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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1946
Page
7
The New York stock market showed widespread selling pressure in industrials as major issues faced declines near the close. trading volume totaled about 1,000,000 shares with notable gains by Warner Brothers and Air Reduction while many industrials including Bethlehem Steel and General Electric drifted lower.
Prices for chickens and related poultry show no change with quote at 49.5 for certain lots while other items such as Threeys and Younstons appear at 26 and 41.2 respectively. The overall market remains steady as other prices hold firm.
Washington government efforts to ship wheat abroad face hurdles despite conservation rules and livestock feed limits. March export shipments may miss the 2 million ton goal, prompting talk of further sales to raise May and June prospects. Farmers hold grain for higher prices amid uncertain policy, with OPA and Pace bill debates shaping prices and farm wage considerations.
The United States and France signed an executive aviation agreement in Paris allowing broader air rights. It opens all air bases on French territory and overseas routes, enables unlimited flights within capacity, and sets eight U S routes while naming Pan American and Transcontinental and Western for North Atlantic services.
The Securities and Exchange Commission has filed an application with the National Association of Securities Dealers to readmit John L. Gatley of Albany. Gatley was expelled in 1942 for violations of NASD rules. The NASD board and conduct committee believe he has been sufficiently penalized. The SEC hearing will be held in New York offices.
Apple growers in Arex Mehkt brace for weather to save crops after last year’s early spring and killing frost. Thousands of sundae pots may be lost if frosty conditions return, echoing the 1955 threat as Hudson Valley fruit growers foresee possible recurrence of crop losses.
Community greetings and updates from White Creek New York and nearby towns. Mentioned are visits by Mrs Hol from Lake Enfield Conn and others, a Woman's Society for China meeting next week, a merchant marine discharge returning home, birthday celebrations, a Methodist Youth Fellowship social, and a visitation Evangelism Conference in Grens Prain. Arthur Peters and wife celebrated their golden wedding anniversary with family and flowers.
The article discusses pricing schemes to prevent wheat holders from selling grain early. Proposals suggest a speculative price between now and June to support overseas needs, with ceilings restored after June 30. Critics call the plan infinite and impractical, leaving only two methods for expansion.
A collage of letters discusses wartime surplus shipments valued at roughly $300 000 and the cost shifts from eight to about fifty dollars for certain items. A reader laments Navy operations in Sicily and questions about naval contracts and layoffs. Other letters cover a grandmother's birthday party setup and plasterboard installation advice for home improvements.
The Record discusses Internal Revenue Service rules for claiming a son as a dependent when he earns money and when to file taxes. It questions which European country would be offered aid if starving, and notes New York State building with seven miles of elevator shafts.
In a Valley County courtroom Judge Harm ruled the autopsy report on Sibley could not be admitted as an exhibit but noted it would be treated as defense authentication. Dr. Wright testified that Sibley died from an acute heart condition, with details on the heart and lungs discussed amid cross examination, while defense questions regarding prior grand jury testimony and the report’s origin continued through recess and resumed later in the session.
Generosa Pope Le Totlity in New York spends large sums to aid hungry Italy buying 2,809,000 pounds of flour 14,090 pounds of dried peas and 7,000,000 penicillin tablets. Admiral Dontold in the White House bureau hints at George Allen writing the sanitary Saturday eve note. Randall Churchill to visit the U S A next October. Henry Wallace tickets sales set a record for April 16 Los Angeles.
Miss Prorence Wright from Cornell University will speak at Home Bureau meetings next week. Miles Wright will discuss new insares and colors in the home with a color demonstration. Meetings are set Tuesday at 10 am at Castleton Reformed Church and Ty Dam New Vrrte Power Light Corp offices, and Wednesday April 3 at 10 am at West Greenbush Reformed Church and Jvoglele Falls Municipal Court Room.
Trojans Post No 469 will install officers Tuesday evening with John Doughoety as installing officer and George MacCullough and staff also to be installed New members welcomed include Witton Wigatntt Momas Matthews Joseph Manten Jerry OBryan Bednard Clancy William Clancy Joseph Chinechia and Walter Sanderson
Clifton Park villagers heard Fire Chief John Sitterly call for heightened safety after a recent gathering. Edward Gileshan and Rueben Marth were noted separately for discharge issues while attendees including John Kopacz and Molnar were present. The meeting emphasized readiness and protective measures for the volunteer department.
Dr Wright testified that Sibley died from suffocation and congestion of Youngs. Cross examination questioned timing of payments to a late witness and the accuracy of prior grand jury statements. The autopsy reportedly showed no tuberculosis and noted heart failure related factors.
Green Island camp program today features Crown Island events at 2 pm in the Crown Hall building with Hon. Wrynn presiding. The American Legion post reports at 0 36 pm for a first practice, as students organize teams and a WAC transfer is noted. Carpoent Kencur, a former Croy resident, was honorably discharged from the Women’s Army Corps after two years. Heatly School’s varsity defeated the Senlun team 611 to win the Intermurine League title, Juniors routing the Sophomores 20 points in semifinals with captains and players listed.
Round Cake Waller Tiley amid illness at Minor Rest leads a region of names including Mrs. M. Gj. Cole and Riavelt. Several residents from Orange City and Buffalus Mes are mentioned alongside visits, telephones, and travel notes. Upcoming events include a Women’s Christian Temperance Union meeting at M. Predi Selch’s home and a reception for new members. The article closes with social gatherings and a silver engraved plate presented at a pastor’s 25th wedding anniversary.
W. Wattor Boss Wartur, 89, longtime owner of Taylor's Garage in Burnington, dies suddenly Monday afternoon in Bennington. He had been in poor health for years and also ran a livery stable in Bennington. The obituary notes the remains arriving from Walbridge Fancyard Home in Bennington and the interment at Park Lawn Cemetery.
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