Steels and Motors Extend Stock Market Gains
Markets rise as steel and motor shares advance led by industry names. Investors monitor prices and company updates amid steady trading with positive sentiment and cautious optimism in the session.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 20, 1945
Page
9
Markets rise as steel and motor shares advance led by industry names. Investors monitor prices and company updates amid steady trading with positive sentiment and cautious optimism in the session.
Listings show prices for fowls roasters turkeys ducks and young birds with varied weights and ages. Pricing reflects OPA limits and transport costs with notes on maximums and selling levels.
A B-29 mission faced headwinds and delays as three Superfortresses led by Gen Curtis LeMay Gen Barney Gites and Brig Gen O'Donnell attempted a nonstop flight from Mazutani to Washington. After long hours in the air the mission was interrupted near Chicago with tailwinds failing and weather issues delaying the crossing.
London discussions in early December focused on Yugoslav claims and the future of Trieste, with debates over Italy’s border and control of Venezia Giulia, and questions of Soviet or Western trusteeship. Reports highlighted Britain and the United States positions and the potential strategic value of Eritrea Tripolitania and the Dodecanese in shaping influence along the Mediterranean and Suez corridor.
The Railroad YMCA announces formation of bowling leagues with a meeting tonight at 7 45 PM. Captains named include Albert Cramer George Maclaren Emmett Howd and others. games begin Monday on refurbished lanes.
Halfmoon Grange sets Booster Night at the meeting Tuesday in the grange hall. A special program will be presented and new members will be received. Worthy Master Jay B. Mincher will preside. Replies to Robin letters from men in service were read at the last meeting. A dance contest winner will enter a county contest on October 6 at the Pomona Grange meeting.
A column critiques Roosevelt era unions alleging self serving pension rules and sweeping powers. It argues presidents could suspend members, levy unlimited assessments, and silence dissent in the name of union welfare, citing a New Jersey A class membership case and broader limitations on political liberty during the period. The piece questions the paradox of “freedom” rhetoric versus restrictive union governance.
New York refugees are considered legal residents and subject to state income tax. Attorney General Goldstein stated refugees must be treated as residents for tax purposes, with six months or more of the year spent in the state indicating permanent abode. The Tax Commission will audit to identify those with sufficient income to owe taxes.
A benefit social to support the American Relief for Italy campaign begins at 4:30 pm in the Chasan Building tonight. Dr. Mario J. Cuoco leads the Troy drive aided by Mrs Pasquale Rizzo and FF Belotte. Ticket returns are handled by a committee including Michael DeBonis, Maria Comis, Mrs Lou Rasomitia, Mrs A Tagliarini, Mrs Anthony Tocci and Anthony Moncatello.
Strikes expanded across the oil industry and General Motors divisions. As many as 25,000 GM workers could join layoffs if Packard Electrical Co. walkouts persist. Sinclair and Shell refineries faced shutdowns with 1,800 workers walking out in East Chicago and hundreds in Detroit and Toledo.
Firemen responded to a four story brick building at 2104 Seveth Avenue after a defective stovepipe caused smoke damage on the first floor occupied by Mrs. Car nes. Building owned by Josephine Btopielio. second floor by Mrs. George Wagner. third by Brennan. fourth by Anna Jesdinsky. Ballad Wagon summoned from Central Fire Station at 5:23 pm. Separate note: Australia's flocks account for less than one sixth of world sheep but make over one quarter of global wool output.
A batch of obituaries from Troy area newspapers lists residents and former officials. Highlights include Sam Haneman a retired Town of Saratoga official with ties to the Church of the Visitation and Holy Name Society, and John P. Gallagher an employee of the Tisby Bureau of Pa. Also noted are deaths of Mrs. Louie A. Falcone, Mrs. Bertha Ruff Maier, and others with funeral plans through St. Peters Church St. Marys Cemetery and Calvary Cemetery. Survivors include spouses children and siblings with services set at local homes and churches.
The piece notes sailors with no combat experience are being discharged ahead of those who erred, provoking hard feelings. It criticizes brass decisions and cites ALNAV orders on civilian clothing, later reversed, highlighting public dissatisfaction over demobilization handling. Senator Taft carries a token edition of Soviet state constitutions in a column.
Local Troy veterans listed as arriving in San Francisco aboard the Monterey yesterday include S Sgt Leo Zeihert and Sgt Joseph T Haughimer. Also aboard were Cpl Thomas Everett Hoosick Falls and Sg James Hofacker Salem with other area men from St John Babg Cohoes.
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