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Troy Record in Troy, New York

30 Oct 1944

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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Oct 30, 1944

Page

16

Stocks Spotty In Short Market Session

New York stocks opened unevenly with a cautious tone as investors avoided risk ahead of the weekend. Grumman Aircraft surged to a 194 peak before retreating. Mortis & Essex and Delaware, Lackawanna & Western moved on news of a merger agreement approved by the Lackawanna Road. Front runners included Santa Fe Southern Pacific Great Northern General Motors Bethlehem Texas Co Panhandle Producing Douglass Aircraft Kennecott and J C Penney with others lagging like Anaconda Electric Power & Light Deere Air Reduction and Phelps Dodge.

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New York UPI Grumman Mortis & Essex Delaware Lackawanna & Western Lackawanna Road Santa Fe Southern Pacific Great Northern General, Motors Bethlehem, Texas Co. Panhandle Douglass Aircraft Kennecott J.C. Penney Anaconda Electric Power & Light Deere, Air, Reduction Phelps Dodge Bodds Foster Atanu Attesheny Ludtwn Abed Chemical Lamls Chalmers Jam Loco Jnc Steel Fay FT. & T. Pbib S Oh Baldwin Loco Bendix Aviation Best Foods Zee Oy Racing Air Io iBorden Co Borg Warner Cleat & Hecla Oy Canadian Pacific Os Celanese Corp. iChes Obio Chrysler BO Cluett Edison Motors Curtiss Het & Hudson Douglas Bupoar pElée Auto Lite Gen Electric Gen Foods Corp Gen Motors Goodyear Tire Great Orth Pr Homestake Inspiration Tater Nickel Kresge Libby Lockheed Nz Mack Truck Marine Mid Corp Toe Ayay Martin Glen aSia McKesson & Rob Sfont-Ward Ricator Nash-KeWin Wat Biscuit Nat Cush Nat Dairy Nat Distillers NY Central NY Catstupid North Amer New York Steaay Packard Motors Panamer Corp Pennsylvania Phillips Petrot Pullatan Ca Radio Corp Rem-Rand Repab Steel Schenley Sears-Roebuck Sinclair Oil Buffalo Southern Pacific Wa Southern Railway Sperry Corp Bfixeacolote Am. Arneeee Estras Board of Education OH NJ Ana Studebaker Texas Co Oper Whiteset Union Carbide BOM Union Pacific Ibs Otl Reser Air Corp Ims United Fruit Maida United Gas Imp Whide Western Savoy Western Eppers Busket ELS Meeting House Easton Abbage Pacific Area Javoy Earl D. Wooddell Kald Memorial Baptist Church Utica aLon Doz Broccoli Dex Bu York State Baptist Association Icarrots Howard Hunt Basket Tatholic Daughters of America Corporal Catalin James E Patuneye I Creole Ts Bumay Ah Maine Bond & Share Glen Alden Coal 1655 Humble Oil New 405 Florida Louisiana Bushell St. Regis Republic Long Island United Gas Con
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Mechanicville Widow Anna E. Reynolds Dies at Store

Mrs. Anna E Reynolds widow of J Chars Reynolds of Mechanicville died Saturday evening after entering Lena Hirer store and receiving a hypodermic from Dr F M Purcell. Coroner Arthur W Johnson ruled coronary thrombosis. She had moved from Cambridge forty years ago and was active in First Methodist Church and Women’s Society for Christian Service. Survived by sister Mrs J Atice St Winston and brothers Edwin D Harring ie and two nieces and two nephews. Body sent to Bright Dune Funeral Home with arrangements incomplete.

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Anna E. Harrington Reynnolds J. Chars Reyoolds Mechanicville Lena Hirer FM Purcell Arthur W. Jounson Reynolds Cambridge Mechasieville First Methodist Church Women's Society For Christian Service Labor ‘of Love Circle Hiegs Daughters of the Church Jatice St Winston Edwin D. Harringie Bright Dune Funeral
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Curb Market Notes and City Council Session

October 28, 1944, brief City Council meeting in Municipal Building with Mayor Homer Eckerson presiding. Health officer Dr Frank A Mastrianni reported three scarlet fever cases, one polio, one tuberculosis, and one pneumonia. Incinerator plant reported as newly working. After vouchers audited, adjournment. Present: Mayor Eckerson and Commissioners Hawley B Harvey, John S Moore, Angelo DeCrescenti. Also notes on church events, War Bond progress, bowling schedule, garbage ordinance patrols, obituary for Mrs. Rilla L. Bissell, and various local notices including railroading and social activities.

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Homer Eckerson Frank A. Mastrianni Angelo DeCrescenti Public Works Thesi Hosier Eckerson Hawley B. Harvey John 5. Moore
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Evie Robert’s car stop ends in police stand off

A Maryland State policeman pulls over Evie Robert’s car after a failed search for registration. Evie taunts the officer, prompting a brief confrontation before he orders a lockup. The scene shifts to social notices and community events including luncheons, club meetings, and PTA plans.

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Sally Harvey's Washington Hobert Maryland Robert Evie Charley Michelson
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Net Income Reported by B. M. Railroad

The monthly financial statement shows net income of $757,087.47 after contingent charges and $575,095.32 after other charges for Saston and Mainé Railroad in September, versus $710,635.45 after fixed charges for the previous September. For the first nine months, earnings after fixed charges totaled $5,464,532.60, with $3,490,215.88 after contingent charges, compared with $7,319,694.03 after fixed charges in the same period last year. A separate note mentions a weather observation during a night mission prior to an American bomber taking off.

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Saston & Mainé Railroad
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Soldiers Hear of Flag From Pamphlet of Strike Wake

In Kansas City a reader letter speaks against striking workers who use the flag to attack unions and urges pride for servicemen overseas. The writer condemns placards cheapening the flag and praises those who kept working and served, urging unity and support for the flag.

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Kansas City Pamner Vng Jose Nemes Gepihans
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Back Home Bring Me One Wondering Why Things Seem Unfair

Overseas voices reflect on fairness as soldiers return. A sergeant and comrades face strong opinions while veterans’ families hope for sense and peace. Pickets and support groups pressure for recognition as October notes Watervliet.

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Sergeent Watervier
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