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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jun 26, 1946
Page
21
Wall Street activity shows Republic Steel rising as traders note a tentative market trend. Large block trades and mixed movements among steel and industrials reflect cautious optimism amid OPA extensions and ongoing price volatility.
The fragment outlines poultry quotations with 2 pounds per lot and a 1 percent coat allowance. It mentions whole and callers’ prices, ceiling levels for Australian slaughter costs, and commissions. Roosters are noted at 2 percent and other prices are adjusted.
Italy elected a foe of the Reds to the Constituent Assembly amid turmoil and protests. The assembly seated figures including a former exile literati amid unemployment demonstrations, with the wage crisis and regional unrest reported in Naples and nearby provinces.
Two young sisters Alpinel and Caroline Tae were found beaten near an underbrush by a rough one way road south of here after their mother Mrs Larralee Newton said Coruthetinn was overcast. Undersheriff Walter Moore said a San Francisco mechanic is being questioned along with the husband and a caliloun Wong as investigators search for the accused. Sheriff Jake McGent't aid suggests the children may have been thrown from a vehicle. The victims died from exposure and injuries amid a tense police inquiry.
Whipple Sixth Graders held an annual picnic organized by the Whitty School Association for the sixth graders of Uteshunt. Mrs Josey Shanley oversaw the event at Saratoga Lake. Children enjoyed a box picnic night with a hot day. bathing was enjoyed by all. Principal Gladys Tho and Ming Kligabern Harris noted the gathering, with parents present including Mrs Robert Swaniek, newly elected president, and Moy Ly Pan Doleng, former president.
A W.S. Steel subsidiary buys three U.S. plants from the government under a large cash sale. The deal totals about 185 million dollars, with prior rentals and a history of returns cited. The transaction is under antitrust review by the Justice Department.
Numerous obituaries and funeral notices for residents of Troy and nearby areas. The entries name the deceased, ages, birthplaces, and survivors, with details on services, churches, cemeteries, and funeral directors. multiple listings mention St Joseph Church, St Peter’s Cemetery, and local parishes, with dates, locations, and familial connections. Names include Joseph Cle, Margaret Cronin, Felicia Napolitano, Mary Cronin, and Agnes Shaunna, among others, with references to the Altrusa Club and local societies.
Police report a young boy named Roy was grabbed by a mystery motorist near Mish mt and driven toward the Canadian border before the suspect sped away. Officers, led by Chief Halph and Stearns, investigated as two witnesses Herbert Luprog and Jota Mallay claimed proximity and described the vehicle.
The Soviet Academy of Science reports a warming trend across the northern hemisphere with 1959 marking the start of higher temperatures in several currents. Arctic navigation conditions improved and sub-Arctic regions show signs of warmer weather with hopeful effects on farm yields in western areas.
The Aging wing took to the air at UK Army Morse Field Mojave Desert 85 miles away. Veteran test pilot Max Stanley raised the wing to under 3,000 feet and landed at the Mojave base after the first flight of the XB 179. The aircraft uses four Pratt and Whitney Wasp engines for 3,000 horsepower and weighs about 107,000 pounds with fuel and equipment.
A jury of seven men and five women was selected to try Lt. Nicholas G Redin of the Russian navy in the espionage case. Jurors adjourned after guidance to exclude prejudices and personal beliefs. The accused denied guilt and claimed confidence in acquittal.
A garbled report claims Reitish Suill seeks three kidnapped officers as investigations reveal a failed attempt to seize control. A high official indicates no Regotlat louse remains active while authorities tally six officers involved in the past fortnight, with two freed and one captured.
An unclear report describes a chaotic event involving a Turk named Atay and a fire crew. It mentions Margaret Wrenzs and Plath, with references to coast, Jon, Shue, and a car incident. The fragment hints at a rescue or confrontation ending with someone removing a well made item.
The Foreign Office said the United States released 480 million dollars to Argentina yesterday. Officials indicated the funds would aid Buenos Aires finances and related economic plans amid a volatile summer season.
A New York court considered whether veterans preference applies to civil service hires and promotions. The ruling weighs World War I and World War II service under the act, noting limitations and the potential impact on promotions, with attorneys for veterans groups seeking broader scope while defendants argue lawful application.
The Interstate Commerce Commission announced hearings to address proposed freight rate increases. In Chicago, commissioners Clyde B. Aitchison, Charles B. Mannhin, W. Maw, Sphawn, and J. A. Aldred will preside as carriers seek a 25 percent rise, while eastern carriers face a 6 percent hike.
A candlelight investiture ceremony for Poestenkill Troop 1 of the Gir l Scouts will be conducted Thursday at the Poestenkill Fire Hall. Mrs Carl Grimm and Mrs Kenneth Noller are among organizers with troop committee chair Robert Hossay. Refreshments will be served.
Townsend of Hartford City, a former Indiana governor, was selected yesterday by the party convention as a nominee for the Indiana Senate with a November election in view. Separately a radio station application was filed in Amsterdam seeking FCC authority to operate a 2 watt music station with limited hours.
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Cornell University formally accepted a donation and ceremony dedicating an evangelic laboratory for aviation research. Curtiss-Wright President Guy Vaughn, officials, and university leaders praised the project as advancing national welfare and industry post World War I, with emphasis on education and public service.
Paul A Schnell wins election to lead Buffalo Niagara Power Directors association, with A ONeill of Buffalo also moving into a key post. The maneuver enhances ties within the Niagara Hudson area and strengthens the region’s power advisory council.
Festival schedule announced for tomorrow at the Fifth Avenue State Street Memorial Church. Admission includes entertainment and refreshments with proceeds supporting church activities. Local residents invited to attend and enjoy community event.
A seismic event was felt in the Connepeton Angel and Chit town region with tremors reported. No injuries or damages and no air traffic impact were noted as authorities monitored the situation.
Anni Mae Saye, 46, of Montreal, was taken to Sanmartian Hospital yesterday after a May Radin police report. She sustained injuries while playing softball on the Way Ruinary grounds.
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