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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 29, 1949
Page
21
The report notes thin trading with many securities unchanged or down. Key movers include Eastman Kodak preferred rising on light volume, while steel and chemical shares offer modest gains and indices show slight upticks amid limited activity.
A hodgepodge column blends stock figures for Averill Park Weetey Adams with industry shares from major firms and daily market movement. It also lists local social visits and events from Averill Park residents including hospital, church, and school activities with names like Elizabeth Weinbiel and Frank Sowinsky among attendees.
Federal hearings examine East Tennessee Natural Gas Company plan to pipe gas to the Oak Ridge atomic energy plant. Atomic energy official Walter Williams cites coal shortages in 1946 to 1947 as a critical factor in keeping the plant running, highlighting the need for reliable fuel.
Buffalo UP-Produce master Exus notes receipts over two days including 348 cases of caper and 401 cases from Ohio. Liva poultry shipments include truck and express consignments with 27 nearby coops. Market semantically steady after Friday's close.
Local briefs report Mrs. Fred Constant critically ill at home on Mountain Street. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Martin visit Poultney Street neighbors. Mrs. Walter Kinner returns from Schenectady after a farm program appearance. Meg Doreen Cooke, a Katherine Gibbs School student, visits her parents. Mr. and Mrs. E Cooke and Mr. Edward Jones attend capping exercises in Schenectady. Virginia Jones participates in clan events. LeRoy Baker of Mountain Street, a trainman, injured after fall from a box car and left for Lake Ontario area to work as a yard leader. he had undergone leg amputations at Moses Luddingis Hospital.
Eagle Mills and surrounding community players report visits by Mr and Mrs Harry Ivesen of Pistwoods Avenue Road to a New York show. Miss Bessie Cipperly returns home after wintering in Minnesota. Mr and Mrs Forrest H Pairie host a family dinner in honor of Mrs Elizabeth Lee’s fifty ninth birthday. Reverend Sealey G Cote to lead study on early Care vem church history with PaeI at the church tonight. Casit rehearsal set for Thursday April 7 at 7 30 pm at the Camich of Cori wh Thomas B Mit er serves as general chair of arrangements. Mrs Areckd W Geer chairs the supper and Minn Aseen assists.
Company C of the Albany Academy won first prize at the 7th annual guidon drill. Edward W. Patton of Brunswick Millers served as color bearer while Edward H. Patterson, father of the present color bearer, was a member of the company last week.
A cautious official argues a steady coal supply remains essential while atomic energy could offset costs. The plan envisions using both coal and atomic power, with potential annual savings of $1,238,000 at Oak Ridge, though no full switch.
A scanned historical newspaper fragment lists advertising rate cards for business and non business notices, with rates per line for various durations and formats. It also includes copy requirements, layout instructions, and a lost items notice detailing a shell glass and contact numbers.
Report notes a Homelite generator near Castitron Raat Greenbush with a reward offered by Frederick Avant Tree Service in Albany 2552. Names and details are partially obscured in the text.
Help wanted advertisement seeks a girl for general housework and office duties at an established Troy firm. Requires accurate shorthand and typing, steady petition and good home. apply in Box 190 with full details.
Fragmentary text appears to describe hiring or staffing needs at Cohoes Hospital and Mai rs City with references to age, experience, and job roles. No clear names, dates, or concrete actions are discernible.
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