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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 13, 1945
Page
10
Turbulent demand text shows steel and motor shares edging higher while broader recovery slows. Analysts note gains limited by ongoing risks and uneven data, with several U.S. markets citing caution as inventories and production remain unsettled.
A brief stock market note shows quoted prices and daily high and low figures sourced from Feeler and Ads. The item notes activity across several tickers with price points and market movement for traders.
N Y Produce spring patents and winter straights listed with price readings for rye flour cornmeal and eggs. The notice includes 98 pound and 100 pound lots with prices around 3.70 to 4.13 for flour and meal, with eggs noted firm at 16.43 percent.
Navy officials report continued progress in naval aviation and crew morale as plans to expand air power and training programs advance. Fleet leaders emphasize pilots and aircrew are valued assets, with emphasis on practical, safer tactics and stronger air force integration across services.
A fragment listing assorted produce items with regional abbreviations and vague quantities. Items include oranges, grapefruits, lemons, eggplant, Decembers carrots peppers potatoes onions garlic tomatoes and lettuce, with prices and weights partially shown, many terms unclear. The text lacks full context or complete figures.
Community notices recount visits among residents and weekend gatherings in Connecticut Massachusetts New Britain and nearby towns. Mentions include Webster James Brown Moseley and Paddock family activities plus church events at Hoosick Baptist and Episcopal churches and a Ladies Aid Union Loyal Workers meeting July 24. Labor board warns striking workers at Firestone Akron plant to return to work by Monday or face loss of benefits.
Discussions on postwar German administration drifted without resolution as allies argued over zones and resources. Army camps faced feather bedding cleanup, with surplus troops retrained then kept in limbo, awaiting reassignment as morale waned. A Petersburg Salvation Army unit expands to foster community service and broaden fundraising for state and local programs.
Petersburg residents and visitors are noted in a series of weekend calls and stays. The report lists numerous families including Stewart Bentley Burdick Wagar Raynor Jones Phe Jones and Chucek relatives, with stays in Hoosick Quackenkill Bronx Berlin West Lebanon St Johnsburg and nearby towns. Occasional mentions include Boy Scout Rotary events and local hosting by Chester Jones Harold Hewitt and others.
After 31 years as parish priest of St John the Baptist Church in North Berming ton Rev Thomas J Burke is transferred to St Charles Church in Bellows Falls effective July 17 He succeeds Rev Bernard McMahon in this Vermont parish and will lead the new assignment with his customary pastoral duties unseen by many readers.
General Anders in Italy orders Polish troops to resist return to Poland under the London government in exile. He condemns British and Allied actions, asserts Poland’s rights, and vows to keep troops under British pay ready to fight to prevent a return as “slaves of a foreign power.”
Whitehall residents and visitors are listed in a community update. Families on Skene Street and Queen Street host and visit relatives from Scranton to Dover Plains. Soldiers Pluseeli Beaty and Sgt Theodore Benson receive honorable discharges after European theater service. Recreational Field opens summer programs under Ambrose Gittigan. David Doty returns from Okinawa leave and awaits Coronado duty. Concetta Barber undergoes appendectomy at Ellis Hospital.
A collage of letters and notes from a hometown paper recalls reveille debates and American dictionary pride, plus updates on military service and family milestones. Lt. Reid ships out to San Diego for active duty, Major Nelson earns B-29 pilot status, Dr. Bartholomew serves as resident physician in Hanover, and siblings reconnect in Marseille after two years apart.
Legal notice from Rensselaer County Court Troy dated July 6 1945 details petition by James D Testo and Badia Testo parents to rename Dominick Testa to James Testa. Order grants name change upon compliance with Civil Rights Law and filing proofs with the Clerk. Also includes liquor license notices for local establishments in Rensselaer County and Troy with license transfers and off premises sales details.
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