Word: pensionable
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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National Guardsmen and regular soldiers had another special and startling gripe of their own. Under the present snafued pension laws, noted the Army Times, an Army or Air Force Reserve captain killed in Korea would leave a pension of $331.80 a month to his widow and two children; a Regular Army or National Guard captain killed by the same shellburst would leave his dependents a pension of only $130 a month. Reason: reservists come under the same pension laws as civilian employees of the Government; regulars and guardsmen (as well as all Marine and Navy personnel with more than...
...acting almost turns Cause for Alarm! into a one-woman show. But a tight script by Mel (The Window) Dinelli and Producer Tom Lewis also contains rounded minor roles, unusually well played by Margalo Gillmore as a garrulous busybody and Irving Bacon as a footsore postman slogging toward his pension...
...first time in over 25 years, the full chorus of the Harvard Glee Club and Radcliffe Choral Society will not sing with the Boston Symphony Orchestra at its annual Pension Fund concert this spring...
Merrill estimated that along with pension funds in 1951, $10 billion in personal savings will have to be invested. To make sure it has the staff to handle its booming business, Merrill Lynch will school women for what has always been considered a mans job: it will train "customer's women" as well as "customer...
Died. Edward Agar Horatio Nelson, fifth Earl Nelson, 90, great-great nephew of Britain's Admiral Nelson (1758-1805) and last to get the "perpetual" ?5,000-a-year pension to Nelson's heirs; in London. The Socialist government unilaterally canceled Britannia's promise to the man who made her Mistress of the Seas...