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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 19, 1946
Page
7
The day saw a broad downturn in stock prices with limited activity and several prominent rail and industrial names showing reduced demand. Trading featured modest gains for some issues while others fell, with investors awaiting central regulatory cues and potential dividend movements.
A distorted text notes prices for produce at Menands and nearby markets. Mentions wholesale tires and a bureau report, with unclear dates and entities, making exact items and figures hard to verify. The fragment suggests a market price update rather than a detailed list of commodities.
Market report lists flour types with extraction rates and bakers use. Butter prices firm with premiums for creamery and New York cartons. Eggs, cheese, and butterfat values shown with base wholesale levels in New York City markets.
The body of a seven year old Lang Bl was found Saturday at Forest Hi Park in an artificial lake. State patrol searched the area and reported prices and market data mixed with unrelated listings for poultry and farm products.
The Associated Press reports ten ships carrying troops and veterans arriving or due to debark at various ports. Three transports with 317 troops arrived yesterday at New York, while about 4,211 service personnel were expected to debark from seven ships at San Diego and San Francisco. Additional vessels and detachments from Bremen Antwerp Le Havre and Bikini are listed with mixed Navy and Army personnel, including 1,406 Navy and 762 Army aboard multiple ships. The report notes arrivals in New York and at Pacific ports with varied unit counts and ship names.
Ground will be broken Saturday afternoon for the Center Bennavick Volunteer Fire Go Inc new firehouse on the Troy Hoosick Road east of Howard Wager’s residence and Center Brunswick. The building will house the new pumper for the company, which hopes to receive the apparatus later this month. Relph Geandjeun is president and Mr Wager chief. the company lists 126 active members.
The article discusses Moley’s analysis of Congress in need of reform. It notes average committee loads, scheduling conflicts, and overburdened senators. Proposals include reducing committees to 15, adding joint committees, expanding research, higher salaries, and a retirement plan for lawmakers.
Center Cambridge Mrs. Fred Buckley spent Inst. Woek with her mother Mrs. David Ryan of Greenwich. Mrs Emow unger of Saringfeld Nid arrived last week to spend time with her son-in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Wittley. Ate BE Smith and mother Mrs Charley Devendort of Caenbridge and Mr. David R. English of this place spent last week with friends of Chatham. Mr. and Mrs. Pellerva Ketonen and children of Peoria Wi and Meg Ketonen's mother from Oklahoma spent several days at Ukka farm on the Streen-Wich Road. Miss Pattivia Buckley, daughter of Mrs. John L. Buckley, graduated Monday from New York State College for Teachers at Albany and has been engaged in teaching the commercial contract at Ravana.
Troy High School student Qnvargel WB Emoto led the team in a Latin contest held by the Association of Teachers of Classics at State College for Neighbors Albany. Jean Elizabeth Rumsey and Mary C. Bulley were among top finishers. Mary K. Mapes won the Latin two years title. eighty competitors entered.
修 The notice announces a health center event named Fresh Air Home Reg instated. William No Anderwite to host tonight and tomorrow night, with a reception for attendees and a ceremony honoring Richard V Hyatt 84 from Avenue. Graduates from New Baginal Consacratory and Jardin Hall to receive degrees. attendees include Hutto Jenn Reaye Cohace High Patricia O Leary Carintha High and Virginia A Martin Troy High.
The article notes the bayonet originated from Bayonne France where the public safety item was unveiled in the 17th century. It mentions a public safety context and historic naming related to Bayonne.
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