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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 24, 1946
Page
6
Government economists warn deflation risk as borrowing costs rise and manufacturers cut output. The era’s seller’s market persists with cash payouts and scarce shipments, while corporations reduce tax burdens and wartime subsidies ease. Savings decline, debt rises, and labor forcing shifts reshape consumer demand.
The text outlines postwar difficulties including tensions with Russia and other issues, bank liquidity concerns, and industry adjustments. It notes stock market volatility, rising costs, labor strife, and strong consumer spending driven by wages and government payments, with a cautious outlook awaiting postwar demand recovery and gradual growth.
Miss Popey Gumbert hosted a trolley party in Portland featuring 44 teenage girls as guests, renting a trolley for the celebration and singing playful songs during the event.
U S meat supplies fall to all time lows with major plants operating at capacity and many facilities closing. Chicago and Kansas City packers report sparse slaughter with 4 000 cattle weekly, while farmers hold back hogs amid price controls. Cities nationwide see critically low beef pork and poultry stocks as industry and government assess future availability and post OPA measures.
Valley Falls social notes list weekend guests and visits among residents. Miss Nunty Greer of Wateryint Wag stayed with Miss Belen Speen. several households hosted relatives, friends, and extended family over the weekend. A Christian Service meeting at the Wame n's Society drew twenty three members, followed by a bridal shower for Mrs David Onderlank with refreshments and decorations.
Miss Shirney Quick of Lansing visits Miss Doris Hogle for a few days. Robert Middleton and Marah Marrington have been discharged from the Navy. Trinity Lutheran Church women plan a strawberry series folding event on the parsonage lawn Thursday evening June 27.
Mechanicville Miss Tessie Mary Zulugi daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Zulugi of Albany married honored Willan son of Mrs Mary Goreestsy of Misiety Sunday at St Casimer's Church Albany. Rev John Herzynsk cousin of the bride conducted the ceremony. Brides gown Chantilly lace with fingertip veil and orange blossom crown and bouquet of white roses and baby's breath. Bridesmaids wore white marquisette gowns with pearl crowns and carried yellow rose buds and delphiniums. Flower girl wore white gown with crown of pearls. Best man Casimer Burtkowski ushers Theodore Zagoray Donald Cuvat. Reception followed at St Casimer's Hall. The couple will reside in Newtown. The bride is a former World War II veteran employed by West Virginian Pulp and Paper Co. Attendees from Albany Troy and Schenectady.
Fragmentary text mentions various names and places, including Donan, Viren, Pika green, and Che fede, with scattered references to teams, residents, and a firemen meet. The passage lacks coherent events or clear outcomes.
Today the Williana summer term opens with a veteran roster led by William Bent as president and Honey Drake secretary. Officers include W Wingent as first vice president Jamon Vradenburg as second vice president William P Kelly as treasurer and Robert F York as auditor. The convention meets in Headin Wilday for the 1917 term with plans for a large gathering and public events at the fairgrounds.
Stillwater High School prepares a community event today at 79th Street for a band concert and banquet. The program includes Lake Hout and Sapatoe Lake festivities, with noted local leaders guiding the event and the first ceremony of the Bittle water Bind amid parade plans on July 4. Bishop’s Stone and related local lore add ceremonial tone to the pageant atmosphere.
Fragmentary report states Troy police sought a purse snatcher around Eight Street and nearby locations. An unclear line suggests a Saturday sighting with limited details and no confirmed arrest.
A memorial donor tribute to George H. King was observed by the community. Rev David J. Ligdingtone delivered graduation addresses and thanked Mr. King for his support in education. A silent prayer for Mr. Kru Was was offered by attending parents.
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