Industrials Decline as Market Rises and Falls Echo
Industrial stocks weakened amid a fluctuating market with rail and steel sectors showing declines. Commodities mostly moved lower as investors weighed federal actions and corporate forecasts.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 17, 1945
Page
5
Industrial stocks weakened amid a fluctuating market with rail and steel sectors showing declines. Commodities mostly moved lower as investors weighed federal actions and corporate forecasts.
Market notes list butter prices and produce values with references to weights and formats. Entries show variations in butter pricing, creamery levels, and premium marks, indicating fluctuating dairy values and nearby item quotations in the Menands area.
Market notes show nominal cheese and poultry prices under Regional OPA orders with adjustments for freight and express, listing assorted items such as broilers fryers roosters fowls turkeys ducks and hens with varied per pound ranges and maximum limits. Prices reflect maximums not universal selling levels and emphasize ongoing regulation by the OPA.
Edward McDonald reports Albany officials and political figures discuss potential appointment of an Albanian as United States Attorney for the Northern District. Name candidates include Joad Delapex, J Higbee of Syracuse, and William J. Heinecke, with Delaney and local Democrats shaping the process amid ongoing jockeying for the surrogate post.
Lt. Csi. W. Halford Maguire, native of Bennington, died of scale colitis on Honshu last February while in a Japanese prison camp. His wife planned to join him in California, believing he had been freed and would return home. Maguire, son of Patrick H Maguire, had been a prisoner since the fall of the Philippines. war department notes say Japan never notified America of his death.
Harold J. Dooley Jr., son of Mr and Mrs Dooley of Hoosick, receives the War Medal for heroic achievement in Germany on April 2 1945. He returned to aid a wounded comrade under heavy fire and guided him to safety. Dooley served as gunner with a regional combat platoon and later was at a Rheims depot after leaving home in 1943. He has brothers Francis and Cart also in service. General Jenna M. Devine commands the Eighth Armored Division and is married to former Miss Anne Whitelegge of Troy.
The piece outlines a May show of force among candidates for governor and key party figures. It mentions Mead and Philoon with Bowden College ties, Frank Lowe and Wallace Pioon among generals, Sen. Wallace Wire in the Senate leadership, Boss Ed Flynn of the Bronx, and Bill O’Dwyer as the independent mayoral hopeful. A copyright note cites Bell Syndicate.
The following area servicemen were honorably discharged this week from the Army via Fort Dix separation center. John F. Breen, First Lt Joan B. Antdorph, Master Sgt Howard McWiltsie, Charles A Albrecht, Herbert Charbonneau, Donsaid Kelute, George P. Galarneau, William C. Hoy, John J. Hussey, and others from Troy and Watervliet.
Boy Scouts and Girl Scouts toured the grave of Dr J Lester Sherman in Cambridge. Troop 9 of Ninth Presbyterian Church Troop 21 of Westminster Presbyterian Church and the Ninth Church Camp Fire Girls joined the afternoon visit. An address at the grave was delivered by Robert MacAuley, a Troop 9 Scout Committee member, as district and troop activities were noted in a fall camporee roundup.
Mrs Malcolm A Duncan Wallace sails to England to join her husband, long held in Japanese custody since the fall of Singapore. The couple’s reunion follows liberation of high ranking civilians and military personnel, aided by the British Embassy and Australian bank networks.
Daily radio schedule listing multiple programs including News, Music, and Talk segments. Names such as Timexeter, Saline, and Dallas appear with times and show titles. Includes broadcasts like Noontime Melodies and The Theater of the Mind with various hosts and guests.
Sevent h Army unit honors many personnel for frontline service as Germany s unconditional surrender neared. Awards include Bronze Stars for STANLEY J. LUKUSKAS, VINCENT CASCHERA, and MICHAEL RILEY. 13,000 prisoners captured. citations and commendations noted for numerous air and ground units. assorted servicemen listed with hometowns and assignments in the Atlantic and Pacific theaters.
The Appellate Division of the Supreme Court will hear arguments in Irene Clark manslaughter case in Reasselter County. District Attorney Earle J. Wiley appeals Judge Harry E. Clinton’s dismissal of the indictment after grand jury review. Defense counsel contends the alleged event could not prove death.
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