Soft Drink Issues Gain on Stock Market
Market notes show mixed activity with soft drink firms gaining as investors respond to dividend prospects and subscription rights. Leading names touched highs while several industrials and retailers fluctuated, including Pepsi Coca and Bethlehem. weaker turns appeared in steel and auto sectors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evoes
atrineSouch
Witon
Birdera
Wel Snsind
Ansemenis
Iiss
Cress
National Power & Lightweed Tivers
Pennsylvania Power & Light
Pepzi-Coca
Schenecley
Loew's
R-K-O
Telautograps
Texas C
Santa Fe
Great Northern
Bethlehem
Steel
General Motors
Sears Roebuck
Woolworth
Goodrich
Youngstown Sheet
Douglas Aircraft
Montgomery Ward
Public Service of
N. J. Westinghouse
Greaux
J. C. Penny
Market Prices From a Historical Grain and Poultry Report
The excerpt lists wholesale prices for flour, corn meal, beans, and eggs with varied grades and descriptions. It includes figures for Steads flour, Fancy contrasted, white granulated corn meal, and several egg and fowl price points across freight and express terms, plus notes on grades and color distinctions.
Two Troy Officers Get Discharges
A list of Troy officers and Army personnel honorably discharged at a generation center in St Andrews and Drew, with several men and women named from nearby towns. Discharged or placed on inactive status include veterans from Troy Cohoes Watervliet and Medias, reflecting service in the Mediterranean Theater of Operations.
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Dis
Thursdey
Troy
Sey
Cape
Henry A Boswell
Sixth Avenue
Second
En M. Rodgers
8Th River
Arther x. Biot
TS A& Gerdier
Eer
Park
Josep
Stoeer
Cel
Coit Y Arie
K. Streeter
Fors Edward
Pic
George A. Grant
Ingron Park
Ste Charlies A
Congress Street
Pemi
Eaward J. Hansen
Phi J Edward
Compron Sfrie
William & Water
Waterviiet
Mommi
Harold E. van Zandgt
Bailston Spa
Bkrle
Adam Muraski
Vanderwerken Avenue
Cohoes
Nimitz on Capitol Hill lauds sea power and brave service
Admiral Nimitz addressed Congress and a garden audience at the White House praising the sacrifices of over seven million Navy Army and Marine personnel. He urged sustained sea power to deter future war and warned against betrayal of those who died for freedom. He noted the Allied victory in the Pacific and the need for continued strength without costly invasions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dwight D.eisenhower
Jonathan A. Wainwright
Ike
Eisenhower
Shiner
Wainwright
Nimitz
Congress
White / House
Navy
Army
Marine
America
Pacific
I¢Nid
Japan
heroMain Islands
15 Tons of Scrap Tin Cans Collected in Troy Canvass
Troy officials report a citywide can drive canvassing areas east and west of Pawling Avenue from Congresa Street to the hy ding. The week’s total reached 15 tons, enough to fill about two small gondola rail cars, with hope the tin age may continue to reduce home waste processing costs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy
Pawling Avenue
Congresa Street
Green Island school demo shows greughtng methods at Fire Prevention Week
Eighth grade students at Healthy School presented a program on heat safety and fire prevention with talks by Green Island superintendent of schools and chair Mire Harald Harris. Students included John Fusco Mary Berke Norma Bryce Robert Rule Rally Cuomtmings Carl Whittaker Mary Jevanian Ronald Gildeault Beverely Purcell. Rev H Boardman Jones led morning worship. World Wide Communion observed at local churches with sermons and sacraments. pastor D. Sb explains the meaning of the sacrament in Sunday School. Mrs John J. O'Donnell of Swan Street Green Island dies after brief illness. funeral set at George F. Gitam Funeral Home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Green Island
Mire Harald Harris
Atui-Ternt
John Fusco
Mary Berke
Norma Bryce
Robert Rule
Rally Cuomtmings
Carl Whittaker
Mary Jevanian
Ronald Gildeault
Beverely Purcell
Dean S. Wheeler
BR. D. Smith
Presbyterian Church
D. Sb
John J. O'Donnell
Swan Street
Troy Hospital
Biss
Bertha Barringer
John J., Jr
Guonet
Navy
Marjorie I
George Barringer
Troy
E. J. Heken
Fred Lewis
Latham
Harold Brown
Utica
George F. Gitam
Arch Street
Nimitz Parade Speech Highlights Peace and Preparedness
General Nimitz and his wife arrived at Anacostia Naval Air Station aboard a plane, then led a Washington parade with a huge air umbrella of LOG fighters. He spoke at Congress and the White House, praising allied forces and calling for preparedness to prevent future war, while thanking President Truman and Congress for backing the war effort. A Board of Supervisors meeting is planned for Tuesday at 8 p.m. in the Court House.
