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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1947
Page
17
Stocks advanced amid rising dividends and favorable reports as Cluett led gains and several industries showed strength. International Harvester and National Distillers posted notable increases while motors and utilities varied, with Amusements and mercantile shares holding firm.
Buffalo market reports show steady Butler Market activity with eggs receipts rising to 11 cases as trucks near M2, Ohlu 518. Premium Taney quality adds 1-3 cents per dozen on hot dirmer sales. live poultry receipts show trucks near 140 coops across regions including Alig Dela and Miclissin with averages around 3-19.
Foster and Adan provide current market quotes including major index levels and notable stock movements. The report highlights price changes, volume, and brief commentary on notable sectors shaping today’s trading landscape.
The Schuylerville area reports progress on a fund quota with a total around $728.28 raised, while plans unfold for a religious drama “The Crown at Shona” and a cantata at Old Shintoga Reform Church. Community members including Mrs Elinor Funston and Miss Ann Callahan are noted for roles in local public service, education, and nursing, with multiple meetings and social events scheduled through April.
In a closed session Tobey urged continued sugar rationing to keep housewives near prewar levels. McCarthy clashed with colleagues over industrial loyalties and policy, while others pressed for restraint and targeted concessions. The dialogue touched on narcotics and political allies as the nation weighs postwar food controls.
A judge yesterday granted an annulment involving Blithe R. Bicker of Brooklyn and Franelx Vergiin Lo Trying Ziuela of Youkora. The proceedings took place in Youkora and relate to an agreed separation.
A brief report notes emergency responders were called to a grass fire at Spring Avenue. Firemon extinguished the flames, with no injuries reported. The incident involved Pumper Sie and nearby observers at Thompson Street and Boughton. Roni provided initial alerts.
A. T. S. Miller, appointed field director for the Northeast New York Camp Fire Council, will assume duties next week. Mrs. Miller, a former substitute teacher in Troy and Waterford, recently completed a training course in Camp Fire Girls activities. She holds a Birmingham Southern College degree in French and psychology and has multiple honorary memberships and musical activity in college. She will assist Miss Jean, executive director, in mapping and carrying out the local Camp Fire program.
American representatives urged a temporary but heavy United Nations role in Greece reconstruction and security. They called for continued northern Greece vigilance, a Balkans commission report, and stronger UN action to deter aggression while aiding Greece and Turkey's paths to stability.
West Sand Take Methodist Church notes a series of visits and social events. Local residents including Mr and Mrs Clarence Baume and Mrs Edward Rower of Lyndhurst visit, with other neighbors and friends dropping by during a week of gatherings. Church activities outline, with services, receptions, pageant plans, and Holy Week events scheduled.
Waterford students organize an interschool conference led by Tellard Gitloupte of Waterford High School. The event gathers reps from Troy, Lana igburg, Heatly, and Huoslok, running 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. with forty to forty-five students and faculty. Meanwhile, local sports items report St Mary's bowling results, Waterford junior and senior high basketball leagues, and notes on minstrel shows, church services, and Knights of Columbus activities in Waterford.
A large number of pennlty school prinechyld and Leachera front Troy and vieluity are expected to attend the fourth annual Jolt wontuvmen of the Btate Ax soutulion of Childhood educatio Wid Anunciation of Nursery Educac ion on May 2 and 3 at Saratexa SPMass. The conference will be Moving Morwich, Wit Childhood Idvication IN New York State with Dr Fund Spaulding Stites Commissioner of Idvcntion as principal speaker. Prof Roma Gans of Teachers College Columbia University is also scheduled to address the conference. After regular sessions, legislative committees will adopt a texalu Ham on the teachers pay tude bill now on Governor Dewey's dest.
Five senior students at Troy High School, including guest speaker Michael Baniak, discussed how to improve Troy for youth. The program grew from John E. Howell English classes, which conducted extensive city official interviews to identify youth challenges and civic efforts.
Gen Ross and Charley Maloy loom in discussions on reforming the Troy Democrats. Edward M. Murray Edward J. Ronan and James A Madden are named as veteran ticket possibilities. Party leaders refuse comment amid plans for ward candidates and county citywide strategy.
Army nurse alillicent P Bohrer daughter of Mr George W Tohrer of Troy promoted to first lieutenant in the Army Nurse Corps. She serves on the general staff at Headquarters Philippines Ryukyus Manila and will be conferred in a ceremony at St Marys Hall on Sunday June 8 at 2 pm. The second degree for members recently resolved will be held at St Marys Hall. A motion picture program “The Crown of Thorns” at St Marys Wall, a children’s performance at 4:30 pm and two shows follow. Anthony Catallo clubman chair announces a meeting Tuesday at 8 pm with Frank Wy Witapwlriel. New Waterford Social members scheduled to attend the meeting.
JenH weloce County Home Bureau announces twelve meetings led by county home dean Maw Malai A Milhut. Sessions start Monday at 10 am with a Hazue Bureau offer and Clinton Heights, then continue at multiple sites including the ray Post office Sydway Filly, the home of Mr Julin Cooper, South Schodiuk, and the home of Mrs John Dorn for a talk by Men James Goold on the National Paved Bureau Buderus. Other gatherings cover business, project reports, and lessons on entertainment, foods, and healthy home practices.
Morrow High School Englewood New Jersey advanced to the East ern Slitae Scholsstid Balletball final with a 67 to 31 win over Hallows Catholic Tign School of New York City Center Joe Buller led Staunton Military Academy by scoring in the late stretch.
Savold stops Spagnola in eight rounds to ruin the Tulsa heavyweight’s American debut last night at Boston Garden. The veteran Savold delivered a technical knockout in the featured bout before a crowd near 9 o clock.
Troy High School students held a Victrola dance to fund The Challenger newspaper. Miss Beverly Gerighty and Earl Smith led the Juliet committee while Herbert Stunt and Robert Lanni handled the music. Faculty advisers were Miss Mary Ametherny and Mrs Margaret Spencer. Five council members will present their plans at an afternoon session in Waterford to create an area student council.
New Guard rules open enlistment to veterans with Silver Star or higher decorations. ages 2 to 36 may join with one year in service. 38 to 41 if not completed four years. 11 to 15 with two years served plus other stipulations. examples show flexible paths for varied service histories.
Albany reports the Army Depot in Montgomery will be declared shutdown as practicable. The disposal of surplus military installation material is typically handled by the War Assets Administration in an official notice.
A legal notice proclaims appointment and duties of officials in the county court. It references the Supreme Court acknowledgment, district attorney oversight, and the need for compliance by all concerned parties. The document cites May or March dates and mentions the county offices and officials by name, urging adherence to court actions.
Classified advertisement text about rates, display terms and notices for employment, merchandise, services, and personal notices. Mentions commercial and non commercial rates, copy requirements, and publication rules. Contains references to birth, marriage, and death notices and policy details.
Announcements list items with rewards including a large COCKER SPANIEL dog found, a black key set, a lost Salinity Salinity evening bag, and an overnight bag pickup mishap. Also seeks library book returns and a mislaid insurance policy. notices request Call Troy and Callahan’s Restaurants for details. Local businesses and residents share contact points and dates for retrieval.
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