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Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Sep 28, 1944

Page

7

Steel and Rail Stocks Rise with Modest Market Gains

Stock action showed fractional advances and brief rallies in steels and rails amid broad trading. Major players such as U S Steel Bethlehem General Motors and American Can together with other names like PepsiCo and Montgomery Ward moved within narrow ranges as volume totaled about 352,020 shares. Cotton and grains posted mixed moves with cotton up 15 to 55 cents per bale and Chicago wheat easing a bit.

Althouse U. S. Steel Bethlehem Anaroanta Reneecoi American Smelling New York Central Southern Railway Caesapreke & Ohio PepsiCo Standard OF UX. J Montgomery Ward General Motors Gran, Texas Co American Can J. Zinc and Aircraft Accessories Corp Brewster Aero and Carrier Corp Chicago

Stock Market Quoted by Foster and Adams

Foster and Adams provide the latest market quotes showing a high and low for trading alongside closing figures. The report reflects daily movements in prices and summarized gains and losses across active listings.

Foster and Adams High Low

Flour prices and farm staples listed in market report

A market summary shows flour types with prices for spring and hard winter patents around 3.33 to 3.39 per 100 pounds, rye flour and buckwheat notes, feed markets steady with Western bran at 43.55, eggs at 36.777 per dozen, and other commodity quotes including mixed corn and dirties. The report lists wholesale and delivery terms with several price ranges and labels.

Steaer Alis Chainters Car & Fay Loco Buss Baldwin Loco Bendix Aviaties Bea Belemeary Mig Borden Co Borg-Warner O Fiis Con Edison SS Crucible Curtiss W Mel & Hudson Douglas Fis Illinois Central Kennecott Corp Ise Libby Sme & Libby TS TAS Ligg & Myers Lockheed Mack Truck Ee Marine-Midland Corp Martin Glen Price cKes & Hob Mont. Ward Nash-Kelvinator Nat. Biscuit Bae Distillers North Ameri Ce Otis Eievator Jae Ag Midwestern Philips Pacific Coast Pullinan Co Radio Corp Rem. Rand Repub. Steel BK Mid- Reynolds Tob Biewestern Biedium Saiibe Hes Hsis Ibs Mid Sinclair A Western Southern Pacific Psewees Mid- South Railway Western Sperry Corp New York Stead Bs Studebaker Premium Texas Co Union Carbide Smit Air Corp Elec Coal United Fruit Eisel ST Sty Liva Sewn Ara Rapid Crosswes Leghorn Warner Bros Western Union West Air Brake Doutks Wil Youngs Sh & T

Waterford Notes Highlight Col Swan Cancer Talk

Col John M. Swan of the American Cancer Society spoke at the Waterford Lions meeting about cancer prevention and early diagnosis. The gathering included reports on local events, Christmas box drives for overseas service members, school tax information, and plans for a Columbus Day Mass with Knights of Columbus participation.

John M. Swan American Society For the Control For Cancer Waterford Columbox Colo ‘Onel Swan John F. Harney Colonel Swan Frost Hall Lions Clubs William van Atstite Waterford Chit Come Swan Ghades Clough Empire Rey Maslius Roscoe L. Williams John F. Walsh Williams Joan G. Cole Louis Cuomo van Sehaick Islands Suaatey A. Boudesu YannAlstine

Market Notes and Local Praise From Troy Field

Farm items and prices dominate the farmers market listing with fruits and vegetables such as tomatoes peppers cauliflower endive romaine apples onions and grapes. The column also salutes Mayor Ahern and comments on city progress and political context.

Foster and Adamia High Lew Closumi Co Gos & el Se Aepid Rege Petrol ANSE Stee Bond Saar Fidesis China Ae Cor Gien Alden Coal Ga & Hudson St Regis Republic Hubbard United S&p Barker Park Ickberg D.pela Ahern

Pulse of the People Continues Reflections on Yugoslavia

The piece questions Western diplomats prewar reporting on Yugoslavia and ponders leadership changes in France and China. It raises contrasting views on De Gaulle taxes and potential successors like Dulagier or Giraud while recalling China’s long history of civilization and resistance to conquerors.

Yugoslavia de Gaulle France Dulagier Giraud Ching China

Guest speaker to address council with committee toast

Will ba guest speaker introduced by Stamey A. Boudreau who acts as toastmaster. Final plans to be set at a committee meeting tomorrow at 7 pm in the KL of G rooms. Committee includes T Frank Murray chair Thomas F Gaynor T Leo Finlan Gerald McNamara and William A Crowther.

