R O Johnson New Aero Vac Sales Chief
Robert O Johnson appointed Manager of Sales for Aero Vac Corp by Walter R Niel President. He will oversee national field sales personnel and manufacturing reps at Aero Vac Troy plant. Johnson previously headed AeroVac District Sales NY State and Eastern Canada. He studied engineering at USC and served in the U S Navy Atlantic Fleet Destroyer Force. He then worked at General Electric in technical marketing and at Knolls Atomic Power Lab. He is active in American Society for Metals and American Vacuum Society.
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Robert O. Johnson
Aero Vac Corp
Walter R. Niel
Aero Vac
Troy
Mr. Johnson
AeroVac
New York State
Canada
University of Southern California School of Engineering
Johnson
S. Navy
Navy
General Electric Co
General Electric
Knolls Atomic Power Laboratory
American Society For Metals
American Vacuum Society
Clifton Park to Get a Bank Branch
Plans for a Clifton Park branch of Schenectady Trust Company were announced by president Louis W. Kortman. The office will be in the Route 146 Vischer Ferry Road shopping center, reflecting modern banking and serving customers in Saratoga County as the bank expands to nine offices including the Troy-Schenectady Road site adjacent to the Albany County line.
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Clifton Park
Schenectady Trust Company
Louis W. Kortman
Route 146
Vischer Ferry Road
Saratoga County
Kortman
Troy-Schenectady Road
Albany County Line
Schenectady Trust
Schenectady
Rotterdam
Glenville
600 Seat Theater Planned for Colonie Village Square
Howard J. Goldstein president of Route 7 Amusement Co announced a 600 seat theater will be built in Colonie New Village Square Shopping Center on Route 7 beside Jamaica Inn. It should open next fall with modern projection and sound equipment, air conditioning, climate control, and ample adjacent parking. Goldstein, from Schenectady, also runs theaters in Glens Falls Lake George and Vermont.
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Howard J. Goldstein
Route 7, Amusement Co
Colonie
New Village Square
Route 7
Jamaica Inn
Mr. Goldstein
Schenectady
Glens Falls
Lake George
Vermont
Women as Buyers Readjusting In Modern American Life
Margaret Dana analyzes how women, traditionally the primary shoppers, now share the role with men as dual earners rise. The piece highlights shifts in life expectancy, marriage age, and working women, noting increased household purchasing power and economic impact while calling for equal pay and broader training opportunities. It cites Women’s Bureau data and urges readers to seek education programs and pamphlets for further guidance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women’s Bureau
United States Department of Labor
Congress
Esther Peterson
Labor
Employment Service Review
United States
Government Printing Office
Washington, D. C
Troy Covering Shop Window Cited Nationally
The Troy Covering Shop won its second national award for a window display titled June Bride Window. Displayed May 31 through June 13, the exhibit featured linens, giftwares, and bedroom and bathroom gifts. Judges included Larry Kunstler, Erika Engels, and Robert Nusbaum.
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Troy Covering Shop
Decorative Linens Guild
The
Linen Trade Association, Inc
Larry Kunstler
Erika Engels
Hackaday Associate
Robert Nusbaum
Nash Associates
Detroit, Mich
Sioux Falls
Idaho
Steinhauer Named European Manager for Clupak
Roger B. Leithead announces Ernset Steinhauer, 44, an American engineer with 20 years in US Canada and Europe, as Clupak European manager. He succeeds BOM Burrow, formerly of Derby, England, and will report to Burrow, now promoted to technical director at Clupak's New York headquarters.
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Ernset Steinhauer
United States
Canada
Europe
Clupak
Tne
Roger B. Leithead
Steinhauer
Bom, Burrow
Derby
England
Burrow
Clhipak
New York
Amway Event and Recruit at Colonie Center
Amway showcases its products at Colonie Center Thursday from 2 to 8 p.m. A tractor trailer display sponsored by Charles F. White of Valley Falls runs during the event, with a recruitment session at 8 p.m. Also announced, Donald A. Betor of Waterford was named a registered representative of Waddell & Reed, Inc. Betor, former Lansingburgh High School and Hudson Valley Community College teacher, holds a UB finance degree and belongs to several teachers associations.
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Amway
Amiway
Colonie Center
Charles F. White
Valley Falls
R. A. Betor
Waddell & Reed
I Donald A. Betor
Waterford
Waddell & Reed, Inc
United Funds Group
Jmitual Funds
Betor
Lansingburgh
Hudson Valley Community College
University of Buffalo
Beto
New York State Teachers Association
Lansingburgh Teachers Association
Eastern Business Teachers Association
Macy's Hosts Medicare Discussion Sessions
Macy's Community Room hosts two sessions on Medicare and Social Security benefits on September 19 and 20 from 8 to 9 p.m. Albany Social Security representatives will lead discussions, show films, and answer questions about hospital and medical insurance. Registration occurs at a special information booth near Macy's escalator on the lower level.
