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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 21, 1943
Page
14
New York UP reports a slow market with ragged start and limited gains near close. Coal labor crisis revival and European developments restrained buyers while tax worries eased slightly. two hours of trading totaled 302,930 shares as steel and railway stocks remained indifferent amid ongoing coal field tensions.
The data lists high low and close figures for a range of industrials and equities including Alleghany Ludlum Allis Chalmers Am Can Am Car Am Loco Am Smelt Am Steel Fdy Am T. & T. Am Tob. Anaconda Armour A Atch T. & 3. Fi Baldwin Loco Bendix Aviation Bethlehem Boeing West Air Warner Bros Western Union and others with fractions like 34% 93% 38th 39% and coded quotes such as 164).
Cambridge School in District No 5 closed last week. Teacher Hanna Kipp treated pupils to a hot dog roast on school grounds. Home Bureau met at Laura Burch home. Caroline Pringle spoke on Family Life. Officers elected: Chairman Melle Welling, Vice Chairman Eva Gates, Treasurer Monica Melner tary, Jennie Burns ney, Secretary.
June 19 New York market report shows steady gains in flour and feed items with specific prices for various grades. Butter remains firm with upper price caps. cheese and eggs receive no fixed quotations. Poultry prices reflect seller quotes with additional distribution allowances and freight terms.
Peas from Newtonville sold at 3.00 per basket while asparagus and radishes gained mildly. Best nearby strawberries moved at 5.00 per crate. romaine and other produce showed steady to rising willingness. Listings include crates and bushels for cucumbers peppers cabbage carrots beets onions potatoes sweet potatoes lettuce mushrooms bananas and more.
Undersecretary Patterson blamed overconfidence and complacency for May war production shortfalls. He warned continued weakness could deprive overseas troops of critical equipment, citing a 3.42 percent drop from planned volume to 1.494 billion dollars. He blamed strikes, diversion of management to civilian non essentials, and misread expectations about reconversion. He cited Tunisia and European bombings as fueling false hopes and noted midwestern food factors and ongoing coal and Akron strikes as drains on output.
The Methodist Church in Berlin held a Thursday picnic on the parsonage lawn with Rev. Albert Strobel presiding. Members of the Women’s Society of Christian Service led the event and despite threatening weather a large attendance enjoyed the food donated by friends of the church.
A five member nominating committee was named Friday by the Rensselaer County Bar Association to select candidates for the coming year. The panel, including Thomas J. McLaughlin John S. Spain Wilford A. LeForestier Emil Bartle and Herbert D. Hamm, will post selections within ten days and officers will be elected ten days later, said president John P. McNamee who oversaw the session in the Court House.
Valley Falls hosted a luncheon and shower for Miss Towne at the Gideon Putnam Hotel in Saratoga. Tomorrow Schaghticoke High School will hold Hoosac Valley Central School commencement exercises. Valley Falls High School graduates include Leroy Clum Thomas Barton and Edward Kard. Mrs C H B Sproat and Mrs John Butler of Saratoga hosted the luncheon in honor of Miss Frances Towne, groomed to wed Capt. Frank Connant today. Attending from Valley Falls were Mrs John Hill Mrs Ernest Spigner Mrs Caroline Thompson Miss Belle Lohnes and Mrs James Lohnes Jr.
A dense classified index announces advertising sections from 70 to 999 covering employment real estate and merchandise. It notes ad space rules, column layout, and telephoned ad submission in Troy newspapers.
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