Banks Get Christmas Credit Boost From Fed and BoE
The Federal Reserve Board and the Bank of England loosen credit at the start of the Christmas season to support lending to businesses and consumers. The move could curb gold demand, lower US short term yields, and influence dollar stability while possibly delaying recession fears.
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New York
Federal Reserve Board
Santa Claus
Europe
Sam
Bank of England
London Free Market
Washington
U. S
London
FRB
Andy
Banc
England
U.S
Latham Bank Branch Announces Longer Hours
Hollis E. Jerrington and John V. O Connell announce the Latham State Bank branch will be open 9 am to 8 pm Monday through Friday, with deposits until 3 pm credited the same day and after 3 pm credited next day, the Latham Shipping Center location.
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Latham
State Bank of Albany
Hollis E. Jerrington
John V. O'Connell
Latham Shipping Center
RPI Professor Invited to Pulp and Paper Conference
Walter H. Bauer of Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute Chemistry Department will join a two day research conference at Hotel Northampton in Northampton Massachusetts. The event, hosted by the American Paper and Pulp Association and the Technical Association of the Pulp and Paper Industry, gathers engineers and chemists from industry and education to discuss fundamental chemistry and chemical engineering related to the pulp and paper industry.
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Department of Chemistry
Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
American Paper and Pulp Association
Technical Association of the Pulp and Paper Industry
Northampton
Mass
Local area residents named for Boca Raton sales convention
Mrs Josephine Hawkins of Troy and Joseph A Forget of Cohoes are chosen by Security Mutual Life Insurance Co New York to attend the company sales convention in Boca Raton Florida from tomorrow through Wednesday. Selection honors sales excellence.
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Troy
Cahoes
Security Mutual Life Insurance Co
New York
Boca Raton
Fla
Josephine Hawins
Eighth Ave
Joseph A. Forget
Bridge; Ave
Cohoes
Breslaw Star Franchise Deal Moves to Breslaw Bros
Sealy Breslaw Star Franchise transfers to Breslaw Brothers as 12 Breslaw home furnishing stores in northeastern New York gravitate to Sealy line mattresses. Morton Yulman, president of Sealy Mattress Co., presented the offer to Marlin Breslaw, Breslaw Bros secretary.
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New York
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Sealy Mattress Co
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Breslaw Bros
Felt Co Promotes Area Men
Felt Co promotes area men to key posts at Albany and nationwide. General foremen from Watervliet and Latham named among three promoted to technical consultants guiding manufacturing and process of felt weaving. New department managers also assigned across multiple locations.
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United States
Canada
Miamaf
LaNore
Latham
Bedgwick, Waterviiei
Post- Albany Felt Co
Ems
Milly
Welexivy
Wil- Charles Saimond
Charles
Taree
Abbany Felt Co
Watervliet
Oie
Revehewn
Everett Reed
Charles Sedgwick
Waterviiet
Charles Salmand
Ard
Waterviiel
Stall Pass Dr
Albany
Floyd J Zanette
Nelson Ave
Lac Them
John W. Eisler
Chuck Rid
Westmere
Edward S. Hob
Aon
Pinewood Rd
East Greenbush
Averill Park Man Reenlists In Navy
Averill Park man Negge M. Ane reenlisted as third class batterman in the US Navy. He is the son of Mr and Mrs Motameed Allie of RD 4 and serves aboard the Atlantic repair ship Amphion. The reenlistment was conducted by Capt HP Rommel as part of the Navy's Selective Training and Retention Program.
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Negge M. Ane
USN
Motameed Allie
RD 4
Othe Navy
Navy
Averill Park Central School
Seven Rescued As Ship Sinks Off Halifax Coast
Seven crew members of a four ton coastal vessel were rescued about 150 miles off the Atlantic coast by the rescue center after the Llewellyn sprang a leak and sank southeast of Sydney Nova Scotia. Two men from Albany were arraigned in Rensselaer Police Court with adjournment granted until next moon today.
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Nova Scotia
UPE
Atlantic
Air Force
Tescue
Sea
Rensselaer
Llewellyn
Ant
Sydney
Rensselaer Po
Betate
LaVerne G. Lewis
Grantor
Moon
William Beaulieu
Castlevn
Stanley Williams
Albany
Joseph Cooke
Nino Ciprioni
Questions and Answers on Social Security Benefits 4
Green Island widow asks if a daughter's work affects her check. Answer: her income does not reduce the widow benefit. IRS defines earned income as wages and net self employment profit. A Watervliet reader asks about quarters needed. answer: still requires at least 40 quarters for eligibility, current rules unchanged.
