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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 19, 1945
Page
14
Market shows war related stocks and railroad shares slipping as weaknesses appear across sectors. Prices dip with freight rates easing later but overall trading remains unsettled amid uncertain demand and industry shifts.
Preliminary stock listings show Allegheny Ludlow at 26 percent with 284 close and 29 percent. Am Car and Fay rising to 38 percent with 397 close. Several firms display varied gains and losses across a chaotic page of figures and symbols.
Wholesale market report lists soft winter and spring flour at about 3.75 to 3.85 per 100 pounds, corn meal 3.39, buckwheat 2. up to 2.25, eggs firm at 13.750 per dozen, and assorted fruits vegetables with varying state origins including Oranges Navel from Elizabethtown and Bananas 40 pounds per case. trading limited with minor fluctuations.
The Rensselaer County Court under Judge Harry E. Clinton completed the jury for the Howard Moore murder case. Arthur Ayres and 12 others join 2 alternates to hear the 1951 holdup killing of Albert J. Watson in Troy. The panel includes Marion Damon, Angie Courzias, Charles Ingalls, Madeline Bardo, George L. Gray and others. Opening statements are set for Monday at 10:15 a.m. with Dist. Atty. Earle W. to present State’s case.
A military funeral was held at St Marys Church for TyrSargt Dotor pick A. Pitanielio, killed in action in Germany on Dec 38. Rev. Joseph P. Kelly led the service with deacon Edward L. OMalley and subdeacon Thomas J. Meehan. Miss Agnes Sheerin played the organ, Daniel Dillon sang, and a delegation from Albany military police barracks attended.
Five American soldiers were sentenced to death after conviction for desertion and selling stolen Army gasoline on the Paris black market. Two others received life terms, one got ten years, four were acquitted, with names withheld while sentences await review.
Judge Clinton did not speak from the bench but said trial starts Monday. Thirty four jurors will be housed together in the courtroom during sessions, and escorted to meals by deputies. After hours they will lodge at a local hotel under watch by deputies and jail matrons to prevent communication or calls.
A federal court in New Jersey filed a civil suit naming General Electric and International General Electric for conspiring to maintain an international cartel. The companies allegedly divided markets in six countries and restricted competition in generators transformers motors appliances and related equipment. The suit seeks an injunction royalty-free patent access and divestiture of foreign holdings.
A garbled classified page listing items across categories such as employment estate services and ration books. The readable fragments mention ration books with numbers, a mention of a BrUnswIck SRF item, and an AIDE job posting with times.
Classified ad announces a bakery route salesman position with commission based pay. Readers are instructed to report any misrepresentation and contact the Classified Advertising Manager with details. Box Tray 8 g and Box 743 Tray Record Cy referenced.
Police pursue driver who struck a dog at Myrtle and Paving Avenues in Leizhbors last Saturday at 9 am. The motorist failed to stop or notify authorities and fled the scene. The 32 year old Chow Chow died from a broken back injury.
Diverse employment notices seek workers in Troy New York and surrounding area. Listings include autoshop mechanics for Dodge and Plymouth vehicles and clerical bookkeeping roles, general line workers, and plant positions with companies such as Hathaway Bakeries and Ehrlich Electric Service. Apply via referenced box numbers and local offices.
Sheriff notice by Philete Craven directs creditors to file claims against the estate of Adseph MccKeon also known as Joseph MccKeon in Troy New York. Claims must be presented with vouchers to the surrogate or executor at 105 Second Street Troy before August 1 1945.
Classified job notice seeks fireman’s helpers and laborers for Boston and Maine routes. Positions include engine house duties, yard brakemen, freight handlers, and carpentry work. Good pay and strict work requirements. apply at Albany location and street address listed.
Classified notice lists openings for roofing and siding applicators full or part time at Alpha Brush Co in Troy and Albany also mentions press washer and pharmacist positions. Employers request in person applications at Williams Press and local stores with wage and overtime details.
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