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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 05, 1945
Page
7
Quoted by Foster and Adams the market reports show mixed activity with notable highs and lows. The note references commodities and patent related items amid a soft winter air, indicating cautious trading and price movements.
The report lists diverse commodity and stock details from New York markets dated March 3. It notes wholesale prices for flour, corn meal, beans, eggs, butter, and cheese alongside stock quotes for major companies and utilities. Investors weigh mixed signals as some firms rise while others lag amid ongoing market volatility.
The War Manpower Commission announced 3400 workers are needed at once for critical war projects in the Troy Albany Schenectady area. 1250 are for Watervliet Arsenal to manufacture and repair tanks and guns as part of national defense needs.
Stillwater Parent Teacher Association invites J Pulling of Schenectady to speak March 14 on juvenile problems in a panel discussion. Pulling, director of adult and extension education, is guest speaker and chairman of the panel.
Eagle Bridge Pic. Laurence Hall of Fort Bliss Texas returns from furlough to camp. Mr and Mrs Adelbert Hall host Lilian Hall for a birthday at home. Leis Dunham of Rome visits. Sgt and Mrs J J Decker from Camp Amarillo Texas on furlough with Myron Center. Mrs Decker is Joyce Center. Mr and Mrs Howard Harrington on furlough with Hugh Moses. Harrington formerly Jean Moses and now residing in Tucson. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Moses receive a letter from son Pvt Ray Moses reported missing in action.
A woman from Atlantic City New Jersey visits her husband Corporal Jason Malcolm confined in England General Hospital with a leg wound. The report notes his ongoing recovery and his service in the war.
A garbled classifieds page lists dancing studios driving lessons and job ads for sales and mechanical trades. It mentions the Troy Automobile Club and a Belgium to England medical transfer case, with stray contact details and a mix of personal notices.
The Excelsior Society of Memorial Methodist Church will meet at the church today at 8 p.m. Officers will be elected and yearly reports presented. Mrs. Edward Olson will give an illustrated talk on Williamsburg Virginia where she spent several weeks. Hostesses are Mrs. Merion Wursinger Mrs. Hazel Woodruff and Miss Nettie Woodruff. Personal note Mrs. John Biller Jr. of North Lake Avenue is ill at Leonard Hospital.
Gov Thomas E Dewey will dedicate the first of a new type of 1 3 locomotives built by the American Locomotive Co in Schenectady on Saturday. The coal fired engine will be accepted for the New York Central Railroad Co by president Gustav Meteman. Officials say this model is the most powerful yet used by the company.
An unclear OCR fragment notes a location near Franklin Square referencing Fifth Ace and Pedersi Street within one city block. Details are partial and date and event are not provided.
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