Air Corps officers to get bonus under federal ruling
Troy Chapter declares Air Corps officers must receive a $390 annual bonus regardless of flight status. Non rated officers such as weather crews and mechanics will be included, while rated roles like pilots and navigators remain eligible. Applications should be sent to the Adjutant General's Office with serial numbers and relieving orders. Processing will take time.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AM Alr
Army
Wheller
Wile Vant K. Shyne
Troy Chaplay
Reserve Officers’ Association
Air Reserve
General Accounting Office
United States
Air Corps
Sach
Atrayr
Shyne
Adjutant General's Office
Washington, D.C
School 17 PTA to Meet at 2:30 Wednesday
The first meeting of the season for the Parent-Teacher Association of School 17 will be held Wednesday at 2:30 pm. Parents will meet the new teachers and hear plans for the year. A sea in honor of the new members will follow.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Parent-Teacher Association of School 17
Boy Scout Programs Open To All Creeds In Troy Area
Article outlines universal access to Cub Scout and Senior Scout units across Catholic, Jewish, and Protestant groups in the Troy area. It describes long span program for ages 8 to senior Scouts, including Cub Scouting, Scout activities, and specialized branches like Air and Finisher Scouting. It notes over 600 volunteer Scouters, a Scout executive, and the Troy Area Council as a Community Chest agency supporting youth programs.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allan Hughes
Wiember
Paul Ross
Jmes Kennedy
Hughes
Scoul Ross
Jimmie
Julius Saehrig
Troop 19
BUC
Troy Area
Scout Wavement
Elry
Scout Movement
Holt
Cris
Troy
Babcock Lake
Sra
Air Scouting
Fillurer
Morehan
Whn
Boy Scouts of America
Boy Seoul Council
Community Chest
Inprs and Me Yorks Central Railroad Case Brief
Rensselact represents the plaintiff James and O Mullen. Jones and Jones act for the railroad defense. Corporation counsel of Rensselact appears for wristy and Frederick L Wheeler for the J defendant railroad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rens. Inpr
Yorks Central Railroad
Jones & Jones
James &O 'Mullen
Corporation Counsel
Rensselact
Wristy
Frederick L. Wheeler
Fish Came Club Plans Winter Activities
The Fish Came Club, guided by Tay Clement, charts winter plans with parking, hobgoblin tasks, and a new vegetables drive. New members Edgar F P. Gibbart and others joined at a recent meeting, including Robret Mottis. The group will skip Easter shoots at Averilla Park Road until further notice and hosts a ladies night soon. Russell Patrie reported on the roast during the session.
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Yarallina
Ue Whiur Sports
Ue Henried
Uttdeoyiyo
Gans Club
Tay Clement
Allie Fa
Savon
NCW
RewMrbers
Edgar FP. Gibbart
Mocenl Warren
James TR. Haver
Junin Ryan
Henry Bender
Hoon J. Roland
Rivard Chirk
Robret Mottis
Averilla Park Road
Kens
Russell Patrie
The
Eli
Averill Park News Briefs and Local Meetings
Mrs Anna Hoag returned to Long Island City after two weeks with relatives. Ten members of the Women s Society of Christian Service attended the Hale meeting at Bountington. Averill Park and Sand Lake Volunteer Fire Company held a meeting at the engine house. A turkey supper was served with eighty members in charge of Frank Hack. Five new members were received into the company during the business portion with Fawley Phe in charge for the vice president.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Averill Park
Anna Hoag
Long Island City
Christian Service
HALE
Bounington
Averill Bark Pind
New Hampshire Club Elects Officers in Annual Meeting
Andrew Duniah Audrew H Danlah of Chitnt's was elected president with Taney Presley of Pittsfield as treasurer. Minutes list officers and a plan to publish a booklet titled The Business Bases of Anionic Speakers. Attendees include Larrate Thurent Hubbard Nichols Maul Gadd and Goodson.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New Hampshire Club
Andrew Duniah Audrew H Danlah
Chitnt's
Wn Ud
New Humpabie Club of America
al la Minut
YM Ua HS
Wlebell
Minuten
Taney Presley
Pittsfield
Seev
Larrate Thurent
Qr. Hubbard
Fred Nichols
Melvin Maul
Thosois Gadd
W. C. Goodson
Charles
Quybiin
M. Jhy Belle C. Bradley
Chit Malley
Glen Kirkpatrick
Ndile
Sautle City
Ned
Birth Rate Breaks Records in State This August
In 1987 the state reports 27,000 births in August, the highest on record, 33 percent above last year. Through August a total of 172,000 births illuminate a population rise, with 210,000 more children than if birth rates of 1936-39 had continued, signaling school enrollment growth.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chillie
Nany
State Department of Health
Vital Statistics Department
J. Wy Porte
Youths Charged With Burglary in Albany Jewelry Case
In Albany two youths, Jon C Marton and Go Mtelin, both 20, faced charges after an alleged burglary at a local jewelry shop on Market Street near Robery & Sana. Police said the defendants disposed of stolen goods and admitted involvement, with weapons and tools reportedly used in the break in.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pitsilahl
Albany
Troy
G. Linea
Jon CL Marton
Roberly
Sana
Oller
Aunt Shovtow Charged in Keune Car Incident
Fragmentary OCR reads aunt Shovtow aware charged in a car incident in Keune. Details unclear, but the note indicates a legal action tied to a vehicle event. No corroborating dates, organizations, or individuals beyond Shovtow are readable.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shovtow Ku
Wil Ube
Keunethi
COYLE
Central Ave
Pearl St
Justice Russell to Open a Supreme Court Term in Rensselaer County
The October term of the court will convene today with Justice Russell presiding. A large calendar lists 237 cases including a notable matter involving Wale ter Malley against the City of.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Supreme Court
Rensselaer County
Previe Hy Russel
Wale Ter
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