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Newspaper

Troy Record

Location

Troy, New York, United States of America

Date

Jan 26, 1946

Page

4

How U S Pays Help in Seized Plants

Government seizure of industry brings complex pay rules. Wage levels hinge on case by case government action, with 48 hour Navy operation yielding overtime pay, and earlier boards proposing raises only if workers return to standard hours. Seizure outcomes vary by plant and agency.

James Marlow Wolatington USA Sertes Ite Army Montgomery Ward Navy Mont Montgomery-Ward Seiztive Agriculture Department Truman Wage Sibillation Board Tactfinders Unions Agriculture & Meat Stehilznion Bord Stehilaation Board al Mipy

Miss Joan Wallace Guests at Mrs Kuyt Pler son

Miss Joan Wallace of Troy attended a social event hosted by Mrs Kuyt Pler son. Rev William E Gaston to lead church services with Sunday school teachers and pupils uniting for the Friends of the church.

Joan Wallace of Troy Kuyt Plerson

Local residents share visits and Army discharge news

Cropseyville Jerry Locke is recovering from a recent illness. Mrs. Johnson of Syeaway spent the city recently with Mrs. George Wisalek. Mrs. Orn Coons of Troy spent Saturday with Miss Louisa and Clim Newbury. Allen Livingstone has returned home after receiving an honorable discharge from the Army.

Cropseyville Jerry Locke Johnson Syeaway George ‘Wisalek Orn Coons Troy Missus Louisa Clim Newbury Allen Livingstone

Hoosick Falls Grange Anniversary Marks 48th Year

Hoosick Falls Grange members celebrated the unit 48th anniversary at All Saints Parish Hall Hoosick with 95 charter members. About 150 attended as flowers were delivered to absent members and a covered dish supper followed. The program featured instrumental numbers and a film a motion picture. March of Dimes funds were raised during the business session. New Hoosick Court of Amaranth officers presided at a meeting in Masonic Temple.

George W. Bosie Tittle Joyce Pine Cottrell Brownell N. Clifford Cottrell Harald Moseley Laine Charles Vinale Pern Cornell Tibbits Sweet Charles C. Tunt Leo Ladd Sidney Brownell Archie T. Rudd Randolph Pullport Chaiman March of Dimes Fund Court of

War Stumps to students as March of Dimes support rises

High School principal Bernard Murphy cites a drop in gate numbers on War Street Tuesday, attributing the decline to student support for the March of Dimes. The report also notes injuries to Richard LaRose after a car collision, with medical aid given. General notes include military discharge for Cyl Andrew Eppitanio and visits by his wife.

Edamundé Burke Constance Halden Glens Halls Hospital Cyl Andrew Eppitanio 2Nd Airborne Division Jamea Enppitanio Bernard PB. Murphy St. Murphy Richard LaRose Henry Lalase Tracy E. Barker Albany Tr. Testie A. White Clayton F. Toben New York

Chapter R A M Honors Longtime Members

Chapter R A M held a dinner and meeting honoring members with over fifty years of service. Grand Chapter certificates were awarded by Lewis G Bolmiller to Willis G Fisher Lewis G Pearl W Alex Ashton George F B Hrelt A D Bartiinlos and Herbert A Bartholomew for over 52 years each.

Ella Willams Flora Williams Lewis G. Bolmiller Willis G. Fisher Lewis G. Pearl W. Alex Ashton George FB. Hrelt A.D. Bartiinlos Mew Herbert A. Bartholomew

Local Men Return From Abroad and Navy Service

Schaghticoke Caph Earl Cleaves has returned to his parents after three years abroad. Oliver Ralston of the Navy is at his mother's home after service time. Mrsville Hamilton has returned and is at Mrs Hamilton's parents home. A supper for the First Presbyterian Church is served at 5 30 p.m. by the Women's United Society. A royal decree states all sturgeon in Britain waters are the monarch's property.

Ernest Hall Maida Chishan Reformed Church Ooun William E. Gaston Townsend Club Charles Hale Caph Earl Cleaves Oliver Ralston Navy Edward Great Brltain

Goldstein Rules on Vets Civil Service

Albany opinion says the constitutional amendment on veterans preferences is self executing and voids violations without legislative action. Attorney General Goldstein cautions the Legislature remains free to pass laws protecting constitutional rights.

Goldstein Albany Nw Votovang Nathimsel i Goldstein Bute Civil Service Department Goldstam

Veterans Preference Amendment Clarified by Law Experts

Legal experts explain the voters approved amendment effective January 1146 granting five year veterans preference to disabled or non-disabled veterans in service order. It covers World War I veterans on active duty and potentially extends to World War II pending formal end of hostilities. The ruling specifies which service branches and personnel count as armed forces and notes exclusions such as temporary Coast Guard reserves and Merchant Marine.

Vetera Gronty Gollstein Lition Gohlstein Aremy Consclantioum Objectora Women's Auxiliary Army Corps Woman's Army Corps Sa Navy Marine Corps Coast Guard U8maval Coast Guard Resarva Army Specialists Corps Merchant Marine U. S. Maritime Service U. S. Public Health Service Commianion Corps

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