Tervicer Stamey A. Boudreau T! Pm KL of G

Robot Bombs Strike London Area Again

Early yesterday flying bombs hit the London area and parts of southern England causing damage. An Air Ministry communique said one German aircraft was destroyed off the southern coast by a fighter from the air defense command.

London England Air Ministry Home Security Ministry Ione Ger Air Defense Command

French Government Requisitions Key Mines in Pas De Calais

The provisional French government announced it was requisitioning large coal mines in Pas De Calais and the Renault Motor Works in Paris. The move signals wartime measures to boost energy and industrial output.

Paris Pas de Calais Renault Motor Works Jay Paris

Dewey Brings Federal Unity Theme to Oklahoma Stops

Dewey speaking in Oklahoma praised Bricker's record and pledged unity with Ohio and the nation. He urged moving away from WPA-era controls and restoring government integrity while campaigning through Claremore Vinita Monett and Springfield with crowds estimated in the thousands. Democratic electors in Louisiana and Arkansas faced splits over pledges for the Dewey Brinker ticket ahead of the November ballot.

Parge One Stenie Philadelphia Louisville Ohio Dewey Jona W. Bricker Bricker WEA WPA Claremore Vinita Okla Monett Springfield Washington Louisiana Texas Arkansas Democrats Arekansas Dewey- Brinker Zoussigna State Central Committee

Roosevelt Labor Policy Criticized as Monstrous Lie

The writer condemns the Wagner Act and Roosevelt’s labor policy, alleging forced contributions to Dewey campaigns, union power to blacklist workers, and biased labor courts. He argues unions act as underworld allies, depriving workers of access to public courts and alleging intentional deception from the Roosevelt administration.

Roosevelt Thim Saip Teading Gang Dewey Labor, Relations Board Imril Brion Paul McXnutt Hyde Crise Jarg Teamsters’ Union Sir Roosevelt

Toy Makers Expect Prompt Reconversion

Washington reports toy manufacturers plan to return from war production within thirty to ninety days after Germany falls. Output may be limited by material shortages, says the industry's advisory committee and the War Production Board.

Washington Germany War Production Board

Bomber Crashes Near Utica Airport Injuring Crew

A twin engine Army transport plane from Syracuse Army Air Base crashed near Utica airport and burned. Four crew members escaped with slight injuries.

Utica Syracuse Army Air Base

Nelson Meets Roosevelt on China Mission After Trade Chief Talks

War production chief Donald M. Nelson conferred with President Roosevelt yesterday about his recently completed China mission. He said the talks did not cover his future assignments.

Nelson White House Washington Donald M. Nelson Roosevelt China

Adriatic War Moves and Yugoslav Fronts Reported

Allied forces claim naval and air strikes along the Dalmatian coast and Danube rail targets as partisans cooperate with Allied units. Yugoslav partisans and Albanian guerrillas are reported active, with fighting in Bosnia and western Serbia as a wider invasion plan unfolds.

Haly Sanik Ehipa Adriatic Danube Bulepest Belgrade Dueaday Borovnica Yugoslavia Naxi Americeh Delasce Albania Tito Greece Aegean Bosnia Gracanica Serbia Leznica Prilep-Veles Macedonia Italy Abbenia

Reduced Rate on Cdr Plates Effective Oct 2

Albany UPI report says the reduced fee for car registration plates will start Monday October 2 due to the October 1 opening date falling on Sunday. Earlier the commissioner announced Sept 3 start, but a legal check showed the plates could not be sold until the following Monday.

Moses Granger Saratoga Avenue Sergi Edward Clement Sergeant Clement Columbia Street Northside Percy Willetts Waterford Halfmoon Waterford-Mechanicville Albany Clifford J. Fletcher

Wallace Sees Postwar WPA Possible If Needed

Vice President Wallace said America may be compelled to adopt a public works program after the war before private industry fully converts to peacetime needs. He warned that the era of Hoover should not return.

Philadelphia Wallace America Hoover

Guerrilla Resistance Rises in Albania After Occupation

In April 1923 German forces moved into Albania, prompting Italian withdrawal and Greek capitulation on April 23. Albanians then mounted widespread guerrilla actions against occupying powers as the period of occupation continued.

Albania

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