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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jun 01, 1944

Page

16

D and H Stocks Close Higher Amid Broad Market Strength

The stock market extended gains with heavy volume as industrials and rail shares led a broad advance. U S Steel Bethlehem Youngstown Sheet General Motors Chrysler Sears Roebuck American Telephone Western Union and DuPont posted gains while Chicago wheat and cotton futures finished higher.

New York Riting Mopth Stock Exchange Italy Che’ Close U. S. Steel Bethlehen Youngstown Sheet General Movers Chrysler Montgomery Ward Sears- Roebuck Deerk American Telephone Western

Flour and Eggs Steady in New York Market May 31

New York May 31 prices show flour steady with spring and hard winter types quoted. Rye and cornmeal also steady with buckwheat export and domestic levels noted. Egg receipts reported at 29,107. overall market activity includes two days of arrivals totaling 44,773.

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Farmers hive firm prices for poultry and fowl observed

Freight and express rates affect broilers and fowls with quoted ranges such as 322-352 cents for broilers, 98.7-81.7 for fowls, and 24.7-27.7 for old roosters. Turkeys and ducks appear with varying figures, while many entries are garbled.

Vanoghasy Ludlun Aled Chemical Astis Se Amu Ate Car & Fev Am Loco BTS Am Smelt Sigel Fay P&t Anaconda Mh Wis Armour A Baldwin Loco Bendix Aviation Borden Courts Fest & Hercla i Case & Go Celanese Corp Ohio Chrysler G& E Com & Se Edison Del Sac Gen. Foods Corp Goodrich Bass Kennecott Cop Kresge Libby Lockheed T . Loew's Mack Truck Marine-Mid Corp Martin Glen McKes & Robbins Mie Mont-Ward Nash-Kelvinator Nat Biscuit Nat Cash Rez Wat da Nat Distiflers Normal Ahzis NY Central Amer Otis Elevator Packard Motors Pan-Amer Philips Ace Pullman Co 335I Radio Corp Rem-Rand Wit Repab Steel We Att Reynolds Schenley Az Sosla Sears Roebuck Sinclair Oil ” UK Soconyacuum South Pacific Southern Railway Sperry Corpa St la Mal Exas Enron Carbide Union Pacific Air Corp Unite el Coal United Fruit United Gas Imp US Steel Warner Bros Western Union West Air Brake West F&m Willys Overbi Woolworth OPA Cartona New York Rorne Ducks

Market Price List for Produce and Plants

A long list of produce items with prices and quantities including onions scallions rhubarb asparagus radishes lettuce celery turnips carrots spinach parsnips apples tomatoes cabbage oranges lemons peppers beans broccoli potatoes beets garlic potatoes sweet potatoes yams bananas and more. Quoted by Foster and Adams, with various brands and vendors noted.

Tosh Foster and Adams Akagas Ford Glen Alden Coal Humble New Imperial Barry Hise Niaga & Hudson Florida Floridas Pennroad Corp Regis Technicolor Onigns Texas United Gascom United L&p SBM Lyushroome NP P&l

Dewey Names State Racial Study Group

Governor Dewey appointed a 19 member state commission on discrimination to study employment and religious and rural biases. The group includes educators, lawyers, and city leaders from New York, Albany, Buffalo, and Brooklyn, with legislators also named to the panel.

Albany Dewey Whiteh Cpenecil Tommit Tee Proest Ona Civil Fighta Bureau State Law Department Mra Sidney C. Borg New York City Federation of Jewish Philanthropic Societies John F. Brosnan Cathalis Club City of New State Federation of Labor Harold Garo State Industrial Union Caredit Boug Jas Gibbons Women's Special Gifts Committee Catholic Charities Samuel Hansman Great Neck L. I Federation of Jewish Charities Alvin Johnson State War Council Clilon B Powell New York Amsterdam News George H. Sims Union Baptist Church Frank L. Weil National, Jewish Welfare Board Harry Zeitz Brooklyn Brooklyn Jewish Community Council Walter J. Mahoney Biffalo Chauncey 3B Hammond

Patton Omitted from Army Promotion List

The Senate military affairs committee again shelved Lieut Gen. George S. Patton Jr nomination for major general, delaying promotion on grounds linked to an incident in a Sicilian hospital last year. The action held up 13 high ranking Army officers’ promotions with Roosevelt having sent the nominations eight months prior.

Washington Senate George S. Patton, Jr Patten Roosevelt

Salvation Army Opens Revival Campaign at Troy Temple

Brigadier Harry Heinrach, Salvation Army evangelist, conducts a revival at the Troy Temple on King Street starting today at 7 p.m. with the topic Prevailing Prayer. Heinbach, a 35-year veteran and former plumber, leads a two week campaign across Salvation Army posts.

Harry, Heinrach Salvation Army Troy King Street Hleinsbach Kadé

Gunner Missing in Action After 14 Missions

War Department reports Staff Sergeant John Jedrick, 26, gunner aboard a bomber that completed 14 missions over occupied Europe, missing in action as of May 12. His wife Mrs Meria Mahon of Hudson Falls received notice yesterday.

