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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 07, 1946
Page
10
A choppy session saw stocks drift with no clear direction as losses and gains were muted. Traders cited lack of decisive news and limited settlement progress, while several key names touched brief highs and lows before closing near flat.
The daily New York produce market lists steady bids on spring patents at 3.70 to 3.77 per unit and hard winter straights around 2.70 to 3.75. RYE FAHEY patents fetch about 4.00. CORN futures show steady levels near 3.08 with white granulated sugar noted alongside wholesale price activity.
Market officials lifted price controls on light bulbs yesterday amid mixed signals from Wartingtone sources about supply and demand. The unusual note mentions various consumer items and changes in policy, with references to local retailers, inventory levels, and a potential shift in nearby markets impacting availability and pricing.
British papers praised Winston Churchill after his Missouri speech, urging unity with the United States and Britain. Foremost editors favored his stance on foreign policy despite secrecy concerns and calls for stronger UN commitments.
The column bluntly surveys Congress neglecting duties while public concern rises over leadership and policy. It notes tensions between labor and industry, calls for reform, and mentions Russia France Spain Argentina and international strings influencing domestic politics. It questions unity and urgency in addressing national issues.
Waterford church outlines Lenten services hosted by Waterford Church with guest speaker Dr. Pope a noted sociologist. The schedule includes March 24 and a parish Snowball Dance at Waterford High School with community events and World Day of Prayer at St John’s Lutheran Church. Local organizations mobilize for the 100th fundraising campaign, chaired by Mayor Walsh and Red Cross chairwoman Mrs. Wilbur Caney, with committees across education, industry, and public works coordinating support.
County Judge D. Hamm will speak at the Police School in a city hall event. The program, part of a civilian safety series, features Chief of Police Charles Stewart presiding and a Public Safety Commission panel.
Congressional action surged over U S atomic energy policy as the House Military Committee moved to clear a measure. Rep Holifield attacked the policy as insufficient while advocates pressed to force a decision amid rising international tension and calls for broader scientific input.
A chaotic text describes a plan to avert a winter blackout in Syracuse through a union permit and electrical workers' actions. It cites Mayor Frank J Castano, plant operations, and local college connections while referencing a past and possible future electrical strike and improvements at the Lynn G. E. plant.
Wilhan J Bussey a Burlington born veteran contractor and World War I veteran died suddenly at his home on Peaplin Avenue. He attended St Agnetine Academy and was a longtime member of St Paul the Apostle Church. Survived by wife Anunthe Wate, daughter Man PA Caio ski Greemyieh, and sons John W of Wotasfurd Court land and Thomas Bassey, with siblings William Sheeria and Daniel and Thomas Bussey. Funeral Saturday at 9 from W Bung Sons Inc Fifth Avenue and St Paul the Apostle Church with interment in St Johns Cemetery.
The legislature unanimously approved a resolution and asked for delay on the cross-Hyannx Expressway project. Aimed at preventing eviction of tenants from clearance areas, the move was led by Ian Lowell Brown, Bron Tre, and others amid housing shortages.
In the Gaimbridge area a Red Cross fund drive aims to raise 1104 dollars. A cottage prayer meeting took place at the Hay Methodist Church parsonage complex with the Young Adults group meeting today under Mr and Mrs Agen Movand.
Yesterday representatives urged in the Watervliet area to unite against the Ashi Lawrence INL project and river regulations. Local officials and civic leaders pressed legislative reps to take action to regulate the river and divert risk from roads and ditches.
Swiss policy of neutrality is debated as the Swiss people may face a plebiscite on joining the UN. discussion covers how membership might be accepted for humanitarian and economic cases while abandoning neutrality remains controversial. observers see possible steps outside full entry to address humanitarian and economic roles.
Navy recruiting chief MMM Piarrisan outlines a schedule across Saratoga and nearby towns including Machaniovilla Schuylerville and Greenwich. Events run Thursday from 1 to 3 pm and Friday for similar hours, with Monday sessions in Schuylerville and Greenawich and other dates listed for nearby locales. Edward Thomas Martin of Waterford is noted as recently enlisted for the Navy by Chile Joy.
The widow of a traction company superintendent died after a long illness. She was from New York and leaves several children and grandchildren. The funeral will be held at Sacred Heart Church with interment at St Joseph's Cemetery.
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