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Macy’s Community Room
Albany Social Security Office
Macy’s
Special Macy's Mediterranean Themed Offerings
Macy's promotes a Mediterranean themed promotion in select departments through Lent. Buyers curate items from Greece Italy France Portugal Spain and Israel, presenting a modern odyssey of treasures from Mediterranean border countries.
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Mediterranean
Roush
Greece
Macy’s
Italy
France
Portugal
Spain
Israel
Ken Scott
Baronesse Luciana
Sabrina Fragrance
Sabrina
Aviv
Myrurgia
Puig
Barcelona
Macy’s Men’s
Power Firm Promotes R. M. Crist
Robert M. Crist of Camillus has been named manager of promotional services for Niagara Mohawk Power Corp Area Development Department. He will direct promotional programs to attract industrial prospects in the company service territory, with a career spanning Albany to Syracuse and involvement in Jaycees and Boy Scout work.
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Robert M. Crist
Camillus
Niagara Mohawk Power Corp
Harry G. Slater
Crist
Niagara Mohawk
Castleton -on-Hudson
Hudson Valley Community College
Niagara Mohawk At
Albany
Troy
Niagara Falls
Syracuse
N.Y.5. Association of Industrial Development Agencies
U.S. Jaycees
Where Have All the Mutual Fund Buyers Gone
Mutual fund investors and salesmen face a sales slump as fund share purchases fall from 1,817 million to 1,087 million in the first seven months year over year. Redemptions also rise, with 1,505 million cashed in this year, following 1,245 million in the prior period. SEC reform proposals in Congress depress sentiment, prompting redeems and delaying new purchases.
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Mutual
Investment Company Institute
The
Fund Trade Association
Washington
Securities & Exchange Commission
SEC
Senate
Rensselaer
Medi
Feare
Metropolitan Life Ingurj
P. O. Box
mutuallUtiea
New York
Individua Q
B. C
No. Troy
Ganizations
Congress
Social Security Q A Clarifies Premium Notices and Claims
In a Q A from Waterford and Troy readers, authorities advise waiting for official premium due notices before paying Social Security health insurance. Claims for medical expenses have no time limit, suggesting monthly submissions. The discussion also notes industry trends in mutual funds and potential changes to Social Security benefits under consideration by Congress, with no definite dates.
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Waterford
Flushing
Troy
Bendix Blood Drive Sets Record Donation Total
Bendix employees and volunteers filled the Bloodmobile at the Bendix plant from noon to 6 pm donating 137 units of blood. Over 250 workers from day and afternoon shifts plus others volunteered, with local Red Cross and hospital staff assisting.
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Bendix
Harold Potter
Thomas McNeff
Red Cross Bloodmobile
Friction Materials
Green Island
Fine-American Red Cross
Greenbile
Frank E
Rensse Fitzpatrick
Waterford
Volunteer County
Teer
Red Cross
Fitzpatrick
Bendix Corporation
Arthur St. John
Robert {. Wiley
Iplant
State's Take From Spa Meet Rises
The state tax take from the Saratoga summer meeting rose to 3,156,916 this year, up 199,874 from last year, as attendance and handle grew. Joseph H. Murphy, state tax commissioner, announced the figures noting 440,658 bettors and 31,801,848 wagered, with daily averages around 1.325 million. Last year 423,755 fans bet 29,629,682 across 24 1 days, yielding 2,957,042 to the state.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Saratoga Race Track
Joseph H. Murphy
Junior League Dinner Meeting Set Today
The Troy Junior League dinner meeting will be held today at Mario's Theater Restaurant with dinner served at 6 p.m. Following the 8 p.m. business meeting, a public relations skit will be presented by members of the group. Slides on the Sunnyside Day Camp summer activities will be shown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Troy Junior League
Mario's Theater
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R.O. Johnson
New Aero Vac
Capital District Traffic Association
Tau Alpha Sigma Chapter
Delta Nu Alpha, National Transportation Fraternity
Russell Sage College
State Street
Margaret Dana
Colrm
Classified AD Service
the Record Newspapers
Prigay
Serurdey
R. M. Crist
Bentley N. Johnson
Bailtown Road
Ellis Hospital
William Hotaling
Central Supply
Albany College of Pharmacy
Philadelphia College of Pharmacy and Science
Amsterdam
Social Security
Troy Plaza
City of
Hoosick Street
Sidney C. Smith
J. Burch McMorran
Department of Transportation
Department of Motor Vehicles
McMorran
Commodore
Albany, Troy
Latham
Watervliet
Cehoes Green Futend
Albia
West Sand Lake
Mechenicville
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