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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 16, 1946
Page
18
OPA increases pig iron pricing by 75 cents per ton amid policy talks. Officials argue adjustments will stabilize the industry and support production over the coming year, though some producers oppose the compensation terms.
Local Norman businessmen rally behind farm youth teams in a national competition. Funds totaling around 1,260 supported travel and equipment for students and community growers. National winners from Norman previously earned a gold emblem. Oklahoma chapters Powen City, Garber, Fans Valley, Shawnee, and others also achieved honors.
A settlement proposal outlines a compromise over an area case involving injuries from a Nowhanville auto accident. A jury previously awarded 5000 dollars to Harhar Glothiey, with the defense moving to reduce the payout. The involved parties face a possible four month term unless a payment of 1000 dollars is made to a Mas Adee Cunlon as Woostey Wiss in the proceeding.
The session saw a cautious market recovery with pockets of activity as investors weighed earnings outlooks and the impact of a Russian loan issue. Gains came from names like Douglas Aircraft, Grumman, Boeing, and American Water Works, while long pause periods and late selling kept overall gains modest.
Fragmented OCR text shows figures related to wage dividends and employee payments. It references Menands and a company with listed wage dividend totals, with a noted percentage above prior totals and a high previous total. Details are unclear due to garbled source text.
A brief market note shows Furter and Adin guiding a stock trend downward. Analysts cite cautious investor sentiment and external pressures in the EU market. The report notes a general low in stock prices across several sectors with no clear rebound in sight.
A garbled OCR reads like a chaotic market update with scattered names and phrases. It hints at trading activity, a site, a company, and possible schedules, but specifics are unreadable. No clear events, persons, or places can be reliably identified from the fragment.
The page blends discussions of Russia, Poland, and Lithuania with concerns over price controls and wartime policy. It notes the OPA and price questions, cites the Record, and mentions figures like Lenin, Vito, and Dr rectut Condon. The text also references U.S. silver redemption and central reserve notes.
Washington reports a Treasury plan to reduce the national debt by an additional 2.0 billion through redemption of savings certificates and a 3.72 billion reduction via refinanced notes. The program aims to lower the debt substantially by early next month, with allocations and allotments to follow.
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