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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 13, 1951
Page
1
The United Steel Workers union ended a 38 day wage dispute at ALCO plants in Schenectady Auburn and Dunkirk. Production workers won a 16 cent hourly increase while office staff gained 11.4 percent. About 5,000 workers were affected by the stoppage and 1,500 at Auburn and Dunkirk.
The individual previously held a York University position before taking the post at Pratt Institute. He served as an industrial consultant in steel, automotive, and electrical manufacturing sectors and authored several science papers on welding and electrical machinery. He holds memberships in multiple engineering and scientific societies.
Rensselaer County draft board sent 25 young men for induction into the Army. Farewells occurred at The Hotel Troy before buses carried them to Albany for final examinations and induction. Names include Barth, Billings, Christie, Celley, Cone, Cottrell, Davidson, Dyer, Glander, Hamilton, Horton, Hiltberg, Knauf, Layman Jr., Mahar, Mosher, Owens, Reid, Sheeley, Smith, Tanzer, Vars, Wein, Zilinskas. Edward Bailey observed the sending at the hotel.
Troy police and detectives issued a teletype about John L. Sweeney of 9373 Eighth Street as missing since Friday. Described as 37 years old, 5 feet 8 inches, 178 pounds, light complexion, blue eyes, tattoo marks on both arms and chest. Last seen wearing a beach jacket, work cap, and dark blue pants. Report filed by Sgt. J. J. Hynes.
Oliver S. Warden 85 publisher of the Great Falls Tribune and AP director died at his home in Great Falls Montana He helped develop the West through reclamation and served as Democratic national committeeman from Montana for 17 years He was a longtime AP director.
Nelson 8 Hibshman dean of Pratt Institute School of Engineering will speak at the Troy Rotary Club lunch today at 12 15 at The Hendrick Hudson His topic is A Place To Stand He heads Pratt's sixty year old school with about 500 degree candidates in mechanical electrical and chemical engineering and serves about 1200 adults in a technical evening program He previously taught at Lehigh University and led its electrical engineering department
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