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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 18, 1946
Page
5
Kenneth Sonderleiter plans to kill three pet bears despite prior removal of meat veils. He cites meat shortages and seeks to supply meat this winter but delays slaughter to improve pelts. Authorities have not ordered the bears slain and weather timing influences the decision.
A dense notice outlines Albany and Rensselaer County actions including a special election proclamation by Governor to fill County Treasurer vacancy after Hastings death. It lists officials, dates, and procedural steps, with signatures from the Secretary of State and county election boards, plus a surrogate probate proclamation for the late William Hell.
Pastor addresses Rotarians on aerien aster and Seewino Aurigemma discusses the Ire of Christopher Cu Nimius. Maj Edward J. Parkins of the Salvation Army introduces speakers. The board meets Monday at 7 89 p.m. A comedy Yep Capsde will be presented today in the high school auditorium under the VFW. St Luke's Church notes St Luke Evangelist and Martyr feast celebrated tomorrow at 7 1 with Morning Prayer and Holy Communion. A Ladies Auxiliary delegation attended the county meeting in South Glens Falls. Miss Virginia Lane spoke on Girls State activities. The Bangor bride Dr Lawrence W Bailey wedding noted. Funerals for Adolph Botinski Elizabeth Shantz and John Kusesile listed. Knights of Columbus honor charter and 25 year members with program and awards. Brevities include Junior Dante Club dance at Dinty’s.
Washington UPI reports Senator Elmer Thomas, returning from Europe, noted Swiss flexibility in exchanging $500 in travelers checks for $625 in U S dollars. He cited currency instability and the Bretton Woods discussions as shaping demand for stable dollars, with some Swiss preferring deposits. He warned that European financial chaos was only beginning.
The Bureau of Labor Statistics reported yesterday that employment rose by 200 000 from August to September with a total nonfarm unemployment near 2 000 000. Government jobs fell by about half a million from a year earlier while construction contracted due to material shortages. Job gains occurred in manufacturing and trade as schools reopened, with declines in nondurable goods such as food and textiles.
A Twentieth Density Fund survey finds the average American business coaching firm lasts five years, highlighting high turnover in the sector. The study analyzes firms opening and closing within short windows, signaling volatile market dynamics and shifting investment prospects.
African Mountain will be illuminated for King George VI's royal visit next February. Technicians from 48 Union of South African Defence force have already secured lighting for a grand ascent to forty on the mountain behind Cape Town Harbor.
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