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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 29, 1945
Page
6
A periodwide market briefing reports cabbage at favorable prices this week with other staples showing variable availability. Florida grapefruit and California tomatoes rise in supply while apples remain in strong demand. greens and root vegetables see mixed levels of stock.
Wholesale price snapshot shows flour, rye flour, cornmeal and mixed egg grades with firm eggs at 10,341 current. Butter wholesaler ceilings set with butter at various scores and tube premium. Cheese quoted nominally with no current figure. poultry quotations noted as wholesale with distribution costs included.
A net income of 21 693.27 after fixed charges was reported for September by the Boston and Maine Railroad in a financial statement issued last night. The figure contrasts with a much smaller total for the prior year. For the first nine months the railroad earned 3 875 924 84 after fixed charges, up from 3 464 532 60 in the prior period. Express, freight and mail revenue declined, while passenger revenue fell 6 percent.
Twenty railroads representing over five percent of U S sleeping car service submitted a plan to Reserve Pullman Inc to buy capital stock and dissolve the Pullman Co under a court order. The move aims to consolidate ownership of sleeping car operations and align routes with standardized car service.
Listings show live turkeys and fowl prices by grade and method of sale. By freight and by express sections include chickens, broilers, fowls and pullets with ranges from 21 to 39 cents per unit, plus miscellaneous entries and notes on unchanged values.
Washington announces a six cent per pound rise in GPI peanut butter prices effective November 1 due to subsidy cancellations. Government payments of 38 million dollars per year for peanut butter will be noted, with housewives paying higher prices for first purchases and processors raising ceilings by about four cents a pound. Retailers expect an average two cent boost as grocers calculate ceilings as a percentage over cost.
Melrose Methodist Church will serve a rock supper on November 2 starting at 5 20 pm and the bazaar will open at 4 pm The Melrose Home Bureau met at the home of Mrs Arnold Niche Luncheon was served at 2 20 pm Fifteen members and one guest attended The unit has 37 members Five new members were welcomed They are Mrs Donie Brenenstvhl Mrs Syren Anderson Mrs Bennmann Hil ir Mrs Grin Reed and Mrs Robert Davis The next meeting will be November 35 at the home of Mrs Paul Clam in Schaghticoke The Siberian Menchuria Saturday is marked forly all of its fourse by the rivers of Argun Amur and Casuri.
North Carolina struggles to buy tires amid sur plussite sales to private firms at 320 per item. LaGuardia and Governor Wallgren attack the Surplus Property Admin for bypassing laws and delaying municipal purchases. Birmingham and Spokane cited as cities thwarted by sales channels. Rooster in Indianapolis keeps an odd 1 3 o’clock crowing habit.
Reader letters discuss Navy discharge points not frozen, and critique wartime wage policy. Community voices warn Congress against inflationary plans, urge price cuts to boost demand, and question government spending on hydro projects versus private power.
A 15 year old Lena Neinstedt is arrested for the murder of a tailor in a Bronx neighborhood. Police say she admitted striking with a hatchet after drinking and stealing the victim’s hatchet and wallet. Neinstedt, who quit school and worked as a usher, described as remorseless yet evasive, is held without bail as officials call attention to youth delinquency amid wartime conditions.
A chaotic listing of radio programs broadcast by local stations with times, show titles, personalities, and segments all mixed in a dense telegraphic schedule. The piece reads like a daily grid of programs including talk shows, news, music, drama, and advertisements.
State announces amendments to Section Four of Article Four to require governor and lieutenant governor elected jointly by the same ticket. Provisions cover vacancy, temporary powers, and succession, with specifics on acting governor during vacancies and impeachment. Ballot questions ask voters to approve the amendments and outline related districting and representation changes.
Preliminary budget for the Town of Schoolstic for the fiscal year starting January is posted. A public hearing will be held at the Town Hall on November 5, 1945 at 7 o clock to discuss the proposed salaries of town officers and the budget as compiled.
A fragmentary text discusses proposed changes to military service preferences for civil service appointments and promotions, referencing positions held, veteran status, and the process of approving amendments. It mentions dates, potential charges, and constitutional context without clear narrative from the source.
Abstract of Proposition One outlines funding up to ten million dollars for public housing projects. It describes payments from the general fund to housing authorities under state subsidies, contingent on appropriations and contracts. The language is technical and includes governance by the state housing commissioner and periodic subsidies for municipalities and authorities.
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