Rail Leaders Advance In Stock Market
Rail leaders push stock index gains amid mixed commodity trading with wheat and other grains showing minor moves. Fragments note slight price shifts and broad market activity as traders monitor the session.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 25, 1945
Page
8
Rail leaders push stock index gains amid mixed commodity trading with wheat and other grains showing minor moves. Fragments note slight price shifts and broad market activity as traders monitor the session.
Readable lines show wholesale prices for flour soy products eggs butter and cheese, plus fruit and poultry items with various grades and weights. Listed firms include Western Bran Penn Midwestern Pepsi-Cola Phillips Service Wikes and Packard, with price ranges and unit terms across several commodities.
A wartime note outlines US output in 1940s terms, detailing immense small arms and ammunition production for the war effort. It cites Lee Enfields, Garands, pistols, antiaircraft items, and hundreds of millions of rounds, plus armor piercing and other munitions.
Mrs Mary A Henry aged 77 of 2361 Western Avenue Albany died suddenly Tuesday from a heart ailment while walking with her daughter. Mrs Charles J Soulier was with them on Madison Avenue at the time.
Fragmented text outlines a wartime struggle with harassment, orders, and shifting demands. Mentions industry workplaces facing disappointments and sudden product needs, with references to soldiers and programs, but details are unclear.
Naval Air Cadet J Allen VanWie of North Carolina completes a training section and returns home to Chapel Hill for leave with his parents Mr and Mrs J Allen VanWie at 492 Pasting Avenue.
At a Tuesday executive meeting at Pawling Avenue Church plans were made for charity sewing for Ethel Harpst Home for Children and a church bazaar. A covered dish lunch followed. the next meeting is set for February 13 at Dessen Avenue with all members urged to attend.
Willem Santerre of 118th Street Lansinghurs is cited by his mother as receiving the Purple Heart for injuries in France on November 23. He serves in an infantry unit with the Seventh Army, is now in Germany, and was inducted September 29, 1943. Overseas since March 9, 1944, he earlier trained at Camp Meade and Camp Croft and attended Lansingburg High.
Fragmentary classified items announce educational employment, merchandise, real estate, rooms and board, and personal service. The text mentions Leapings for exercise, fire safety topics, and a reward for demonstrations. A Singer dress farm display is advertised at 337 River St with rent matters noted.
Dancing studio advertises Tuesday ballroom class for adults and Saturday junior ballroom class. Private lessons offered. Contact GSB.
Former Supreme Court Justice Thomas H. Noonan of Buffalo acting as official referee in certiorari cases against the City of Troy has adjourned hearings. Property owners seek reductions in assessed valuation of their real estate. Hearings moved to February 13 in the Rensselaer County Court House grand jury room.
Legal notice documents a Supreme Court probate action in Saratoga County led by Owen D. Connolly against Agnes O Monnell Thomas Mary Doe and Richard Roe among others. It orders defendants to answer within twenty days and outlines the mortgage foreclosure objective tied to premises formerly owned by Antonio Tannaneli in Troy New York with dates in 1944.
A garbled notice references Davis & Furber Weaves and Davis Wrights Underwear Co at 19 Saratoga St. esoteric lines hint at training or operation by an experienced finisher or tester. The fragmentary text implies a workshop or employment context in a garment mill setting.
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