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Green Island
Tye Self
Q. Gdc. of
Troy
Internal Revenue Service
Q. B.W
Watervliet
Moves To Lathan James Spitosa Expands Market Reach
Lathan James Spitosa, who ran a food market at 504 Art Ave Waterstiet, has relocated his business to Lathom and now operates the meat department at Catalanes Market on Route 3. The move signals growth and a broader product line for the family business.
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Lathan
James Spitosa
Art Ave
Waterstiet
Lathom
Catalanés Market
Mutual funds face criticism as surveys spark debate
An authentic survey on mutual funds shows they bought more than they sold during September, stabilizing stock prices. Funds hold about 42 percent of NYSE value, making them a potent investment force. The study, NAIC’s seventh since WWII, counters claims that funds drive prices down and notes continued net buying. Also covers new fund openings and notable fund actions amid market conditions.
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ME Mutual D
Securities and Exchange Commission
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Mmomhs
Charles FP. Eaton Jr
Hoth Tans
Balinved Fund
Fiona
Ahares Fan
Wen
Stack Fui
Peseerire
Oppenheimer FN
Mutual Fonds
North Troy Rod and Gun Club nominates officers
Walter Grimmick president announced at the Melrose clubhouse meeting that nominations for officers will take place at the next session on Thursday November 10. An installation dinner is planned for January with James E Kelly and Richard A Kane named. Harold LaClair Rifle clubs chairman spoke on hunter safety demonstration before Explorer Post 10 and Boy Scout Troop 101 of the First Presbyterian Watervliet assisted by Roland Dengawli Chanes Marble and Frank T Gordon.
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Walter Grimmick
Melrose
Jira
James E. Kelly
Richard A. Kane
Harold LaClair
National Rifle Pecaes
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First Presbyterian Church of
Drive group meeting Tuesday for Muscular Dystrophy drive
Air chairmen and aides plus many interested persons are invited to a meeting Tuesday at 7 p.m. in the Trojan Hotel by John a Sanvidge, chairman of the Rensselaer County Chapter. He urged continued support in the fight against muscular dystrophy and said Rensselaer County will share in the fundraising drive.
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John A Sanvidge
Rensselaer County
Two Troy Men Attend Naval School at Marine Corps Center
Pvt. James A. Sullivan son of Mrs. Blanche Sullivan of 228 and Lt. Edward K. Walsh son of Mrs. Anna G Walsh of 22 Mellon Ave attend Operations Clerk School and Aviation Structural Mechanic School at the Naval Air Technical Training Center Memphis Tennessee. Sullivan is a Troy High School alumnus and Walsh attended Catholic Central High School before enlisting.
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James A. Sullivan
Blanche Sullivan
Edward K. Walsh
Anna Gf. Walsh
Mellon Ave
Aviation Structural Mechanic
Naval Air ‘Technical Training Center
US Marine Corps
Memphis
Tenn
Marine Corps
Pvt. Sullivan
Troy
Pfe. Walsh
Catholic Central High School
St Michael's Guild Plans Rummage Sale at Church Hall
St Michael's Guild will hold a rummage sale tomorrow at 1533 South Avenue. Sale runs from 9 to 3 in the afternoon with items accepted at the church hall or store. David P. Menning, president, names Mrs Lester Eustace chairwoman and Mrs Timothy Conroy cochairman for the event.
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Morsay
Sth Ave
David P. Menning
Lester Eustace
Timothy Conroy
Cochairman
Donston
Across clues mix slang plots in odd puzzle page
A garbled jumble of crossword style clues hints at slang phrases and garden terms. The readable items mention a TV show, farmers, gardening tools, babysitting and church bench, with scattered references to money, politicking, and warnings about trust. The overall piece feels like an incoherent puzzle column fragment.
Prize Puzzle Entry Rules For Record Newspapers
The Record Newspapers announce a weekly puzzle contest with a $50 prize. Entries must be mailed or deposited by a Wednesday deadline, limited to one per household, and only one correct solution exists. Winners may be published and the judging decision is final. The correct answer is kept confidential until after each week’s contest.
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