Leading Stocks Rise Modestly Amid Saturday Market
The market shows slight gains as leading stocks advance modestly on Saturday. Eveter and Adnnie Higi report small increases across major indices with several blue chip plays edging higher.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 18, 1946
Page
6
The market shows slight gains as leading stocks advance modestly on Saturday. Eveter and Adnnie Higi report small increases across major indices with several blue chip plays edging higher.
Market notes from New York on March 16 show steady flour prices for patent and soft winter grades, with rigid ranges for hard winter varieties. Butter prices remain firm with maximums set by the OPA for new bulk cartons, while creamery quotes exceed earlier levels and include premiums and miscellaneous adjustments for tub and recon items.
The market shows limited changes with broad cuts and holds. Prices for young tome items range 16 to 20 hours at 38 to 88, while 20 sh6 and over sit at 34 percent. Broilers and related goods listed by Tivarin show minimal movement and several lines remain unchanged.
Local radio listings show a dense schedule with titles and hosts including Jay SMW Orit and others. Programs span drama news music and talk across multiple stations with varied time slots and featured entertainers, reflecting a bustling midcentury airwave lineup.
A scrambled OCR listing radio programa and times from Thurl Toward Times with shows and hosts such as Morning hours GUS and News segments. Includes entries like Morning News at 6 00, Weather Records at 4 20, Music News at 8 15, and Noon Metodies with various hosts. readers are directed to tune in for a broad day’s lineup across many channels.
New York markets show selective advances and widespread hesitation as investors await the Kus mian-Tran outcome. A broad list of blue chips including American Water Works, General Motors, United Aircraft, and AT&T traded unevenly while bonds and commodities remained erratic.
Prices at the Menands Market remained steady with several items listed by the State Bureau of Markets. The report covers vegetables including lettuce, onions, carrots, potatoes, turnips, and others with varied price ranges and notes overall market conditions.
George Turner born in 1847 and Mary Jane Turner recount a 1871 wedding after meeting at a Methodist church. They built their log cabin home on a 52 acre farm, raised four children, enjoyed spelling bees and quilting, and now read the daily paper by telegraph and without glasses. Four children live in Vivoqua Chicago and Wisconsin towns.
Kaiser officials in New York reached a secret settlement with Phil Murray to avert further disruption. Wilton and Pressman coordinated a flying trip to Florida to finalize the deal, resulting in 100000 more workers returning to production.
A jumble of letters to The Record discusses women, American servicemen, and postwar social norms. It contrasts foreign brides, fascism echoes, and nylon rackets with calls for understanding, while detailing boxing night notes and local sports chatter.
A reader criticizes two Tunes Record editorials It Was So Alan The Civil War and The Evidence Is in urging editors to let veterans speak instead of relying on armchair analysis He argues Pearl Harbor memories and World War II losses deserve direct public discussion and warns against political scorekeeping while calling for space for veterans to share their experiences
Hawks Airport in Bruning Nebraska is depicted as a pilot’s paradise offering gas oil tires repairs and various amenities on site. The feature highlights a designer named Glbart Adrian and a clothing style noted as winged shoulder pads featured in an article in the American Magazine.
A legless Navy veteran, Kurtz, injured aboard the destroyer Kearney near Iceland in 1942, is to receive a donated car after a town raised funds for his kidney operation. A donor remained anonymous and a car dealer declined the sale, with a nonprofit group supplying the vehicle for mobility. He is hospitalized in Philadelphia undergoing treatment for his stumps.
Hoosick Falls council 45 of the Knights of Columbus presents an Irish Night entertainment at the clubhouse tomorrow. The program features Irish medleys, the Hoosick Falls High School Band, St Mary’s Academy Glee Club, and professional acts including the Arkansas Cowboys fiddler and other acts. The event proceeds support local activities and the annual meetings and gatherings of several local groups are listed for today including St Hilda's Guild and the Eastern Star. Reservations for the grand matron dinner are due March 26.
The Coast Guard announces renewed ice patrol efforts and maritime surveillance in the Grand Bank area. A new formation will oversee Atlantic patrols including Greenland and weather watch, with radar equipped aircraft and supported radarborne surface operations to monitor iceberg movement and broadcast warnings to ships.
Weekly schedule at St Mark's Episcopal Church Green Island lists Meeling of the dramatic club today Holy Communion at 20 am and 7 30 pm Evening prayer Thursday Holy Communion 84 Mark's Guid meeting in the evening Officara and teachers gathering with Hudson Ave and Methodist Church group at the home of Mr and Mrs John Meilty Holy hours for both churches Wednesday 7 pm Boy Scouts meet 740 pm A social Friday evening in the Magonle Club Watervliet by the Young Adult Group
Greenwich Ashlar Loige announces Master Mason degree for run vinas at Baranety Fee with Past Masters presiding in the second section. Fragments note fraternal refreshments served.
School staged Friday’s Hidden Talent event organized by Miss Eshel Van West Uldden Talent Program. Three homerooms presented acts including singing, piano, vocal solos, and a work duet. The high school band performed under George A. Webster with H. Bradford Cole’s return as head of the music department.
Frank Campsall, longtime Ford Motor Co administrator and secretary to Henry Ford, died at 62. A Newark, Ontario native, he began with Ford in 1912 in the manufacturing department and later served as chief secretary to the founder.
Robert Fivey Albany real estate owner faced 28 charges in a city housing case. A show cause order was issued by Supreme Court Justice Franui I Bergin as Fivey appeared Friday night at a special term. He allegedly failed to comply with zoning and building codes and to regulate occupancy levels.
Cambridge Charley BH Ashton of Jostan Mays is summoned to Cambelilgy by the death of his brother Injury Sharples H. Marsie H and Sgt William G Loberson will accompany him between ages 17 and 2y to arrange the arrangements at the Poatoffice. Also mentions Miss Ann Hunt of Tuskahoma and Northampton County students at the Na Burntom School, plus death news of John H Buller of Miami, Massachusetts.
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