Final 100-Inch Finishing Mill Operation At Alroll
The 100 inch finishing mill at Alroll is described as the final and most critical step in rolling aluminum ingots to sheet or reroll form. Operator Theodore J. Rueynski sets gauges and controls while pulpit operator Floyd J. Vickery manages entry speed and passage through three stands at different speeds and openings. Rueynski is a Kingsford Park graduate, Oswego High School alum 1958, with prior local factory experience. Vickery attended St Pauls Academy Fitzhugh Park and Oswego High School and previously worked in meat cutting. both reside locally.
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Alroll
Theodore J. Rueynski
West Mohawk St
Rucynski
Floyd J. Vickery
Vickery
Kingsford Park School
Oswego High School
St. Paul's Academy
Fitzhugh Park
Looking Backward Fifty Years Ago in Oswego 1913
Items from June 21 1913 recount a new Italian Citizens Association filing for incorporation to shield members from bad influences, naming directors Sereno Damico Corso Salvador Talamo. The Rochester steamer returned Flower City Chamber of Commerce members after revelry with starch shells causing laughs. John C Henry buys a 14 foot Detroit power boat for the Dolphin. Minette grows cosmopolitan. an Austrian laborer drinks a gallon of beer and falls ill on main street.
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Italian Citizens Association
Yeasterday
James Ser
Eno
A. E. Damico
August Corso
Frank Salvador
Andrew Talamo
Kingford
Rochester
Flower City Chamber of Commerce
John C. Henry
Detroit
Dolphin
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Supreme Court
Smoky Smith
Oswego Nets
Twirler
Cornwall
Max Schmeling
Joe Louis
Yankee Stadium
Salina
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Alroll Inc
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America
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