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Nimitz
Washington
Anacostia Naval Air Station
Capitol Hill
Congres
Japan
Pearl Harbor
Capitol Hiji
Jine
Marca
Constitution’ Avenue
Pennsylvania Avenue
Waite House
Washington 3 Monument
Xarong
White House
Truman
Congress
Pacific
I.o
Fooserei
Navy
Pean Knox
Petersburg Guests Move To Town For Permanent Residence
Petersburg residents welcome Mr and Mrs Andrew H Sawyer jr and daughter Holly of Syracuse visiting relatives here. Mr and Mrs Martin Lingner and children of New York arrive to live permanently in Petersburg. Mrs Mary Lewig remains confined to home with a broken hip from a recent fall.
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Andrew H. Sawyer
Phone Strike Tests Resolve Across Key Industries
Nationwide walkouts hit telephone workers and oil plants as government seizure order follows failed wage talks. Bell system disruptions prompt emergency measures while miners, longshoremen, and bus drivers join broader labor actions. President Truman moves to seize operations, citing insufficient output to meet military and essential needs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New _ York City
Long Lines
New Yorkk
Kacaes City
Memphis
Stat
American Telephone and Telegraph Co
Joseph Ere
Federation Brest
O. A. Knight
Navy
Theb
United Mine Workers of America
Washington
Schwellenbach
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
Chio
Kentucky
Indiana
Tennessee
New York
Pacific Greyhound
United Press
Truman
Nome
Admr
Ben Moreeil
Bureau of
Secetary
Naty H. Shuve Heasel
War Labor Board
Calumet
Chicago
Ami
Washinton
Texas
Ohio
Louisiana
New Jersey
Michizel
Kansas
Okla ‘Homa
Nines
Wyoming
California
Valence
Warner Brothers
Burbank
Cal
Warner Lot
Ted
iGlendale Police Department
Los Angeles County Sheriffs i Department
Navy Navy and Duke set for seventh grid clash
Navy and Duke prepare for their seventh meeting in a gridiron series at Duke Stadium this afternoon at 3. Navy, with back Ed Jenkins back in form after a layoff, seeks to extend its edge while Duke, coached by Eddie Cameron, aims to bounce back as both teams tune for the big test.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dastam
Navy
Duke Stadium
Dukes Blue Devils
Ikis
Aiver Conen
Oscar Hagberg
Sgiue
Annapolis
Blue Devils
Eddie Cameron
Felback
Ed Jenkins
Waterford Area Church Services and Public Notices
Waterford and surrounding communities schedule a busy week with trap and skeet practice at Prospect Hill Rod and Gun Club starting at 3 pm to aid hunters before the open bird season. Library closing due to election registration. church services across Episcopal, Wesleyan, First Baptist, and Presbyterian congregations feature special music, worldwide communion, and youth programs. Public tax dates announced for Waterford-Halfmoon school district with payment details and a long list of local committee members named for the Waterford Library project. Also noted are obituaries, community announcements, and tornado occurrence notes for the region.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Waterford
Ctob
Iwi
Hue
Waterford-Halfmoon
Percy E. Widetts
Waterford ~ S
Mechanicvills Road
