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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 07, 1943
Page
17
Public notice states no rationing or price rise beyond 25 cents while current stocks last, but inventories are limited and dealer supplies are low. Consumers urged to buy Kemp's Balsam and Lane's Tablets from their local druggist as the cough and cold season arrives.
Legal notice lists polling place assignments for Troy Common Council registration days October 6 7 October 15 15 and November 2 across wards. It names store addresses garages schools barber shops and Lyceum rooms as first or second election districts with street locations and ward designations. Also includes certifications of dissolution Hyway Spreaders Inc and notices of liquor licenses issued for multiple Troy establishments with address details and on premises consumption notes.
Trading slowed as major leaders drifted, with declines in chipmakers and several industrials. Transactions reached 715,860 shares as tax concerns weighed on buying. Weaker issues included Bethlehem, General Motors, Goodyear, International Telephone, Morris, Santa Fe, DuPont and Allied. Bunds showed selective buying while commodity quotes drifted with grains steady.
New York produce prices show steady or firmer values across items. Flour futures list 100 lb sacks at 3.73 to 3.78 for soft winter and 3.37 to 3.75 for straights. rye flour 3.37 to 3.42. corn meal 2.99 to 3.43. buckwheat nominal. Feed steady, Western bran per ton about 41.55. Butter prices strong with graded scales up to 42.0 cents per lb. cheese nominal with no quotations. eggs firm with first receivers' selling prices around 13.8 cents per lb for 30 dozen, with shipper/pay and jobber price adjustments noted.
Three judge panel led by Learned Hand rules that current AP by law granting local news exclusivity is unlawful under anti trust law. If by laws are amended as directed, exclusivity with the Canadian Press would not violate the act. A 120 day stay is granted for AP to implement changes while noting the case’s significance and potential appeal to the Supreme Court.
Garden City contractor F. Stone faced a minor mishap as his wheelbarrows stalled. He hurriedly fetched tires to restore mobility and resume work.
Notice is issued to sell the secret retail store under the Alcoholic Beverage Law at 270 Serend Avenue, Troy, and 270 Second Ave, Troy, New York. The action involves JAM ANT SOPHIA FELLOWS and concerns off-premises sale.
Oscar W Tyree a Troy engineer and RPI graduate leaves the State Vocational Training School in Schenectady to become industrial engineer with Behr Manning in Schenectady. J Burns returns to Troy as electrical instructor while Harold W Ranney moves to Schenectady to organize electrical department courses.
The movement unites Communists and non Communists in common resistance to Germany and calls for help from American and British forces. Partisan leaders praise patriotism across religion and politics, while stressing reliance on guerilla skill and civilian support as they expand beyond Italy’s retreat.
John Henry Lewin of the Justice Department's Anti Trust Division hailed a three judge court ruling against the Associated Press. He said the decision finding the AP by laws violative of the Sherman Act was a victory for press freedom. Lewin argued the press cannot be free if its main news source is a private club asset that bars rival papers competing with AP members.
Virginia Caroline Moffatt a 31 year old woman Army Air Transport pilot from Los Angeles was killed when a basic training plane spiraled and crashed at the Cal Acro field near Ontario California The ferrying division officer reported she had been ferrying planes since last May across the country from Los Angeles to points nationwide.
Line Pierced details a scorched earth withdrawal with villagers reporting thirty tons of grain burned for winter. German retreat loots includes wheels and baby carriages, as Allied air raids target Bologna. Air battles see 15 German planes downed, six Allied lost, amid shifting Mediterranean scenes and Aegean tensions.
Reports state Leras Island and Samo were recaptured and Stampale in the western Dodecanese occupied by British air forces two weeks ago. Cairo dispatch notes progress as Allied planes harass Rhodes and Sorete airfields while pressing to eliminate threats to Greece. Transport of 1200 soldiers overseas is described as requiring 4X and more than 700 cars.
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