Pheasant Pen project finally completed at Berkshire jail grounds
Berkshire County Pittsfield Sportsmen's Club finished a long delayed pheasant pen project on jail grounds after scarce volunteer turnout. Despite low help, 19 men joined final push. The 80 by 120 foot pen will raise 345 pheasants season, starting with 200 provided by the state. Donations and in-kind help from Del Virgilio, GE, and Edward J. Nadal aided the project. costs run about 225 dollars.
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Berkshire County
House of Correction
Joe Arena
Joe
Correctional Institution
John Zuber
Andy Krasky
Bill Harvey
Ed Simmons
State Division of Fisheries and Game
Pittsfield Sportsmen’s Club
Arena
del Virgilio
Edward J. Vidal
Ed Jankowski
Orchard St
Division of Fisheries and Game
Pontoostic Lake
U.S. Department of the Interior
Dixie Serenaders
Charlie Lozan
Canaan
N.Y
Pontposte Lake
Milton Dd. Reynolds
North St
John Redman
West Pittsfield
Ralph C. Nicholas
Wilson St
Old Salts Club
Hampton Beach
N.H
Smith & Gilmore
Pheasant plan at jail spurs county coop and hunting
Plans call for releasing pheasants during October hunting season with jail property pens enabling greater numbers. Led by Sheriff Courtney and county commissioners, the project aims to cut losses from unlawful killing and triple releases in the Pittsfield Lanesboro area. Archival notes describe prior releases, funding concerns, and community input alongside local fishing and hunting updates.
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Arena
Pittsfield-Lanesboro
Getting To Know All About Russia Afloat In Moscow
Joseph Alsop notes Americans see a bustling Moscow with growing housing and new urban projects yet face a wall of access and information. He describes daily shopping, gas coupons, and limited official contact, contrasting Soviet life with American realities and perceptions.
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Russia
Moscow
Soviet Union
New York State
United States
State Department
United
Money’s Worth Rules for Business Deductions in 1962
New York guidance outlines required records to defend expense deductions under the tax law. It details for travel the cost time place and business purpose, and for entertainment the date place participants and business discussions, plus the Cohan rule limits and when it applies.
State Police Win Opening Round In Cab War
State Police won the first round of the gypsy cab war at Logan Airport. Alty Leon Arenson of Brackton, representing suburban cab drivers banished from soliciting fares at the airport, urged drivers not to appear. Police began issuing summonses to unlicensed cab drivers while Boston city law requires licensing for airport fares. Three suburban cab drivers appeared in East Boston District Court and were fined $23 each.
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Logan International Airport
Alty
Leon Arenson
Brackton
Massachusetts Port Authority
East Boston
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