President Leaves Today for Visits In Several States
President travels through Arkansas Missouri and Virginia with stops at Berryville Martinsburg and Caruthersville. He attends the wedding of former Senator Champ Clark’s relative, then boards the plane The Sacred Cow for Blytheville before heading to Kentucky for the Tennessee Valley Authority dam dedication.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Trv Jam
Arkanses
Missouri
Berryyile
J Va
Destmas
Beeneit Champ Clark
Grace Episcopal Church
Berrywide
Violet Benning
James N. Thompsons
Martinabore
Berryville
Mia
Truman
Margaret
Brunswick Sportsmen's Club Meets in Eagle Mills
A Brunswick Sportsmen's Club business and social meeting is set for Monday at 6 p.m. in Cropseyville club rooms. A Sunday field day on the grounds includes a covered dish supper. The Garfield School Association opens its 1913 1946 season Tuesday at 7 45 p.m. with John E. Lynd as new president. Plans for the Halloween party will be discussed. Reverend John A. Lavender will speak Sunday at 10 30 a.m. at West Sand Lake Methodist Church. Dr Charles M. McConnell of Boston University will speak Sunday Oct 23 at 8 p.m. during The Evening Caravan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brunswick Sportsmen’s Club
Cropseyville
Dih
Garfield School Association
John E. Lynd
John A. Lavender
West Sand Lake
Salem and area social notes from October meeting
Mrs. Benjamin Picola entertained at a Hastings Tea bridge luncheon where Mrs. Vernon Sion received the high score award. The Washington County Choatian Brotherhood fall rally is set for October 31 at Fitet Presbyterian Church in Salem with Clarence Rea of Salem as president. Rev. William E. Montgomery of Glens Falls will speak and Rev. James Harris of Glens Falls will lead songs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Benjamin Picola
Hastings
Vernon Sion
Washington County Choatian Brotherhood
Fitet Presbyterian Church
Salem
Clarence Rea
William E. Montgomery
Glens Falls
James Harris
Multiple Alcoholic Beverage Licenses Listed In Rensselaer County
Notice enumerates several license numbers and licensees in Rensselaer County New York. It reports on premises permitted for beer wine and liquor sales for on premise consumption or retail sale. Names include Margaret A Heffner Harvey's Jon Brownh Derby and others with addresses such as Route 9 Schodack Center Troy and Congress St Troy. The notices reference the Alcoholic Beverage Control Law and renewals or new licenses.
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Petay
Alcoholic Beverage Centre
Porateskill
Berlin Highway
Poestenkit
Renewaleer County
Schowack Center
Rensatiner County
New York
John
Butler
Bya Browh
Derby
Schodack Center
Kags
Renssiger Coumz
Binissamant Tavera
GaiSsot
Troy
Aelaer County
Lew
N.Y
Etali
Merri Hentsclaes County
BANE
Dyeia Raney Io
Secomi St
Tetall
Congress St
Rensselaer County
Jacob L. Ori
Congresa Sc
Co Premnias Coalagaarti
Teall
Ether St
Beneteleer Counts
Thomas J. Evers
Rives M
Albany Ave
Nascat
Renshetaer County
New ‘York
Anna &, Kelly
Kelly's Hore
Adbany Ave
Hdssan
Aerly
Renseciaer
Fae On
Prestives
St Rette
River Rost
Achodgel
Landing
Rensselaer Covery
Peg York
