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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 19, 1946
Page
7
Piltavury president of the Weelinghouse Hlecvic Corporation cites the annual report noting stockholders receive leaner returns. He states dividends yielded four and four tenths percent on stock value, with business volume at a similar rate, while overall dollar returns rose in 41 Way actially.
The article notes a 1997 earnings figure of 26.8 million after taxes and contingencies, with prior year comparatives of 21.0 million and 31.1 million. It cites management tightening controls to raise sales volume while cutting costs, and warns wage and pricing pressures will persist without productivity gains to lift real wages.
The New York State Department of the Marine Corps League will hold its annual convention July 19-21 in New York City. State officers set the date at a conference in Elmira on Sunday.
Recovery flurry boosts New York stocks in forenoon trading as initial gains narrow. Major issues like U S Steel Bethlehem duPont Allied Kodak Dow and Western Union among leaders, while some rails and firms show late softening. Bond markets steady with some gains.
Foster Aitminn quotes the day’s stock market movements noting higher intra day highs and closing prices. Investors watched gains in key shares as trading volumes remained steady amid cautious sentiment.
A reader asks the community paper about Red Cross age limits training and overseas need for volunteers. The editor replies domestic service requires 21, overseas 25, no overseas applications currently, and local chapter in Proctor Landing handles inquiries. The page also covers outboard boat racing questions including race dates, entry details, and testing on the Madison River.
A dated price list lists live poultry grades for chickens ducks turkeys and other fowl by breed size and weight. Entries cover rocks leghorns crosses reds white birds and miscellaneous terms with prices in decimals and ranges, reflecting market quotes for young hens toms and broilers.
Hoosick Falls Village election results and candidates listed for four wards with Progressive and Citizens parties fielding trustees. Civic groups note Eagles degree ceremony and a Bennington Aerie event. Obituaries for James Henry Harrison and Miss Mary Elliott recorded with service details and burial plans in Salisbury, Connecticut.
A 1940s era item discusses proposed renaming Van Horn Road to Truman Road in Independence to honor the President, with opposition and a contrast to prior memorial plans. It notes federal funds for road widening and details ties among Truman, Wallace, Ickes, and other Roosevelt New Dealers.
The Outboard Boating Club of America at 20 North Wacker Drive Chicago replaces the National Outboard Motor Association to permit testing a boat on the river. The change reflects wartime restrictions and testing needs during the period.
From war zones reports list troop arrivals by ship and port across the United States. New York and San Francisco receive multiple vessels with Navy Army and Marine units including engineers ordnance medical detachments and support troops. Names and units include Pearl Harbor arrivals and ships from Antwerp Guam and the Gulf of Alaska with totals reaching over seven thousand personnel.
Moscow radio urged a postponement of Greece's March 31 election to avoid a fascist gain in Europe. The broadcast claimed failure to delay would create another fascist state alongside Spain, tainting the Communist victory report in Pravda.
Brill supported event in Athens draws attention to political shifts and public mood. Unclear details suggest evolving power dynamics and regional repercussions. Local observers note potential changes in leadership roles and policy directions amid uncertain timelines.
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