Plant Closure Order Invalid Says Attorney
The Trustees voted August 7 to seek 1,000 dollars to fund an investigation at a special village meeting on September 18. A majority of the board remained silent as the issue was discussed.
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Newspaper
Bennington Banner
Location
Bennington, Vermont, United States of America
Date
Aug 17, 1962
Page
10
Kennedy on Tour to California with Brown and LA
JFK's California swing includes remarks at Fresno airport before flying to Los Angeles for private time with Patricia Kennedy Lawford at their Santa Monica home. Gov. Brown plays a key role in welcoming Kennedy and San Luis groundbreaking ceremonies.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fresno
Kennedy
Los Angeles
Patricia
Actor Peter Lawford
Santa Monica
Brown
San Luis
Nixon
South Dakota
Oake Dam
Missouri
Captives Freed Amid Laos Crisis and Geneva Accord
Wolfkill and others were freed after a helicopter crash near Red lines on May 15, 1961. Ballenger disappeared April 22, 1961, as four American advisers were captured. Bailey fell when his plane crashed March 23, 1961. Frigillana, a Air America mechanic, vanished December 1960 amid fighting between neutralist and right wing factions in Vientiane. Prince Souphanouvong promised their release after the Geneva accord endorsing a coalition and neutrality for Laos.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ment. Wolfkill
Red Lines
Ballenger
State Department
Bailey
Frigillana
Air America
Vientiane
Pathet Lao
Prince Souphanouvong
Geneva
Laos
Funeral notices and memorials across New York and Vermont
Funeral services held for Miss Anna Quinn a former resident of 339 Pleasant St at Mahar & Son Funeral Home with a Requiem High Mass in St. Francis de Sales Church. Burial in St. Columban's Cemetery Arlington relatives from Pittsfield Albany Delmar Glens Falls and Arlington. Also memorial for James Albert Horne Sr. of Fifty Acres Shaftsbury died at Putnam Memorial Hospital after long illness. Services at St. Peter's Episcopal Church Bennington and Forest Dale Cemetery Malden. Contributions to Vermont Cancer Society.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anna Quinn
Pleasant St
Mount Lorette
Cranesville
N. Y
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
St. Francis de Sales Church
Francis B. Flanagan
St. Columban’s Cemetery
Arlington
Gerald T. Buckley
St. Columban’s Church
Pittsfield
Mass
Albany
Delmar
Glens Falls
N.Y
Shaftsbury
James Albert Horne
Bennington
Luise Kudlich Gildersleeve
George E. Becker Jr
Nancy
Manhasset
L.I
James A. Horne Jr
Baltimore
Ruth Glen
Ralph
Walter
Dorothy) A. Dane
Newton Centre
Dorset
Frederick B. Wolf
St. Peter’s Episcopal Church
Fr. Wolf
Forest Dale Cemetery
Malden
Donald A. Webster
Vermont Cancer Society
Montpelier
Hanson - Walbridge Funeral Home
Vermont Municipal Court Hands Fines for Multiple Driving Offenses
Clarence W. Wildman Jr. pleaded guilty to careless driving and driving while suspended, fined 160.20. Edward Waitekus admitted cruelty in the killing of five newborn kittens, pre sentence investigation ordered with bail 200. Curtis Smith and Steven Williams pled guilty to breaking and entering with intent to commit larceny, pre sentence investigations ordered. Alan A. Murray pleaded guilty to driving to endanger, fined 75 with a 90 day suspended sentence and a condition not to operate a vehicle in Vermont. David P. Alexander pleaded guilty to careless driving, fined 40.10. Joseph G. Burke pleaded guilty to speeding, fined 35.10. Richard Gorham pleaded guilty to violation of the law of the road, fined 45.10.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Edward Waitekus
Beech Court
Curtis Smith
Union St
Steven Williams
Clark’s Woods
Stephen H. Gilman
Alan A. Murra
Argyle
N.Y
Vermont
David P. Alexander
Prospect St
Joseph G. Burke
Arlington
Ancient Hopewell village unearthed near Prairie du Chien
A highway surveyor’s tip led to the discovery of a 2,000 year old Hopewell Indian village ruins on a farm near Prairie du Chien Wisconsin. Frank Homes of Lancaster found arrowheads and human teeth and notified the Wisconsin Historical Society which sent archaeologists to excavate the site.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Prairie DU Chien
Wis
Hopewell
Wisconsin
Frank Homes
Lancaster
Wisconsin Historical Society
Obituary Nicholas G Monsarrat 59 Seekonk Mass resident
Nicholas Graves Monsarrat 59 died suddenly at his Seekonk home. He was born February 12, 1903 in Toledo Ohio, son of Norton S. and Jane Graves Monsarrat. Survived by his wife Phyllis Thomas, three sons, two grandchildren, and a sister Emily Gordon of Bennington. Graveside service Monday at 1 p.m. at Park Lawn Cemetery. Interment in Graves family lot.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nicholas Graves Monsarrat
Seekonk
Mass
Norton S. and
Jane Graves Monsarrat
Toledo
Ohio
Phyllis Thomas
Patrick
Emily) Gordon
Bennington
Park Lawn Cemetery
Graves
Wanderlust painter Paul Hubbard tours Bennington again
Paul Hubbard, famed as the roaming artist dubbed King of the Hoboes and Rembrandt of the Roads, passes through Bennington seeking a place to settle. Now seventy or 702, he has traveled over a million miles in nearly 400 cars and an airplane since 1918, painting in his auto and living on the road while awaiting a possible quiet retreat in Arizona.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Paul Hubbard
King’s Radio Shop
Depot Street
Hubbard
Bowie
Texas
Michaeagle
Rembrandt
North America
