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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 23, 1946
Page
7
Market activity showed a rebound with gains across several major stocks though some investors remained cautious. The session featured broad participation with notable moves in steel, mining, and chemical issues while leadership shifted among Dow components and rail and electrical names amid steady volume and a cautious tone.
Prices for flour and rye flour steady with patent and winter varieties listed. Butter and creamery prices shown by grade, with subsidies and OPA ceilings noted for New York delivery. Poultry quotations described as wholesale sellers’ prices with a 2 percent charge.
Auction notes show various poultry and livestock prices with heavy emphasis on birds like leghorns pullets and roosters. Prices for turkeys and hens are listed alongside related stock terms. Regional references include Far West area northwest and southwestern zones.
A historical overview traces United Steelworkers and major unions in the steel industry. It covers early strikes, organization efforts from the 1890s to the 1930s, key incidents in Pittsburg and Cleveland, and the growth of union membership through 1920s and 1930s battles for recognition and better wages.
The School Unit heard humane officer talk on environment and child welfare. Speeches by officials from Mohawk and Ludaon districts and a superintendent detailed local enforcement efforts. Dorothy Wiepatricis recited a poem. community singing and a supper followed chaired by Mrs. Curtis Broadbent and Mrs. Jinius O’Brien.
The article details wartime tax and loss provisions affecting steel firms and other corporations. It notes promised profits, tax changes, and a push to align labor costs with postwar expectations. Union leadership, including Philip Murray, discusses wage increases and recognition amid strikes, with references to wartime financing and postwar insurance for individuals.
Reported Monday the steel strike widens as plants reduce output and 4400 Pittsburgh area workers are furloughed. Industrial groups warn of nationwide supply disruption while unions press for higher wages and better conditions amid heavy inventories and looming shutdowns.
A fragmented The Record piece laments economic strain and social unrest, railing against hunger and city strikes while defending free enterprise. It touches on wartime hardship, property rights, and the quest for individual opportunity, invoking Washington and Jefferson as foundational references.
Whipple PT A heard F B I man Korsman speak at Chewnauad Path era Night dinner hosted by Winhole School PTA at Ihe Uhyet Presbyterian Ghureh Monday evening. L Pant De Long introduced Koreman and Howard G. Senan chaired the Reneselier County Chapter. Arnelona Ford Cross spoke on Red Cross service. Koreman’s tape titled The Audlge tes of the BBL LL was shown.
Tess Willard loses a world heavyweight bout as reports describe her defeat in New York amid a sea of wartime and athletic references. The article notes decline in boxing popularity and broader wartime industry impacts, mentioning shipping, tobacco production cuts, and postwar economic strains. It links the boxing result to wider social shifts and quotes on moral science and democratic government.
Hoosick Falls notes report partial mobilization of the company GC Savon regiment with Major Group Will arrive at the Armory for inspection and punishment duties. Fire incidents include two fires in a bowling alley and a stove incident at 14 John Street. Community updates cover veterans homecomings, hospital surgeries, and local bowling league results with personnel shifts and assignments.
The Building Trades Council of Troy approved prefabricated housing after a conference with authorities. An emergency measure 4% is proposed to relieve housing shortages, with more steps needed from Mayor J. Bet. to apply for financing and site provision.
A battered clipping reports Reich election outcomes with chaotic phrasing and censored notes. It mentions delays in counting by American occupation authorities and mixed reactions across papers, noting Soviet and Allied coverage and a subdued showing for the foreign minister.
A disordered excerpt discusses naval scandal reporting with accusations of biased sourcing and unclear attribution. The text criticizes authors and editors for sensationalism and for undermining officer discipline, while defending wartime civilian reporters and military readers.
American political circles mull Army policy and Communist fears as Wadsworth of New York questions military pushback. Taft targets Yale appointments amid party infighting while White House strategists map coalition moves and cabinet shifts.
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