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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 12, 1945
Page
6
Market brief notes mixed activity as rail shares fluctuate on Wall Street with minor exceptions. Trading shows uneven demand and scattered gains amid broader market moves and sector volatility.
Foster and Adams report daily stock quotes with high, low, and closing figures for the market. The brief lists leading issues and notable price movements observed in today's session.
Wholesale price list from New York shows flour steady at 3.75 for semis and straights. Butter quoted firm around 96.2 to 92. store and creamery premiums vary. Cheese nominal at 373.375 with poultry prices covering whole sale levels for live fowl and turkeys.
The list shows farmers market items with prices and weights for fruits and vegetables. Notable entries include oranges, grapefruits, lemons, cauliflower, eggplant, cucumbers, squash, carrots, peppers, potatoes, onions, garlic, and tomatoes, with regional mentions such as California Texas Arizona Bermuda and weight figures like 106, 109, and 50 pounds.
A grandmother was held on murder charges yesterday in the death of year old Sandra Lee Me Cams. The victim’s father was killed in an assault and authorities stated the grandmother claimed the teen’s bath and behavior were central to the case. The courtroom appearance was reported by local media.
Continued from Page Eight the piece notes meetings about Eisenhowers surround and caution by officials. It recalls Major Douglas and Major Douging in House FEPC debate with wives in Congress. Taft Douglas and Helen Gahagan Douglas both injured but serving. Byrd appears at Senate Military Affairs hearing drawing photos. Truman eyes European trip and diplomats amid lingering Truman Committee echoes.
The article discusses Oswego refugees and a pledge to avoid evading immigration laws for war needs. It notes opposition by Mr. Roosevelt and concerns over potential legal waivers for mercy. It cites political motives and contrasts with France’s open doors. It references a King Features Syndicate piece from 135.
Senators reported to President Truman that A S Ambassador Caffrey and Consul Rose were in Paris discussing de Gaulle and cabinet efficiency. The group urged maintaining balance between Russia and Britain and avoiding anti Russian alignment while Truman promised time to work through policy.
A fragmented air schedule lists programs and personalities including Jon of the Mata, Joyce Jordan, Fred Warisz, Barry Cameron, David Harun, and Louise Benay. The page names shows and times across a full broadcasting day with music, dramas, and news segments.
The Winthrop Chemical Co subsidiary project in Rensselaer includes a $500,000 windowless building to house a pharmaceutical laboratory. Visitors and workers will pass through dedusting blowers to remove dust and germs before entering, part of a push for extreme cleanliness in postwar expansion.
The piece argues that military success hinges on geography climate space distance and communications. It draws parallels from Napoleonic and German campaigns against France and Russia, noting two front wars doomed Germany and the role of conscription and manpower in sustained conflict.
Tonight H V Kattenborn serves as guest moderator on America's Town Meeting. The program explores whether the government should guarantee jobs. Viewers will hear contrasting views on potential outcomes and government roles. Sponsored by Reader's Digest and 53% WTRY.
Bridgeport Conn UF Superior Court Judge William H L Comley yesterday lowered bail from 50900 to 35000 for Mrs Imogene Stevens who is held on charges of shooting Weyeanor Albert Kovaca at a neighbor’s home during an alleged affair with Milton. The coroner’s finding noted evidence of an illicit affair between Milton and Mrs Stevens.
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