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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 10, 1945
Page
7
Finance pages report a stock market rally with gains in bonds and grains. Wheat and corn moved modestly higher while oats advanced. cotton faded late as overall trading showed mixed results in a volatile session.
OCR readout lists New York market quotes for flour milk and cheese products plus poultry meats. Prices vary by grade size and type with figures for whites, browns, dressed fowl and live stock including chicks roosters hens toms ducks and turkeys among others.
Veterans organizations in Troy heard Samuet W. McCochrane explain the proposed Businessmen Veterans Advisory Committee at the first meeting in Troy Post rooms. Otto Krause presided. the aim is to act as a coordinating body to help veterans enter business and secure financing while preserving veterans services.
Fourth Degree assemblies across the Third New York district will plan a degree in Troy. John J. Helly will lead training at St Joseph's Hall Green Island and the ceremony targets Sunday Oct 28 at 3 15 pm with a banquet at Hendrick Hansen. Edward T O Mail Troy George E Cundif Troy Joseph R Doran Mechanicville and others assist with hotel and ticket tasks. Frank L Kienhofer Matt Alaskey and Rev Edward T O Mail are among organizers.
Adjournment was taken to Oct 18 in Troy Police Court yesterday in three grand larceny cases tied to illegal cashing of war bonds. Defendants named were Erie Fogarty 22 of Washington Street Gertrude Ward 21 of Fourth Street and Anthony Dithura 13 of Madison Avenue Ar tans.
Through the cooperation of pare mig the Sopa who set fire to St Church in Méchanicville have been identified. El A Hopkins pastor of church and to Chief of Patice Nearer were intimated yesterday that no action could be taken against the boys.
The article discusses U S postwar strategy with Russia and the need for firm principle in negotiations after wartime leverage fades. It notes Secretary Byrnes and diplomat John Dulles stressing steadfast positions, and outlines a proposed peacetime U S propaganda agency with a budget of 20 to 26 million dollars, staff of about 1 069, and global embassy attachments to shape public opinion while coordinating with news agencies.
Patterson of California notes Hook faces a week to act as Aierson Wilsiett pushes a petition to bring the Hook resolution to the floor. Last week Congressmen Winder Harris and Elise Buck were active lobbyists for shipbuilders during the debate, with Buck opposing the BA amendment.
General Marshall warns that atomic power threatens peaceful life and urges a national defense system built on human readiness. He outlines Olympic and Coronet invasion plans and argues for universal military training to keep armies ready without wrecking the peacetime economy.
Rev James Thoham Legg a recently returned missionary of the Methodist Church to South America and pastor of Emmanuel Methodist Church in Montevideo will address the Peterburg Methodist Church tomorrow. He will discuss South America and its fate in the Concord of the Americas and the World sponsored by the Missionary Educational Division with refreshments afterward.
The Mohican Council in Washington County announced plans to broaden the Boy Scout program in District 3. About 300 boys are enrolled with a possible goal of 2000 scouts. A Granville meeting on Nov 1 will assign community representatives from organizations or institutions to establish units.
East Side plans and specifications for a new fire house in Mountain View are finished. Cecil Mc Hine reports fund canvass reached 100 percent. Funds raised by volunteers and Women's Auxiliary. event limited to 125 attendees. Also notices of WCTU and Home Bureau meetings and local church activities.
Troy Chamber plans an opposition dinner to discuss the St Lawrence Seaway impact. Speakers include Columbus of Albany and Dwight Marvin of The Record, with aims to show citizens how the Seaway would affect the three cities. The event seeks broad attendance at a low cost.
Notices concern petitions for probate of wills in Rensselaer County with surrogates court action against Elizabeth A Murrey and Helen Henney, plus licenses issued for alcohol sales in Troy. Names include Abram L Jordan, William A Dunne, Edward J Dorohue, Thomas P Beisestdin, Harvey W Resf, and John M Englishman. Places—Troy, New York. 401 Cantin Building. 725 Second Ave. 279 River Street. Dates refer to October 1945 and December approvals, with hearings at the Surrogate Court in Troy.
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