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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Sep 24, 1958
Page
5
A surge in trading sends the stock averages to fresh records as industrials rise and volume climbs. The market gains momentum after a weak session, with the average edging up to around 151.09 and the Dow near 192.96, while leaders post gains and turnover exceeds prior days.
Articles discuss investor questions on growth versus income stocks, diversification, and portfolio strategy. It mentions specific names like National Can and IBM, alongside industry terms and market context from the era, with advice on balancing risk and long term income needs.
A look at produce prices in Menands with notes on Grand Union, Fao Fay, and Safeway. Analysts discuss stock market links, recession fears, and growing companies with aggressive management likely to advance. Predictions touch on food chain stocks and broader growth prospects.
A Rensselaer girl was awarded a 5700 settlement approved by Supreme Court Justice Warry F. Schleick in Elaine. Beverly Miller, 16, daughter of Kenneth L. Miller, received 1100 for medical expenses after being struck by Paul McDermott while walking with companions on the Westerlo Avenue crossing near Albany. Emergency care followed at Mee Memorial Hospital for contusions and a concussion. Petey J. Conlin represented the girl and her father.
Joseph J Law, son of Mr and Mrs Joseph Law of 86 Daelid Ave, receives wings as an assistant pilot bombardier in the U S Navy. A Catholic Central High School and Springfield Vale Joye graduate, he attended OCS at Newport and training schools in Jacksonville and Brunswick, now attached to the VAI Heavy Attack Squadron in the Pacific based at Whitby Island Washington.
Walter DB Karpiak of Averill Mack was chosen president of the Hamilton County Teachers Assn at a recent parley at Indian Lake Central School Indiana Lake He will serve a second year as delegate to the New York State Teachers Assn Also named to attend the November New York City convention He serves on the Eastern Zone Advisory Council of NYSTA and is a delegate to the Retirement Board session He teaches at Wells Rental School
Dell Yorkileied chopped and sawed a large tree during a windstorm for two years. He removed the tree by the roots and helped Widows near his house.
A disrupted report notes the first quarterly installment of state aid for a cooperative school district. It mentions reductions affecting teacher funding and cooperation among local boards and districts. The OCR text is garbled but points to state aid distribution and teacher support context.
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