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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 04, 1947
Page
15
The stock market slumped as traders pushed indices down amid mixed signals. Norfolk and Western led declines while other rails held steadier. Eastern rail petitioned for higher passenger gains as some minor losses trimmed gains earlier in the day.
A brief market note records stock quotes cited by Poster and Adina High Law, detailing price movements and notable shifts in share values during trading hours. The notice emphasizes price levels and utility for investors following the day’s activity.
The report lists produce pricing with pounds, grades, and case counts for items like butter market and other dairy products, alongside express track receipts and case totals. It notes rare metals such as platinum and palladium, with jewelry usage highlighted, mentioning limited common use of certain metals.
Frederick Wthman reports a vivid, humorous reminiscence on Missouri chili parlors and the iconic chile royal. The piece describes the flavor, preparation, and strong local traditions, noting how Missourians and visitors alike savor the dish with peppery beans, meat, and hot condiments.
A legal notice from Troy, New York, dated 1947, requests why the will of MARTE COM RTOCK, late of Merlin, New York, should not be admitted to probate. It names heirs and witnesses, and states Martin D. Gardner is named executor. hearings and court actions occur in Renal county court in Troy. The notice also covers a law committee hearing on zoning ordinances affecting properties at Bragusway and Tun Avenue.
Cate E. Guthe, director of the New York State Museum Albany, will deliver a morning chapel talk at Sage College. His topic is New and Culture. He earned a Ph.D. from Harvard and has conducted archaeology across Anenean Indian sites, New Mexico, the Mississippi Valley, and Guatemala. He became director of the New York State Museum in March 14.
The Trey Board of Zoning Appeals will hold a hearing in March at 7 pm in the Renageiner County Court House. Chaetus White sought a permit to operate a stationery store on Broadway near Seventh Avenue and Institute Avenue but was denied because the zoning ordinance restricts properties in the area to residential use. John F. Kampy, superintendent of buildings, announced the date.
Rome reports that Mt Ema eruption halted after seven days of lava and destruction. A telegram from the prefect of Catania said Atatovks Isha, the emission by the first since 1999, ceased flowing. Lava was expected to advance only a few more feet before cooling, ending danger to mountainside residents.
A Eureka California murder case hearing revealed the defendant did not admit to killing her three week old son by beating him, but confessed she struck the child in the crib out of annoyance. She also admitted forging a Troy man’s name to shift blame.
Dordaburg, MH. DA new town plans to bid soon in New Mexico Ulmoris. The townsite five miles wide was bought recently by Mrs. Maria Finrannon for a housing community. The name Whands does not appeal to Mr. Therzhiann who explained the reason for keeping the alle name amid a gullroad halt.
New York City financier Robert L. Garner resigned from the State Banking Board to become president of the Bank of International Reconstruction and Development. Governor Dewey announced the move Sunday night, expressing regret but support for Garner’s mission in world recovery and cooperation.
Governor Dewey proposes a state wide pay schedule for public school teachers, claiming it would yield the highest salary scale in the nation. Critics from NYC teachers warn it would disrupt merit pay and threaten local control while advocates say state funding is essential for retention and quality.
Jewish groups and Hagana clash with British authorities over martial law as indefinite rule threatens Jewish economy and local livelihoods. In Jerusalem area fighting claimed a four year old girl and a mother wounded, while a 31 year old veteran died in Tel Aviv for reportedly failing to halt orders, raising total fatalities to 22 in three days.
Oslo reports Parliament rejected a Soviet request for bases on Spitsbergen in a secret Feb session. The foreign committee voted to renegotiate with signatory powers under the Spitsbergen treaty while maintaining special privileges, noting wartime Axis fugitives concerns.
Salvatore Cortesi 82 longtime Italian journalist and former chief of the Associated Press in Rome for two decades died yesterday in Milan. Survived by sons Arnaldo Soviesi and Roper Cortesi, Washington and Rome correspondents, and two daughters Elizabeth and Tina in Milan. His wife Mise Jeaballa Linuder Cochrane of Besinn died years ago.
John HW. Ryan, owner of One East Side Hardware and Electric Co., plans a new one story concrete building at 203-705 Pawling Avenue in Pawthis Avenue between Billings and Winter Streets. Plans filed with John P. Knaupp, Troy superintendent, estimate construction costs between 34000 and 5000 dollars. Stanton P. Lee as area lead and Sinn Bros. Building and Contracting Company listed as builders.
A new manager, Louty J. Baten, formerly of an inn, was appointed at Unton-Porn Store located at 26778 River Street. Mr. Tatan, a Columbia Business School graduate, has background in furniture and department roles in New England.
President Truman lands in Mexico City for a goodwill visit with President Aleman as crowds line the streets. A guard of Mexican soldiers escorts the Sacred Cow aircraft while ceremonies at the embassy and palace mark the start of three days of talks on economic ties and regional cooperation between the United States and Mexico.
Alexander Ghorghi outlines deductions to reduce taxable income for taxpayers using long form 1040 versus short form 1040A. He covers interest deductions, deductible taxes, limits, and non deductible items, with caveats by income level and state rules.
In the Commons Winston Churchill denounced the socialist regime as a threat to Britain's liberties. Conservative chants of Reichstag and Fuhrer echoed as Labour pursued two key socialist bills, aiming for April committee action and broad state control over railways real estate and development.
Speech aid helps thirty children at Forgiga-Torn Paynein in Vouten's Chinatown. A public address system raises a platform and guides the story of the new reading method. If a child mispronounces a word, others wait and a correction is made. Teacher Mary L Elliott says the method is working miracles and the children are learning the language almost overnight.
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