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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1943
Page
20
New York reports a broad market rebound spurred by Italy's surrender and a large federal financing drive. Utilities, steels, motors, gold mines and air transport led gains with notable pulls in U S Steel and Bethlehem, while bonds firmed selectively and wheat rose in Chicago.
Market notes list steady prices for flour rye cornmeal and buckwheat with several grade distinctions. Butter quotes show bulk pricing in New York Creamery cartons with average scores and premiums. eggs listed firm with multiple package weights and prices.
A decipherable market note reports mixed gains for peppers cucumbers and tomatoes. Despite garbled text key items include peppers tomatoes sweet potatoes cucumbers and cabbage with prices partially indicated.
Jamestown U P manager W Cra mer Peterday appointed cultural agent to succeed C Kenneth Bullock who resigned to lead New York State Food Commission. The notice promotes buying war bonds as a patriotic action for Chautauqua County residents.
The New York Court of Appeals heard argument on a Supreme Court ruling that the first reapportionment in 26 years is unconstitutional. The state seeks to preserve a 53 member Senate, while Assembly seats shift among upstate counties and New York City districts.
Averill Park Mrs Gevrens of New York is a guest of Mrs Mary Bunger. Frank Heehers visiting relatives at Adams. Mabel Ruth Herrington spent the week with relatives in New York. Leon Smith and O Murphy Jr of Mar. W Va spent a few days with Mr and Mrs Roy Kehn. Roy Trombly and Mrs Harvey Kern hosted by Spinefield residents. Lilian Kennedy returned after weeks with the Kennedy family. Van Hoosen family camp at Burden Lake returned home. Charles Willis left Matilda Gundrum’s to live with his mother in New York. Howard Donnelly family and Peggy plus Mrs Barzen returned to Albany from their cottage. Mary O'Donnell, summer with her mother Helen Kane, returns to East Rockaway to teach. Chauncey Waterbury family sold their home and left Thursday for se.
Reports say Italy’s internal situation remains under German influence while many Italian formations near northern Italy are drawn up against German troops. Swiss mobilize frontier forces as Der Bund notes Italian units near Venice. Genoa Turin Milan area reportedly under Italian control with German withdrawals. Corsica military action rumors persist with Allied fleet nearby.
Allied forces clashed with German troops as amphibious landings began near Salerno Amalfi and Naples. A Canadian pilot estimated a 1000 square mile invasion fleet. Montgomery's Eighth Army advanced along the southern coast at Vibo Valentia despite demolitions blocking direct land thrusts.
St Petersburg area notes record bake sale at Kowalsky’s tomorrow at 10 a.m under Ladies Aid of German Lutheran Church Taborton. Republican Club of Sand Lake met with officers elected led by Hastings and Rov ers. Game party planned at Burden Lake Casino Friday Oct 45. Averill Park Sand Lake fire company elected officers William Rendert etc and voted to raise 500 taxes for the coming year. New members Howard Sicily and Harry Danbury accepted.
More than 30 000 motorists in Rensselaer County face expiration of driving licenses at midnight September 30. Deputy County Clerk Peter L Stover reports slow renewals and outlines a rolling schedule of renewal sites across towns such as Stephentown Nassau Sand Lake West Sand Lake Brunswick Grafton Wynantskill Berlin Petersburg and Rensselaer to prevent a last minute rush.
Stephentown residents hosted Mrs. Donald Sutherland at Mrs. Emma McFeely’s home on Tuesday. Guests included Mrs. Anna Sutherland, Oswald Pelton and son Peter of Albany, Gilbert Bulson of Arlington, Virginia. Taconic Valley Grange met Monday night with Master Jesse Haley presiding. Fred Jones spoke on agriculture and the war. the men's quartet sang. Lockwood Carpenter sang a solo. readings were given by Wyatt Haley and Silas Hicks. Booster night is set for September 20 at the next meeting.
Waterford named Waterford native Waterford Louis Cuomo as town chairman for the War Finance Committee of the Third War Loan Drive. He appointed Ettore Castracani Joseph Fannucci and Annabele Passeretti to assist him.
Eighth Army reports reveal civilian hardships as Italy’s surrender sinks in. Mothers with infants, elderly grandparents, and youths endure uncertainty and fear while awaiting the next developments in the collapsing theater.
A well dressed civilian youth, who claimed to be Amadeo Alessandria, appeared with an American flag and said he was linked to California financier Giannini. He joined a Commando patrol guarding southern Pizzo, mentioning family in San Francisco and loyalty to America and Britain. AMoslem legend about 72 virgins is referenced in the scene.
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