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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Mar 28, 1959
Page
1
Questions and answers explain checking your Social Security account for accurate credits, how to request a statement, and periodic checks to ensure wages and self employment are properly credited so you remain insured. It notes how a wife can apply for survivors benefits after the insured death and the needed steps.
Reported plans place a shopping center at Greenbush near the Columbia Turnpike and Routes 4 and 40. Seven tenants have signed including two large supermarkets and four major retailers. Groundbreaking set for autumn. Owned by George N. Wilbeck Jr., East Greenbush lawyer. Drawings prepared and a corporation formed for the project.
A reader asks about compulsory retirement at 85 and whether to visit the social security office. Advice notes eligibility and timing for applying, suggesting filings up to two months before reaching milestone, and seeks guidance on benefits and required documents.
William Pl Seciuski Walter Urda Louis Laffortinm and Ernest Spigners of the Mydulay Structural Systems join a conference arranged by Butler Manufacturing Co New Lypes al Pre-enginesed Bullyy buildings to be showcased publicly for the first time.
American plants increasingly face decisions on staggered vacations or full shutdowns amid a strong economy and seasonal patterns. A Research Institute survey of 500 firms shows equal splits between staggered vacations and comprehensive shutdowns, with many keeping admin offices open and maintaining essential operations. The study also notes potential impacts from overtime costs, supplier schedules, and customer needs on vacation policy.
Promothn W OQ Muller of 79 Wawnridge Ave Albany has been promoted to assistant purchasing agent of Bohr Alaoning Go. He is a graduate of Albany schools and New York State Teachers College and served in World War II as a lieutenant. He has worked at Manning nearly three years and is married with four children.
Crowley Elected President of Crowley's SUK Co Inc and names new officers. Vice presidents MuTighe and Elmar Crowley. J Elmer Crowley becomes secretary. Board expands to seven. Vincent Crowley named assistant to the president. J Roberts named supply director. $1 million plant expansion at Lar Pargeville broadens reach from New Laghing to Maryland with Troy area wholesale operations begun in 1929. Richard Fae derson of Loudonville is manager.
New York Hospital reported its 100000th baby born yesterday. A girl weighing eight pounds arrived at 6 56 am and was named Potton John Cahill after baptism by Cardinal Fulton J Shrew. The family is Mrs Vincent Cahill of Crestwood. The hospital notes more than 180000 births had occurred there prior to this milestone.
The article explains why the wall was built to protect early Chinese cities, notes the term for a wall surrounding a city, and summarises its construction, length of over 1500 miles, materials, and height. It also mentions Mongol invasions, historical context with the Chin dynasty, and the wall's geographic span from the Yellow Sea to the Qinling mountains. It ends with a children’s feature and a riddle section.
The article notes the New York Stock Exchange turnover with an average listed number of shares around 4.877 billion, and States share details indicating about 15 percent changing hands in the event.
A garbled OCR style item lists scattered clues and phrases across topics from music to puzzles. It references a schematic of Across and Down clues, partial names, and stray notes about events, culture, and etiquette, with playful but unreadable entries suggesting a word game page or puzzle column.
Contest rules detail eligibility entries via puzzle on back of a three cent postcard, daily drop boxes, and weekly deadline at 7 p.m. Wednesday. Prizes total 809 per week with multiple winners divided equally, final judge decisions binding, rights and publication of entrants and winners noted.
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