Stock Prices Decline in Slow Trading Session
In a quiet session FA Foster and Adams report stock prices easing with little movement. Prices show a small decline across major issues as traders await clearer guidance and market cues.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Oct 31, 1944
Page
17
In a quiet session FA Foster and Adams report stock prices easing with little movement. Prices show a small decline across major issues as traders await clearer guidance and market cues.
Abilene Texas registrars report 327 girls enrolled at Abilene Christian College, the largest student body in the school's history. A county extension service food lesson on saving time in food preparation will be conducted tomorrow and Thursday with Miss Delpha Wiesersdanger of Cornell University teaching.
Registration for renewal of Basic A or D ration books will occur in Troy and Lansingburg over three days. Residents must bring vehicle registration, speedometer reading, and the back cover of the current A or D book headed Certification of Bookholder. Sites include multiple schools and Rail Joint Co. office with extended hours at one Troy site. Brunswick So. 10 and Hi residents register at School 18.
The piece discusses a silent voter bloc fearful to speak against the administration, reserving protests for the ballot box. Democrats claim these voters are moved by wartime sacrifices and may withhold support for the commander in chief. They point to drives in New York, Pennsylvania, Massachusetts, Illinois, Michigan and private concessions predicting Dewey wins in Missouri and West Virginia.
A 1944 market list mixes produce prices with political analysis noting Republicans aim to carry two border states and contest others. It cites New York, Pennsylvania, Oklahoma, Kentucky, Maryland, and other regions as pivotal while listing tomatoes, beans, onions, apples, and more with varied unit prices.
Pvt Frank H Michen son of Mr and Mrs Frank Michen of 506 Grand Street has been missing in action since September 30 according to a War Department telegram received by his wife who with their three children lives at 22 George Street Green Island He was born in Troy and later moved to Green Island serving about one year despite telegram stating missing letters dated October 3 and October 8 have reached his wife and the department will check further
New York stock market suffered a blue Monday with widespread losses and fractional declines. Ticker tape moved slowly, with 604,907 shares changing hands. some large issues steadied late while investors weighed investment service recommendations and geopolitical news. Major companies cited included Grumman, American Telephone, Pennsylvania, Westinghouse, International Harvester, and others. Wheat futures at Chicago fell while cotton finished mostly unchanged.
Local radio listings reveal a dense schedule with multiple hosts and programs across morning, midday, and evening slots. Notable items include Famous Jury, News reports on WRY, and various music and talk segments featuring hosts like George Milosch, Tracy Smith, and Henry J. Taylor, with station identifiers and times noted.
A Mineral Wells group of business men proposes a Texas Silk Industry to plant one hundred thousand mulberry trees and build a plan to challenge Japan in peacetime. The effort seeks $10 80 to establish the industry and develop a domestic silk supply.
The church dedicates a shrine to Our Lady of Lourdes during a Sunday service attended by about 100 people. Rev Sylvester Dideetto and Rev Danian Lane assisted, with Father Sandela blessing the shrine. Devotional services will be offered, and petition ribbons will be read at devotions.
Mrs Ada Snyder moved into her new home Monday. Mr and Mrs Robert Perkins and family have mowed to Beterspurs. Jay Hakes and sons spent Sunday with Mr and Mrs Arthur Serid. Mrs Dorothy Stoonig Hl at the home of her parents Mr and Mrs Donald Brow. Literacy tests the Siven vat School Disider No 1 today from 9 ayn unt 4 pom Mrs Hernard Simmons has rere turned from the Leonard Hospital and is convalescing at her home. Edward B Feathers attended the faneral of his uncle Edward Green formerly of Cropseyville at Davies Conn Saturday. Mr and Mrs Irving Bonestee Have received word from the War Department that their son First Sergt Lester Boresteal was Spun fed in action in France on Oct 1 The Halloween party abs oy the B T A and held Friday night at the Town Hall was well tended by the children. First award in the crawd match was won by Carl Boomhower second by Eileen Bentley and whled by Edward Sheridan. Games were en joyed with prizes. Stweet cider ane doughnuts were served.
Mrs Paul Chagnon and son Sodb ie spend a few days with friends in New York. Harry Qua and Walter Nygard of Camden Valley were among the first in the area to shoot deer. Mrs Mary Getty has bears visiting her daughter. Mrs Dedrick Tonsill in Boston has returned. Mrs Edne Peck and daughter Louise return from New Jersey. Mr and Mrs Clifton Wilson of Tilton New Hampshire are spending the.
A garbled recount references Byrnes decision and a trucking incident in New York with unclear actors. It notes a Roosevelt connection and criminal ties but provides few concrete facts or names, yielding a fragmentary, evasive glimpse of a political and labor context.
A weekend gathering at the home of Mr and Mrs Henneth Fick and relatives ended with the deaths of two aunts and extended family members. The Misses Scott, Mrs Cameron S Rich and Shirley Rich, who had been visiting in town, returned to Syracuse on Tuesday after the feuds in town.
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