communist funding, and ties to Democratic figures including McGoodwin and Michelson, with questions about financial connections and motives.
A legal notice records a court matter in Rensselaer County at the Troy Courthouse. It names Margaret Kerr and Dorothy Kerr among claimants and references property and credits under a 1944 acknowledgment. The document cites a session overseen by attorney Altony New York and notes a pending court proceeding with an exhibit of records from the City of Troy.
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