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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jan 05, 1951
Page
1
Watervliet Arsenal processes large 20 mm cannons from storage, trimming tubes and removing rings to cut weight and speed up fire rate for B 36 and other bombers. The guns are dunked, oiled, knitted, and plastic wrapped before packing for shipment, with preservation lasting up to three years.
Mrs. Virginia E. Boswell of 215 Sixth Avenue was sworn in as secretary to the Troy Office of Civilian Defense on Wednesday afternoon. She had served part time since December and now becomes a full-time employee handling office correspondence and issuing bulletins to industrial concerns. She will act as liaison between the Office of Civilian Defense and local organizations to promote the group’s aims. The position carries an annual salary of $2,000.
Elizabeth Wilsey Ide of B Terrace Place and Pearl EB Davidson of Brunswick Road filed a certificate with the county clerk stating their intent to form a partnership under the name Elizabeth Wilsey Ide Interior Designers. The business address is 7 Walker Avenue.
A woman pleaded innocent in Washington County Supreme Court to charges of carrying a concealed weapon after police said she flashed two revolvers at the Silver Leaf Tavern on November 1. Bail of $500 was continued. the case was moved to Washington County Court with a Jan. 16 convening date.
Robertson is sworn in at the County Clerk's office to fill the unexpired term through this year, succeeding Sheriff Archie M. Alexander of Salem who retires due to ill health.
Charles Miller once of Glens Falls now in New York marks his first birthday since retirement after a colorful life. A pony express rider, Buffalo Bill performer, wild horse tamer, and Texas Ranger, he last rode in 1949 at Fort Edward centennial parade. He led a riding school and served briefly in Canadian cavalry in WWII despite recruit refusals for WWII and Korea.
The Veterans Administration will surrender its leased portion of Halloran Hospital on Staten Island to New York State on April 1. Veteran patients will be removed by February 15, and 959 Sampson patients will be transferred there in April. About 475 Halloran patients are currently in general medical and surgical sections, with most to be discharged before February 15.
Readings and worship marked at Third Street Temple and Congregations Shaaray Tephilah, Beth Israel Bikur Cholim, plus Temple Beth El and Talmud Torah events. Daily services listed at multiple locations, with Sabbath sermons, Minchah and Maariv, Sunday School, and Bible study plans. Community notices mention visits, weddings, and local engagements.
Whitehall Mr and Mrs Raymond Greco of Broadway summoned to Fo Ann by death of Mr Greco s brother. Miss Mary Ann Noonan of Al-
The passage notes residents and families including Mr and Mrs Hughes Commander William Martin and others returning to Lansing after attending a county meeting in Fort Edward and visiting relatives in Washington and nearby towns.
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