Vermont News Roundup From Barre Daily Times 1939
A Barre Daily Times column surveys national and Vermont events. Notes presidents, peace talks, Smugglers Noteh, tourism potential, and the Norwich University class of 1919-20 context. Highlights include the Norwich graduating class, the proposed peace treaty text in the Congressional Record, and Vermont’s district health officer system starting July 1.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Germany
Congressional
Senate
Vermont
Dida Veretafore
American Legion slow to organize across states
The article discusses the slow formation of American Legion posts in the United States, noting only two other states with the system. It suggests appointing authorized agents to inform the public, explaning eligibility and aims to recruit war veterans, similar in structure to the Grand Army of the Republic, and hopes for a large first-year membership. It also mentions economic waste in Barre and hopes for factories to employ young women locally, reducing migration to cities.
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American Legion
Met
St. Louis
Legion
Grand Army of the Republic
Barre
Barre Board of Trade
Waterbury Record
Swanton Courier
Swanton
Karte
Flag Day tribute calls attention to June 14 anniversary
Letter from a Barre Times reader extols Old Glory as a symbol of freedom and sacrifice. It recalls Fort Sumter, Civil War, and recent world conflict battles, urging wide display of the flag on June 14 and urging reverent respect for those who defend it. The correspondent, Lamma A. Lalpint, signs as press correspondent of W. RK. CG.
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Eiditor
Barre Times
Washington
Lincoln
United States
Fort Sumter
Wah Anderson
Major Anderson
Columbia
Buaimens
Lamma A. Lal'pint
W. RK. CG
Town Gossip Through a Week of Visitors and Arrivals
In a sequence of visits and movements, Vaughan Boyce of Proctor and Linteley Colebrook traveled to town, Norwich University welcomed BL Savage Mika Dorothy Savage and Guy Savage, Mrs Guy Boyce returned home, Fred Miles of Middlesex and Mise Edith Salis of Burlington visited, Miss Alice Turney hosted by her sister, the Remples opened Camp Rest View for summer, Mise Erhel Cove of Warren stayed at Waikefield house, Lewis Sencakl arrived on Paisey night, and Otto Hashnel and family joined the town Friday. Congregational church notes mention Mrs Wo A Remele hosting a program on Sunday morning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. E. Marshall
Vaughan Boyce
Proctor
Linteley Colebrook
Charlestown
BL. Savage
Mika Dorothy Savage
Guy Savage
Norwich University
Guy Boyce
Privay
Procter
Fred Miles
Middlesex
Mise Edith Salis
Burlington Ie
Frances
Alica Turney
Turaday
Mise Kathna Turney
Warren Duelmer
W. A. Remple
Mise Erhel Cove
Warren
Waikefield House
Lewis Sencakl
Otto Hashnel
Mobile
Congregational Church
Wo A
Remele
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Barre Daily Times, Inc
Frank BE. Lnowley
Publiciuer
Pontaffice
Associated Press
Lo We
Iiquiry
Wilson
Paris
Villa
Wil
Secretary of State
Rutland County
State House of Correction
Rutland
Dore
Montpelier
Springfield
Maas
Planand
Stowe
Jeffersonville
Norwich
Northfield
Ite
Palm Beach
F H. Rogers & Company
Rogers’ Walk-Over
Boot Shop
North Main Street
Lewis
Barre, Vt
DY Scott & Bowne
SCOTT
Bevans
Bellans
Capital Savings Bank and Trust Co
Montpelier, Vt
Geo. L. Hlanchard
Pres
Albert Johonnott
Edward J. Deavitt
Frank N. Smith
William G. Nye
Julius Volholm
Harry Dantels
Nicklas Stroutsos
Russell
Apollo
Vanilla
Russell’s
Red Cross Pharmacy
Quarry Savings Bank and Trust Co
Quarry Savings Bank & Trust Company
Ben A.lastman, Pres
Ha.mioner
V .Pree
CM. Wiuley
Teena
Ben Akastiman
JM Bourwell
W.gateynolde
Alp-Abbot
ILF
Vermont Mutual Fire Insurance Company of
McAllister & Kent
Berlin
Orange
First National Bank
Crown’s Drug Store
A. W. Badger & Co
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