Behr-Manning Hires for Coated Abrasives R&D Posts
Behr-Manning Division of Norton Company announces three appointments in Coated Abrasives Operations Research and Development. Bruce W. Duke becomes assistant director of Research and Development leading the Applied Research Section. Dr Matthew I. Gladstone is named assistant director leading the Products and Processes Development Section. Dr William F. Zimmer is appointed group leader of New Product Development, with each executive bringing long tenure and advanced degrees in chemistry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Behr-Manning Division
Norton Company
Bruce W. Duke
Amsterdam
Matthew I. Gladstone
Scalia
William F. 4Imner
Finora
American Association For the Advancement of Science
New York Academy of Sciences
Troy Industrial Club
Gladstone
University of Chicago
American Chemical Society
Zimmer
Behr-Manning
Ohio State University
Organic, Plastics and Coatings
Tolymer
Troy Housing Committee Examines City Structures for Demolition
The Troy SubStandard Housing Committee met bi weekly to review demolition of city owned structures including vacant buildings at 374 and 376 1th St and 205 and 207 Congress St. They heard reports on inspections of privately owned and occupied buildings and outlined Area 1 and Area 2 survey plans with 441 residences in Area 2. Members included City Manager Robert Av. Stierer and John Willson, presiding in Buckley's absence, with Mooney ONeil Fera Unser Mattis Martone Bernard among others.
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Troy
Rensselaer Street
Middleburgh Street
Oakwood Avenue
8Th Street
Commission
Hudson River
Poostenkil
Division Street
Robert Av. Stierer
John Willson
John P. Buckley
Thomas
Pete) Mooney
Albert C. O'Neil
Joseph Fera
Capt
Louis Unser
James Mattis
Vincent Martone
William Bernard
Parish cleric named director of diocesan information
Rt. Rev. Allen W. Brown announces Rev. John Douglas as director of information for the Albany Episcopal Diocese. He previously edited The Albany Churchman and served as vicar of St. Mary’s Church Lake Luzerne, gaining general oversight of diocesan publicity under the bishop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allen W. Brown
Albany Episcopal Diocese
John Douglas
Father Douglas
Albany Churchman
St. Mary's Church
Lake Luzerne
What Is Nylon The Britannica Junior Contest Winner
A school age feature explains nylon as the first true synthetic fiber, its discovery in 1938, and its basic ingredients carbon hydrogen nitrogen and oxygen. It describes making nylon from acetic acid and hexamethylene diamine, forming polymers, spun into filaments, and used in clothing and parachutes.
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A.leqkum
Sylon
Neret
World of Tomorrow letter contest note and trivia
A fragmented notice blends prompts about imagining life a century ahead with a Britannica contest appeal. It mentions a 160 year caption, asks for a letter with name age and address, and closes with a historical note that Connecticut opened the first state alcoholism treatment program in 1945.
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Britannica Junior Enclopeda
Connecticut
MacGregor Will In Probate
The will of William B. MacGregor of East Greenbush was admitted to probate by Surrogate Maurice D. Isenberg. MacGregor, a Ford Motor Co industrial relations manager in Green Island, died suddenly at 46. He was former president of the Greater Troy Chamber of Commerce and trustee of Hudson Valley Community College, and leaves his entire real estate to his widow Evelyn H. MacGregor as executrix. The estate is valued at more than 5 000 dollars with personal property. Attorneys are J Murphy Aldrich Guy Broderick Simon. Administrators were granted for the estate of Mrs Jennie Magnetto who died July 24 leaving an estate of 4800 real and 300 personal. distributees are sons Peter J. Magnetto and Francis A. Magnetto, both of 252 5th Street. Thomas J. O Connor is the attorney for the estate.
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William B. MacGregor
East Greenbush
Maurice D. Isen
Bergh
MacGregor
Tthe
Ford Motor Co
Green Island
Greater Troy
Evelyn H. MacGregor
I .Gex Rd
J. Murphy
Aldrich
Guy, Broderick & Simon
Weys
Jennie Magnetto
Magelnutta
T Wo Sons
Peter J. Magnetto
Francis A. Magnetto
Thomas
Extortion Case Goes To High Court For Provenzano Appeal
Anthony Provenzano president of Teamsters Local 560 Hoboken N J and a vice president of the international union prepared an appeal to the U S Supreme Court. He was sentenced to seven years in prison and fined 10000 dollars for extorting money from Corn Transportation Inc of Rensselaer by threatening labor trouble. He remains free on bond awaiting the outcome of the appeal. The federal conviction came from a Newark court on June 11 1963.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Teamster
Anthony Provenzano
U.S. Supreme Court
Provenzano
Teamster Local 560
Hoboken
N.J
International Union
Newark
Corn Transportation, Inc
Rensselaer
Farm Unit Strike Drives Meat Price Hikes Expected
The midwestern National Farmers Organization strike appears to raise meat costs. Charles J. Oerchler of Wilson & Co Albany warned prices may climb 23 to 30 percent for pork and 10 to 15 percent for beef if the strike persists. NFC members across 23 states seek higher returns by delaying livestock. Cattle prices in Chicago reached highs as markets await strike resolution.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
National Farmers Organization
Charles J. Oerchler
Wilson & Co
Albany
NFC
Chicago
Two Injured in State 1 and 2nd Sts Collision
Troy Police report an accident at State 1 and 2nd Streets hospitalized two men. Christopher Curley, 60, of Latham, and Vincent Battaglia, 32, of Brooklyn, sustained head abrasions and contusions and were taken to Samaritan Hospital by Ambulance Service Corp. Curley’s 1957 sedan collided with Peter Parker, 39, of Gloversville driving a Parker vehicle owned by Geraldine Parker of Fultonville. Officers Guiliano and Norton investigated the 6 am crash.
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Troy
State 1
2Nd Sts
Samaritan Hospital
Christopher
Curley
Troy-Schenec
Latham
Vincent Battaglia
Brooklyn
Fine Hospital
Ambulance Service Corp
Barrington Fair Plans Progressing for September Opening
Great Barrington Grange No 265 files first for Barrington Fair set to open Sunday September 13. Ruth M Chassee of Howsatonic filed entry. Grange scoring 70 or more earns 35 dollars, 83+ earns 3 more with freshness condition. Premiums offered to winners include 30 for first and 40 for second, plus 30 third and 20 fourth with four extra 10 premiums. entries already ahead of prior years.
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Highland Grange
Huntington
Mass
Barrington Fair
Great Barrington
South Berkshire
Ruth M. Chassee
Howsatonic
Betty LaGrant
Agricultural and Livestock Departments
Fair Association
Barrington Fair Assn
School Board Opens Athletic Supplies Bids
The Troy Board of Education opened bids yesterday at Troy High School for basketball hockey and soccer equipment. Bids came from Andy's Cahill's Pressman's and Morley's Sporting Goods. Coaches will study results and make recommendations to the board for award.
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Troy Board of Eduction
Troy High School
Andy
Sporting Goods
Cahill
Pressman’s
Troy
Morley
Amsterdam
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W. F. Zimmer
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George Lenhart
Harrow
Ontario
Billy
Jack
Britannica
Ridles
Demetria Crew
Decatur
Alabama
Council
Vahlsing
Via
Libby
U. S
Albany County
Royal Scott
Phenix Swiss
Hunt
Sunshine Cheez-It
Wilson
Lgoen
Sucrest
Peg
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Tenga “At
del Monte
Wesson’s
Ehler
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