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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1944
Page
7
The short session reports mixed results with liquor stocks advancing slightly amid a lengthy list of vacant lots and street names. Market notes note limited demand and uncertain near-term direction as investors focus on earnings and potential government policy shifts.
The listing shows crate and bushel prices for peppers beans tomatoes and other produce, with figures across crates, pounds and tons. Included are market quotes and a long sequence of company and stock figures with highs lows closes and percentages from multiple firms and commodities.
The page lists closing figures for companies like General Electric and General Motors along with assorted stock prices. It also shows a grocery section with hothouse grown produce including onions scallions rhubarb asparagus radishes lettuce beets and more with prices per basket or per hundredweight.
Harry F. Beauvais 22, of Syracuse, died Friday night after slipping while attempting to cross near Chittenango Falls. He fell to a ledge, slid halfway down, and was recovered by police and state officers using ropes. Beauvais was among three sightseers when the accident occurred.
Latham W S C S of Calvary Methodist Church hosts a baked bean supper on Wednesday evening at the ball. Mr and Mrs Hoy Cormie of Stop a3 Troy Schenectady Road left Saturday to spend the weekend with their parents in Utica. The Smiling Thrust Club meets today at 3 pm with Miss Carolyn Anderson presiding and Mrs Wooley introducing a new leader. REFORY NAZI ACH DEAD. New York Times reports Maj Friedrich Kart Mueller, German fighter squadron commander, dies a hero's death after alleged combat.
The 6 by 6 truck is a large six wheel drive vehicle familiar to every soldier. It spends long hours and travels many miles hauling food laundry and ammunition. The sound of its whining is welcome to troops awaiting chow and the rear seats are hard and worn after long days.
East Side Rebekah Lodge will meet tomorrow in Albia at 5 pm with a covered dish supper after the business session. The committee chairpersons are Mrs. Marion Quandt Miss Evelyn Evans Mrs. Barbara Storeland and Mrs. H M Osterhout. Mrs Andrew B Yoar of Central Avenue is in Leonard Hospital for treatment.
Prices for flour rye and corn meal are reported with ranges for hard and soft winter. eggs show wholesale levels for various sizes and qualities. butter remains firm around 41 to 41 1/2 cents per pound backed by OPA limits. cheese is nominal at about 88 to 89 cents per pound with no quotations for some grades.
Stillwater Mrs Hilda Wilbur hosted her bridge club Friday at home with two tables in play. Winner was Mrs W Deyoe. The club will meet next week with Mrs Aurelie Clud. Schoomesker Memorial Presbyterian Church Men’s Club will meet Wednesday evening with a covered dish supper at 6:30.
In Salida, Dorothy Chalfant, wife of railroad fireman, returned early from furlough to find her husband embracing another woman in their house. She testified for divorce on cruelty charges, telling the judge she intended to end the marriage.
Mrs Cora North and Mrs Edwine Seneral called on Misses Viele and Emmeline Card. Mr and Mrs Frank Armstrong returned from two weeks with daughter Mrs Hibbard. Mrs Coleman Mason left for Fort Knox Ky. Mrs Philip G Pratt and Frank Bowman depart for Daytona Beach Fla. Mrs Belleau heads to Fort Myer Fla. Mrs Carl A Rhoades and son Gibert to join husband at Rock Island Illinois.
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