Ordinance regulate smoke and emissions in Troy details
The document outlines an ordinance governing emission limits for locomotives and open air smoke in the city of Troy. It details penalties including fines up to 350 dollars and potential jail time, enforcement duties of the Public Safety Commissioner, and provisions for abatement and compliance. The text also covers related municipal actions and a 1952 adoption by city officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aheor
Beieves
Troy
Tantitves
peyOne
Kremer
Geneny
Federal Bureau of Mines
Abel
Rominia
Herthy
Public Fafar
Commissioner of Public Safety
Polite
Frederick C Fillet
Trop
Phiten bCommisson Sith
Com
Syese Progexis
Scth
Gmebair
Pirate of Satis
Enloestad Sr
Cop MeRton
Alletan Rims
Fariere
Ager
Burne
Cabi
Ceanell
Farrell
Gratar
Mecards
Mises
Miper
Mitler
Caby
Cethmon
Comnet
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Axe
Baba
Tae
Bae
Oster & Shamy
Stleghany Ledhas
Saalmer
Borden Co
Rigeson
Eastman Redak
Geen Foods Corp
Mosors
Goodyear
Grarby
Great North
Illinois
Kennecott
Kresge
Libby
Me & Libby
Ligg & Myers
Lockheed
Carpoy Vt
Martin Giles
McHess & Robbins
Mont Ward
Bodie
Nash-Kelvinator
Camots
Dor
Baeds
Distillers Sid SE
Tospec
Selery
States
BSA WY Central
Amer Tits
Ezair
Otis Elevator
Sita Sa
Frente
Dot Lobb
Oblio
Eade Po
Packard Motors
Bortion
Lees
Pan-Amer Corp
Pepsi-Cois
Public Service
F. Wonde
Sd Puliman Ca
Dot
Radio Corp
Ranshes
Lin Rey Toh
Sm Greening
Sperry Corp BS
Sien Greene
Waser
S.A
Taskia
Sitaxas
Ve Bose
Wreia Tm
Af Air Corp
Kiem
Medics Sktte
Steet
Stade
Go Pra
Go Pra Tss 259 ° 315042 Bava
Laret Witte
Bros Hogy Matin
Watts
Secon
Ther Broz
Union SI
Zarte
Metin
Tibet
Rand Distribucion
Leghorna
Menands
Foster & Adame
HighLow
Close
Amer
Tynam
Armet
Gas & Etec
Bellum Steel
Brewaier Atrop
Arry Bisco Canad Marconi
Humble
Louisiang Land
Niagara & Hudson
St Régis
Byalgats Technicolor
United Gancam
United Lt & Ry
St. Mark's Episcopal
H Boardman Jones
Hudson Avenue Methodist
Legion
Quarter Club
Board of Supervisors
Petersburg
Ford
Mosday
National Labor Relations Board
Western Electric Employees Association
Kearny
Birilse
Duke
Baiile
Waterford Public Library
Episcopal
James T. Kerr
Wesleyan Methodist Church
Westeyan Methodist Church
Northside
Charles AL Barton
Stanley Hiob
First Baptist Church
Bbaptist
Hazel Abrams
Winifred Hicks
Wil
W. Clinton Merritt
Waterford Methodist Church
Wikian A. Perry
Jesus Beas
Cross
Frances. D. Moore
Epworth | League
Peter Pauszak
Carmella
Zacatola
the Leonard Hospital
St Marys Church
Mary
Ann
Onorio Zacerola
Patsy Reo
Louise
Rita
Janet
Gacarola
AMV
Lorenzo Zacarolla
Cpl
Anthony Zacarola
Italy
South
Wrest
St. Mary's Church
First Presbyterian Church
Herbert C .Willen
Berg
Roberts
Stebbins
Eagle Mills
Margaret A, Heffner
DIB/A
Harvey's
Jon
Bereny
Tavern Park
Renswethet County
New Yorm
Torots Ethalain
DB Sa
Maple Grove ‘Hotel
Smith
Boke
Cant
Conseil
Houth Lake
Rankin Avenues
Pespien Avenue
Jacob Street
Henry E. Smith
Third Street
Mantison
Aventis
Stalih
Rise
Alderan Ring Bad
Aleman Henry E Smish
State of New York
City of
Wits
Cy of Troy
Winter Street
Stridge
Fourth Street
Brive
Anna Shurragi
Gitta Gril
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