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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 19, 1945
Page
7
The day’s market tape shows steel and motor issues gaining strength while general stocks hover with mixed results. Traders watch industrials and transportation names as broader economic signals and bond movements influence sentiment.
The clipping lists wholesale prices and sizes for flour and poultry products. It details extras by color, weights from 28 to 45 pounds, and nearby markets. Prices cover whites browns and blends, with broilers fryers fowls turkeys ducks and roosters and remarks on general availability and transport.
A fragmented wartime diary style report describes life on the home front with stray lines about shortages, prices, and daily routines. The piece references Ocean City and local scenes, noting mixed signals of progress and hardship amid a chaotic narrative voice.
Power First submits plan for merger with Union Trust, proposing exchange of 3.00 shares of Union’s supervRiue capital stock for Power First stock. The deal totals about $4,256,740 in value and includes related valve con costs. No final corporate restructuring details disclosed.
A garbled page notes Navy discipline and a Cay Slattery tie while detailing Republican aims to undermine the New Deal through a broad business push. It recalls Truman’s Missouri homecoming tensions in Independence with exclusive receptions and mock poker autograph stories.
The Incal Rationing Board at The Hotel Troy reports Troy district tire allotments nearly used up with no supplemental quota for the month. Only hardship cases may be considered as October allocations loom.
Tokyo diplomat Togo told United Press questions he and envoy Kuruma had no advance knowledge of Pearl Harbor attack. He discussed negotiations with the United States, cited November proposals, and described Japan's turning point from Guadalcanal to Saipan and Hiroshima as pivotal.
The text discusses admission of pro Communists to commissioned ranks, a Hollywood delegation at Roosevelt’s fourth inauguration party, and criticism of Gailmor tied to honesty and truthfulness. It reflects a Marching era tone with accusations about media and supposed thieves.
A long OCR fragment reports a legal notice for a property sale in Troy New York under Supreme Court proceedings. It mentions a January 1945 to December 1945 timeline, a purchase price and deed details, and a sale to the highest bidder. It also includes a separate town notice about a public hearing on sewer district expenses in East Greenbush New York with an annual assessment roll and a September 1945 filing.
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