John Jedrick Europe War

Jury Gets Suit Against School Official

A Hudson Falls Supreme Court jury will decide a $5,000 suit filed by George Baker as guardian for Arnold Baker against Greenwich public schools supervisor James Harold Ripton. Ripton testified he seated the boy after chastisement alleged by the father. Witnesses, including teachers Ruth Daisy and Donald Willetts, disputed torn clothing and details of the incident.

Supreme Court Hudson Falls George Baker Saddle Falls Arnold Baker James Harold Ripton Greenwich Ripton Young Faker Miss Ruth Daisy Jennie Campbell Dors Donald F. Willetts

Y W C A Health Dept Stage Exhibition At Troy

Health Department and Y W C A presented a night of performances including Dutch couple dance Irish jig tap nursery rhythms and children's folk dances. Junior and senior classes showcased tap dancing ballroom routines tumbling badminton volleyball and sports games. Joyce Germain sang a solo with Miss Battin providing a summary and Mrs Crowthers as accompanist.

Troy W. C Kay Frances Hogan Barbaraline Carol Phyllis Welcome Barbara Trotter Pat Massey Joyce Germain i Chartoile Battin Thelma A. Crowthers Paul E Hernke

Fire damages Whitehall building after blaze in rear woodshed

A fire yesterday damaged the second car of a building in Whitehall occupied by William Nedde and owned by Mrs Louie May of South Glens Faliz. A rear woodshed, believed to be the starting point, was destroyed.

Whitehall William Nedde Louie May South Glens

Public hearing on dairy farm labor rate set in Rensselaer

Public hearing at Center Brunswick Grange Hall considered recommendations for an average dairy farm wage to recruit foreign and interstate labor. John C. Swan chaired the county farm wage board with members Averill Park, Schaghilloke, Harokd Cranston, and Edward Cottrell. Also notes a grass fire call at 5 10 pm on Twentysecond Street with no damage.

Rensselaer County Albany Center Brunswick Grange Hall County Farm Wage Board John C. Swan Reisselaer County Charles Moore Averill Park Jacob Pratt Schaghiloke Harokd Cranston R. D Edward Cottrell Wailoomaae Renssélaer County

Boston Relief Corps to present flag to Troy Post

The Boston Relief Corps will present a flag to Troy Post American Legion Monday evening at the post rooms. Mrs. Sarah Harris, patriotic instructor, will preside and has asked all members to meet at 7 pm at the corner of Congress and Third Streets.

Boston Relief Corps Troy Post American Legion Sarah Harris Aizte Congress and Third Streets

Stork Delays Team to Deliver Twins in McKeesport

In McKeesport Pennsylvania Ida May Habdjanetz 32 welcomed twin redheaded boys after a rush by doctors police and ambulances to the home. The race against time ended with the seventh racer the stork claimed the victory. Meanwhile Troy Chapter Women of the Moose set an annual meeting for tomorrow at 2 PM in the rooms 18 State Street with Virginia Bertrand presiding.

McKeesport Ins Aj Hospital Ida May Habdjanetz Stask Habjanetz Women OF the Moose Troy State Street Amfiss Virginia Bertrand

Boy, 16, Bitten by Uncle’s Dog on Sixth Avenue

Gerald Lovely of 582 Sixth Avenues was treated at Leonard Hospital last night for a dog bite on the left wrist. The injury occurred when the boy was attacked by his uncle’s dog. A Brazilian fungua note appears to be unrelated text about a fungus on dead trees emitting light and aiding night reading.

Gerald Lovely Fourth Avene the Leonard Hospital Sixth Avenues Powtiey Tesyporars

Gardeners Should Keep Flowers Picked on Strawberry Plants

Henry Pree writes that gardeners with first year strawberry beds should keep the flowers to encourage sturdy runners for next season. Advice covers mulching, light fertilizing, watering, manure mixtures, and soil surface protection. also notes pruning after blooms fade and proper fruit and pole placement for tomatoes, beans, and other crops.

Henry 1 NEA

Troy Man Complains Of Theft of Money

Hobart Conlon reports a woman named Ruth Eisen of Waterville area arrested on a grand larceny warrant by Pt Michael J. Kane and Detective Bureau members Willisa Van Steenberg. She is to be arraigned in Police Court this morning.

Paite Ruth Eisen Tat Elairh Avenue Watervile Michael J. Kane Willisa van Steenberg Detective Bureau Hobart Conlon Fifteenth Street

Meeting Postponed by Veterans Hospital Committee

A meeting of members of the District Veterans Hospital Committee and Gay Ninety Club scheduled for tomorrow night at Mrs. Harriet E. LeBeau's home at 695 Third Avenue has been postponed to Friday June 9.

District Veterans Hospital Committee Gay Ninety Club Harriet E. LeBeau Third Avenue

Cotton Clause In Price Control Act Debated

Washington reports from Senate Banking Committee sessions reveal debate over Bankhead estatutor amendment to the price control act. Proponents argue it would raise parity for cotton farmers and provide stabilizing price signals benefiting consumers. Opponents contend it may restrict market flexibility and raise costs.

Washington Senate Banking Committee Bankhead Common Price Central Act Tam-Cotios Barkhead

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