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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Nov 30, 1945
Page
22
Vague figures cited by labor officials suggest a disparity in wages with a claimed 3,0000 yen figure and an implied national average for automobile workers, while a reader notes a higher income for some workers.
The Department of Agriculture reports the farmer share of the consumer cotton dollar peaked above 23 percent in late 1942 and early 1943, then fell to under 2 percent by early 1945 due to retail price trends and farm price dynamics.
The article discusses how labor costs and employer retention shifted with training period length and higher minimum wages, noting July and August 1845 saw reduced spindle activity and cotton consumption due to vacations following V Day. It also cites December as a period of higher consumption and mentions planned machine replacements to boost productivity and cut unit labor costs, alongside family notices involving Charles of Utica and relatives.
Clifton Park residents report visitors and remodeling projects including Isera Bryer visiting Averill Park and James Messina updating his home. Local hunters James Millington and William Wagner each bagged eight points at Stony Creek. Fire district elections and annual meetings are scheduled with officers to be chosen at Clifton Park fire headquarters.
Greenwich Ashlar Cheplet and others schedule Tuesday meetings. The funeral for Daniel E. Brophy, Greenwich native and carpenter, will be at Kinin Funeral Home with interment in Greenwich Cemetery. He is survived by two brothers, William of Greenwich.
New York seeks to keep Saratoga Springs mineral water business free of federal excise taxes. The case tests Congress power to tax state enterprises and features support from the National Association of Attorneys General and the National Institute of Municipal Law Officers. A decision could affect taxation of public services by states or municipalities nationwide.
Princeton University officials stated yesterday that students are returning to classes and registering an average 20 percent improvement over prewar graduates. The report notes continued enrollment growth and resilience in the university's wartime education program.
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