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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 30, 1945
Page
7
Fragmented ad clippings advertise free sewing demonstrations at Singer in Albany and upcoming transportation services. Text mentions equipment sales, dress forms, demonstration dates, and contact numbers for booking or inquiries.
News brief notes opportunities in home study and night school for adults 18 plus under supervision of registered nurses. Wayne School of Practical Supervisions advertises programs through Troy Record Co with details on classes and free qualification chart tests. Also mentions postwar policy debate and Oregon Mink Association show where a black mink owned by BR. D. Gibson of Salem won grand champion.
The market showed gains amid cautious trading as war concerns weighed on sentiment. Mixed stock activity featured notable advances by several firms while laggards included steel, retail, and chemical producers as bonds and rail issues also influenced session dynamics.
Market telegram lists steady prices for flour patent and rye, cornmeal, buckwheat, and feed commodities in New York on January 29. Notable figures include hard winter straight grades, soft winter, rye flour, and feed ton bases with minor variances.
Readable text notes Boston and Maine reported income of 7 082 783. Poultry live and dressed prices are listed with no change. Sellers’ prices include a ceiling allowance for first and second roasters, with various weights and bird types described.
The item lists December 1954 market figures with gross and net income after charges for 1944 as well as vegetable and fruit prices and quantities. It mentions cabbage radishes peppers squash apples spinach beets carrots beans tomatoes grapes bananas and more, with unit prices and totals for market sales.
Mr. and Mrs. Mizaretle W. Snitch of 606 Park Place marked 57 years of marriage with a ceremony at St. Paul’s Parish. Rev. James Ho Messenger led a service at the Baptist church on January 35 with assistance from Rev. Rex Robert Weskworne. The couple, long active in local civic and church life, have connections to the Railroad A. C. and various Masonic and community groups. Funeral notices and social events fill the rest of this community column.
Community notes indicate a 2 pm religious school resumption at St Luke's Episcopalian Church in the parish hall. The day also features various church and civic gatherings including a Sunday meeting at 7:50 pm and a Masonic Club session next Monday at 7:30 pm led by Robert Zarle.
A reader from Troy attacks the proposed county supervisors pay increase as a burden on taxpayers of Rensselaer County. He cites 11,900 for two years or 5,300 annually for three supervisors and opposes the raise. The letter is dated January 19, 1935.
Mrs. Eu cinda Hal of Wes Wheatfield township in Indiana County, Pennsylvania was recognized on her 93rd birthday as one of the few remaining Civil War widows in the state.
The Mechasievile board led by Melvin C. Livingston announces a new weather related school closure signal. Mayor Homer Bexerton and Fire Chief Raymond Blowers approve the plan, to be sounded between S$ and S:15 am to avoid confusion with the regular fire alarm.
The piece critiques Jesse Jones and the Standard Group of New Jersey over rubber production decisions during wartime. It alleges delays in synthetic rubber, favoritism toward large companies, and reliance on a single patent pool. It also notes anticipated postwar aviation and automotive demand shaping corporate strategy.
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