Montreal
Canada
Arizona
Bennington
Reunion honors Rudd family with 89th gathering at Wayside Motel
The Rudd family held their 89th reunion at the Wayside Motel on the Troy Bennington Road with about 90 members. Raleigh Tatro was elected president and officers include Mrs Helen Hitchcock, Mrs Ruby Eldred, Leland Rudd, and Mrs Florence Eldred. Next year’s reunion is set for the first Sunday in August at the same location. Prizes were awarded for longest married couple, oldest lady and man, youngest members, and farthest distance traveled. A color slide show “African Highlights” by Alouise Baker will be shown August 23 at Fisher School for Martha Canfield Library.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rudd
Wayside
Troy-Bennington Road
Leon Eldred
F. John Hawley
Raleigh Tatro
Hoosick Falls
Helen Hitchcock
Fairlawn
N.J
Ruby Eldred
Bennington
Leland Rudd
Arlington
Florence Eldred
Jane Hitchcock
N. J
Fred Russell
North Bennington
Alouise Baker
Fisher School
Miss Baker
Martha Canfield
Friends of the Library
Allan Robertson
W. W. Williams
P.O. Box
Birth Rate Rankings from UN Yearbook 1961
Global birth rates for 1960 show Latin America Africa and parts of Asia leading. Guatemala tops at 49.5 per thousand with Mexico and El Salvador near 46. Aden Federation of Malaya Taiwan around 0 per thousand. Japan 17.2 and Australia Canada US Europe mostly under 20 per thousand.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
United Nations
Latin America
Africa
Asia
Guatemala
Mexico
el Salvador
Aden Col
Federation of Malaya
Taiwan
Japan
Australia
Canada
United States
European
Europe
Births and Discharges Across Several Towns Mark August News
Putnam Hospital discharged Pamela Carey and others from Bennington and nearby towns. Births reported for Hoosick Falls and surrounding areas include a daughter Aug 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Gardner and a son Aug 16 to Mr. and Mrs. Dunlop. A birth Aug 13 to Mr. and Mrs. Klak of Lockport is noted with previous children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pamela Carey
Janet Michaels
Bennington
Henry Elwell
David Shaw
Hoosick Falls
Thomas Brooks
North Hoosick
Phylis Mason
Pawlet
Brenda Crofut
Arlington
Robin Wade
Shaftsbury
Walter Gardner
Alonzo Dunlop
Petersburg
N.Y
Joseph Dubuke
Chester Klak
Lockport, Ill
Klak
Anne Krawczyk
Arlene
Mark
Parole Violation Sends Man to Massachusetts Prison
Montague states no clear suspect in the ongoing case as Massachusetts authorities shift focus to parole enforcement. Money from Cape Cod banks to Boston Fed was moved in registered mail pouches guarded by a two man mail van crew armed with 38 caliber pistols. Fed officials list denominations totaling 24 000 in 50s 492 000 in 20s 752 000 in 10s 139 000 in 5s 4100 in 2s and 427 in 1s. transportation of registered mail remains Post Office responsibility. Chief Inspector Montague emphasizes maximal protection under current conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massachusetts
Walpole
Montague
Domanski
Cape Cod
Federal Reserve
Boston
Greater Boston Fares to Fall on Bus and Rail Lines
The Mass Transportation Commission says starting in October commuters will see lower fares or more service on all area bus and railroad lines. A $10 million subsidy program funds most of the savings with federal aid. New Haven and Boston & Maine railroads receive the largest shares, plus allocations to the MTA and other bus lines.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
Mass Transportation Commission
Greater Boston
New Haven
Boston & Maine
B&m
Teen-age jurors cut cases in Jacksonville court
Judge John Santora says teen juries have halved the number of teenage defendants appearing in Jacksonville Municipal Court since the experiment began last month. After hearing cases, the young jurors recommend punishments the judge often follows.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville, Fla
Jacksonville Municipal Court
John Santora
Santa Claus Helper in Ann Arbor Dies at 72
Albert Warnhoff, 72, who ran a basement workshop in Ann Arbor producing 42,000 Christmas toys for hospitalized and needy children, died of lung cancer. He continued crafting dolls and toys after heart attacks in 1955 ended his lumber job. His first project was a doll crib for a hospitalized neighbor child.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ann Arbor
Mich
Albert Warnhoff
Warnhoff
Bennington Airport hosts EAA chapter meeting
Thirteen people attended an organizing meeting for a Bennington Experimental Aircraft Association chapter. The group planned a project to recover an Aeronca Champion, with work to start after transport from Pennsylvania. A September 13 follow up meeting was scheduled. Mrs. Michael Krawczyk visits Lockport Illinois to see her new granddaughter born August 13. Also an advertisement offers a 3 bedroom house for sale at 6500 dollars, inquire 104 Jefferson Avenue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Experimental Aircraft Association
Aeronca
Pennsylvania
Jefferson Avenue
McKinley Advances to Newport Semifinals in Tennis Tourney
Top seed Chuck McKinley of the United States defeated Gordon Forbes of South Africa 6-3 0-6 6-2 to reach the Newport Casino Men’s Invitation semifinals in Newport Rhode Island. England’s Mike Sangster beat Tom Edlefson of Oakland California 1-6 6-3 6-4. Other quarterfinals were scheduled for today.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Newport
R.I
Chuck McKinley
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