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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 27, 1945
Page
9
A scattered market report notes turmoil following a British vote, with trading choppy in early hours, then firming as certain names like Gre hem Paige and major corporations show activity. U.S. and London markets weaken overall, with losses tempered by selective gains and shifts in bond activity.
Farmers ad lists plums cantaloupes Honeyball and Jumbo Standard varieties. Watermelons pineapples and mushrooms are also advertised with crate standards. Includes miscellaneous produce terms and abbreviations.
A jumble of commodity quotes lists prices for flour cornmeal eggs butter and cheese from New York markets. Includes prices for Cotton, Canola, mixed colors, leather goods and various stock numbers with references to OPA price limits and grading scores.
A jumble of wartime and postwar chatter covers Eisenhower rebuke and praise, court martial outcomes for cake workers, and shifting Soviet diplomacy with Andrei Gromyko likely to depart the embassy. Possible successors include Alexander Repustin as a new assistant foreign affairs official. Capitals gossip also notes Wherry and Ball political frictions, Paycheck tax picks, and Warner Brothers assigning a Washington story scout.
Air Transport Command reports it moved 268507 pounds of whole blood to Pacific frontlines from Feb 1 to May 1. Medical Corps urged more wheat blood shipments as plasma alone proved inadequate. ATC used its faster schedules and cool handling to deliver blood within hours. Colorado faces historic teacher shortage, says UC Boulder official.
Waterford residents Elizabeth Willett and Lois Bussey returned from Lake Champlain vacation to see Rochester defeat Montreal 27 to 7 in the Playeroeunc eottball league. Reo starred for Rochester and Ascenzi led Montreal. Today Montreal faces Newark.
Local quarrel over sugar rationing ends with OPA guidance and new cow for farmer Cliff Cliffe of Needham Massachusetts. Citizens raise 263 dollars to buy a Guernsey after the old cow died and OPA supplies purified nex trose molasses as a substitute.
Readers debate why nonessential businesses print fuel consuming activities thrive amid a looming winter shortage. A piece notes costs and calls for frugality while recalling a funeral gesture and urging charity. Letter questions Navy allotment rules for a household with two dependents and a wife.
Local radio listings provide program names and times across the day. Notable segments include Morning News, Breakfast Club, and Nineteen Twenty Four musical blocks with hosts such as Janes Deno and Barry Cameron. Program blocks span 6:30 AM to 2:00 PM with news summaries and random feature chats.
The War Departments’ loyalty tests are criticized for equating past Communist ties with treachery. The piece questions commissioning of suspected individuals and notes selective trust while highlighting alleged political manipulation within service groups and media. A reader asks about joining the American Women’s Volunteer Service, with guidance to Albany offices.
Probate records in the Surrogate's Court show Mary A Keating died May 16 1965 in this city leaving an estate over 35000 with John P Ryan of 80 Pinewood Avenue named executor and Eugene V Coffey attorney. One hundred dollars bequests go to Home for the Aged Little Sisters of the Poor Magdalen School Reformatory Good Shepherd St Vincent de Paul Society of St Mary's Church and others.
In Enniscorthy records, Elizabeth Kentella and John McGrath receive $1,000 each. Asha Ryan and others get $150 or $500 sums. Residual estate shares include Homera McGrath and three nieces receiving larger portions, with Mary and Margaret Fogarty among listed beneficiaries.
Lansing officials authorize two state agencies to send prospectors and surveyors into the 121 square mile Marquette County area in Michigan to assess gold deposits for potential commercial exploitation. The governor's administration directs the study to determine if the resource is actionable.
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