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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Feb 27, 1967
Page
11
The readable fragment describes a regal notice involving a petitioner titled Mary Dos or similar name, with references to petitioners, representatives, executors, and heirs. The text is garbled but indicates legal action where unknown petitioners seek representation or relief, with mentions of legatees and devisees in a decennial or decenned context.
A collage of IRS style Qs on 1966 and 1967 income tax rules, filing jointly versus separately, dependents, medical deductions, and penalties. Includes public notices from Rensselaer County and school districts on bids, tax books, and special meetings. Names like Martha Harris, Troy Surrogate Court, Mechanicville Board of Education, Averill Park, and Colonie appear with dates in 1967 and related tax guidance.
Steam and lint plagued Troy firemen as they answered three calls Saturday morning. The first came at 4 45 a m when lint on top of a hot air heater began to smoulder at 883 4th Ave. They returned to quarters at 5 a.m. A box alarm at 9 18 a.m. sent them to 232 Sth Ave where they found steam from a clothes dryer in the basement. Forty minutes later they responded to School 16 and found steam from a ventilator.
Don Chaffin a Bennington Catholic High School senior who won a five day all expense trip to Washington DC March 3 to 7 cannot attend due to Vermont high school basketball championship. He is a leading player for the defending state champion team and received VFW Voice of Democracy honors. He and his parents were guests at a Bennington VFW dinner where he received a trophy, a $25 check, and medals for top state and local winners.
Pasquale D Aurelio 80 a retired shoe repairman died after a lingering illness at Leonard Hospital He was Italian born and came to Valley Falls long ago He operated a shop until 1945 then worked for James Thompson Inc until retirement in 1954 He belonged to Our Lady of Good Counsel Church and was a Valley Falls Fire Co member Survived by wife Mary Sasso four sons Dominick John Patsy Peter two daughters Roccer Bruno and Arthur Malm a brother Peter and 20 grandchildren Funeral services at 9 am Wednesday from Charles White Funeral Home and 9 30 am from Our Lady of Good Counsel Church Interment in St Johns Cemetery Schaghticoke
A crate sized collapsible rubber tank in Kankakee Illinois holds 50,000 gallons of liquid fertilizer. It replaces five 10,000 gallon tanks and can dispense into mobile tanks. The unit stands about 50 feet high when full and rolls to a new site when empty.
Congressman Daniel E Button Jr led a Saturday Albany visit to Arbor Hill to study local violence. A reporter followed him into Morris Slutsky's on Swan Street and was forcefully removed by Button. Slutsky denied involvement, while a protest to Mayor Corning cited crime rises in the area amid neighborhood displacement. Button said federal Community Relations Service will conduct future work in Arbor Hill.
Los Angeles AP reports security expert Raymond Farber, editor of Security World, disclosed at a security conference that a burglar climbed through a bedroom window at his home and stole 84 dollars, noting his residence lacked an alarm system.
Armond Brown of Victory Mills will speak at Malta Ridge Grange for Pomona’s monthly meeting on Thursday. Brown, an artist, has been interviewed on radio and shown wood burning pieces on television. The Milton Choral Group will sing for Easter under Florence Pieck felt. His Last Week will be reviewed by Pomona chaplain Elsie Martin. Junior Grange members are to bring their container project for judging. the winning entry will be used on Ray Stevens Neighborhood Night programs.
The U S Atomic Energy Commission said seismic signals last night from the Soviet test area in Semipalatinsk matched those of an intermediate yield nuclear explosion. The spokesman had no further details on the apparent test and noted recent Soviet detonations ranged from low to high intermediate yields.
In Madrid the 30 000 Protestants Jews and other minorities would gain equal rights to Catholics to practice faiths under a draft law nearing final approval. Endorsed by Franco's National Cabinet the measure would let non Catholic groups worship establish churches and schools and publish documents while allowing public office holding with the exception of the chief of state.
The Troy Record outlines cancellation rules for ads and confirms automatic entry for cancellation requests, noting that claims of ad cancellation on a different date are not honored. A service charge applies for box ads, and the company limits liability to a single incorrect publication while reserving the right to revise or reject ads and to change their classification per policy.
A mixed page summarizes lost and found items including a white German Shepherd named Pinky near Pinewoods Ave. and North Troy with rewards. several eyeglasses items with rewards and contact numbers. one prescription sunglasses note. Also private instruction offers and a job posting for internal auditors with required accounting degree and contact EF Foster.
Private instruction offers training for Class A and other licenses with steady weekly pay. Enroll in a state licensed program in Columbia New York offering civil service test prep, job placement, and preparatory training. Free job books, contact Lincoln Service, Bo 251, Troy Record Co.
Employment ads offer truck driving training across three schools with over 50 equipment pieces and placement assistance after graduation. Includes calls to Albany and Troy for programs, security, and part time evening options through YWCA notices. Attempts to recruit drivers and office staff with benefits and salaries listed.
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