Heage Corners Volunteer Fire Department Member Noted
A fragment notes an active male member of the Heage Corners Volunteer Fire Department and mentions Tibetan monks serving tea with water in an unclear vignette.
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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Jul 14, 1949
Page
1
A fragment notes an active male member of the Heage Corners Volunteer Fire Department and mentions Tibetan monks serving tea with water in an unclear vignette.
The Matn Department of Civil Marines announced results from seven open exams for state jobs in the area. Top earners include file clerk positions at 1490 annually with names listed from Troy water and street addresses. Other noted winners for account clerk and statistics clerk roles earned 1830 annually. Paused exams affected immigrant heating and ventilating engineer standings with local residents among the top. Community notices mention church meetings and visits from local families in Lenox and New Hide Park.
Weekend visits include Mr and Mrs William Appel and family at Pitts Town Viatted aunt Mrs Harry Bratt. The Loyal Workers meet Wednesday July 20 with Mrs Joseph Deeley and Mr William Kreta and children. Sunday services at Houck Baptist Church feature Rev Melkyn White at 9 30 am and Sunday school at 10 30 am. Hedgen Lake Baptist Sunday School picnic with lunch at 12 30 pm Saturday.
Allegheny Ludlum Steel Corp releases a booklet tracing the laundry industry from its 1829 origins to 1948 when thousands of pounds of washables were processed daily. The pamphlet, titled Allegheny Metal in the Laundry Industry, is available free from the publisher at 2020 Cluver Building Pittsburgh, Pa. Also notes peanut oil use in salad dressing margarine and soap manufacture.
A special examining officer will interview applicants and administer tests in Albany for three days starting Monday. M/Sgt Thomas A Andrecheck of the Troy Recruiting Station said men without college credits may qualify for the Air Force aviation cadet program after an initial screening, with further testing and assignments at a base if selected.
A man linked to a theft and fraud investigation faced police after a forged check led to his arrest. The suspect, with a history including a college attempt and a claim of moral character, was transferred to police headquarters for processing and potential charges.
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