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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1959
Page
2
Milwaukee area serviceman joins allied forces and takes an oath to serve in the Air Force as an airman first class. The brief report notes the enlistment amid war effort and local connections, highlighting his service path and assignment details.
An advertisement touts Vicks VapoStean as a steam based treatment for sinus congestion. It claims faster relief than tablets, works in a bath or basin, and can be used with Vaposteam devices. Hospital tests are cited and the product is pitched as grease free and easy to use.
A centuries old claim of a Nile dam at Aswan is recounted in a book on the city’s past. Philosopher Al Haitham and ruler Al Takem allegedly funded a dam plan near Aswan, swept away by floods, preceding a real dam built in 1902 by British authorities. The piece surveys Aswan’s long role from granite quarries to trade hub and southern frontier capital.
Firefighters from Central Station rushed to aid William Barbour an Averill Park boy visiting at 115 Sl Ave They applied a Paolator device under Captain Edward Mavny and Hoseman William Casey at 6 35 pm The child was transported to Leonard Hospital by Ambulance Service Corp in a condition described as tale today.
The U S Civil Service Commission announces opening for federal positions with annual salaries from 3040 to 4480 dollars. Applications are to be filed at the district office and by writing the commission in Washington.
Powers School parents elected officers including Mrs George Hess as first vice president and program chair man and Mrs Joseph Tosner as second vice president. Byron Follett received a life membership pin for 2 years of service. installation set for May. A card party and fashion share to aid the Leland Smith Scholarship Fund were announced for April 17, with the fund enjoying annual growth since 1958. George Singiser gave a report on activities.
Miss Marke De supper hosts a school program with second graders presenting items in the light cafeteria setting. Principal Raset and Superintendent Hin speak on attendance prizes as pupils perform songs and recitations, highlighting cross cultural themes and education milestones.
Albany assembly rules reveal a bill proposing two new Supreme Court justices for the Fourth Judicial District, spanning 11 counties including Saratoga, Washington, Warren, and Schenectady. Henry Levine of Schenectady, counsel to the Assembly Speaker Oswald Heek, is named as a potential candidate. The district currently has seven justices.
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