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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 10, 1945
Page
5
Lebanon MO reports mixed signals as industrial stocks rise to new peaks while a local tavern faces crowding issues. A nearby buyer complains about seating for patrons seeking rye drinks and a related disturbance highlights tension between business and neighborhood rules.
A scanned radio programming list outlines daily local station lineups. It catalogs shows, times, and hosts across morning to late evening periods, including news, dramas, musical segments, and public affairs features.
Teer peaseca market shows price moves after cuts with 400000 shares traded versus the prior stretch. Gains in sugar and beverage stocks boost names like Canada Dry Pepsi Cola and Sears Roebuck while a list of major industrials including General Motors Chrysler and General Electric leads gains. Bond and commodity markets hold a narrow range as investors eye peacetime prosperity forecasts and tax policy.
A 1940s style market notice lists OPA maximum price limits and freight costs for cornmeal flour rye flour and white granulated sugar, with wholesale ranges for eggs, broilers, fowls, turkeys and ducks. It notes regional price controls, varying by size and grade, and indicates no single quotation but general industry rates.
Reports from Manila and Washington describe Allied prisoners of war detailing brutal treatment by Japanese captors on the Bataan death march. The list of alleged war criminals includes General Yamashita and Japanese commander Homma, with testimonies of forced amputations and cruel abuse by units led by Lieutenants Nenashina and Watasuga. Strong evidence and survivor accounts fuel calls for punishment.
Pulse of the People discusses returning veterans support and wartime time rules while readers request appraisals of an 1856 magazine and questions on time standards and draft registration. The letters touch on veteran backings, wartime daylight savings, and postwar civilian registration requirements.
Lawmakers weighed creating a second Unknown Soldier for World War II to be buried near Arlington, with supporters calling it a gracious gesture and critics seeking a broader memorial symbol. Rep Melvin Price urged legislation, while Sen Albert Thomas and others argued for a memorial that transcends a single tomb.
Dozens of troop ships docked in Boston as 12,908 soldiers prepared to depart for European service. Yesterday's arrivals included the Marice Robin with 3003 soldiers, the Santa Cecilia with 393, the Pare Marquette with 80, and the Les Robin with 2563. Today the 33 Marios Devil is due with 2537 men.
Fragmentary OCR notes mentioning Felipe Mazeei and Daniel Drake with numbers 87 and 31 appear. The text references Wednesday activity at a shine dock with unclear meaning and access activation. No clear event or outcome is discernible.
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