Back to School September Foods Highlight Grapes and Turkeys
The article notes an abundant September food supply with grapes as the featured item and forecasts plentiful table grapes from California. It urges back to school prep with peanut butter sandwiches, suggests turkey for fall barbecues, and highlights frozen orange juice with a strong Florida crop.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U.S. Department of Agriculture
California
Thompson
Florida
PSB Delays Decision on CV Rail Passenger Cuts
MONTPELIER Vermont Public Service Board Chairman Ernest Gibson said a decision may take time on Central Vermont Railway’s request to drop two daily passenger runs between St. Albans and White River Junction. The petition follows a public Aug 9 hearing in St. Albans. If approved CV would run two passenger trains daily in each direction.
Just Pokin Around and Travel Tales from Bennington to Texas
A Barre Montpelier Times Argus feature highlights Mike Carbo and Penny Garofano enjoying the Shrine game in Hanover New Hampshire while spotlighting Mike’s polio journey and Penny’s activities. It also recounts the Patersons travel detour from Aiken South Carolina visiting Waco Austin and St. Louis plus Lincoln home sites and Adena in Ohio.
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Mike Carbo
Montpelier
Albert T. Ray
Congress Street
Penny Garofano
Rutland
Hanover
N.H
Barre-Montpelier
Penny
Philip T. Garofano
St. Peter’s School
Sam Pattersons
Bennington
Kenneth Welch
Aiken
S. C
Waco
Texas
Austin
Texas Capitol
Washington
Lone Star State
Little Rock
Ark
St. Louis
Black River
Poplar Bluff
Forrest Park
Carlinville
Ill
Abraham Lincoln
Stephen Douglas
Lincoln
U.S. Senate
Illinois
Pattersons
Springfield
Columbus
Ohio
Harry R. Patterson
Harry Patterson
Bendi
Charles G. Bennett
New York Times News
Banner
Pearl Harbor
U.S. Lady
Benningtonian
Bronxville
N.Y
Makalapa
Cincpac
Kenneth McCaleb
Julian Hartt
INS
Ed Thomas
ABC
Norman Paige
Larry Keighley
Saturday Evening Post
U.S.S
Missouri
Vern Hougland
John Dos Passos
Leyte
U.S
Alvadee Adams
Carlos P. Romulo
United States
Pacific
Bennett
George
Estelle) Atwood
Old Bennington
Goodbye Main Street The move and the children’s impact
A nostalgic account describes moving from a family home where children grew, the emotional toll of packing, and the practical sneaky plan to shed possessions. It notes neighbors, schools, rooms, and yards, with reflections on community ties and the role of media and local stations in civic life. It ends with a shift to a Washington report on Dr. Luther L. Terry urging broad accident prevention efforts.
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Main Street
Bugs Bunny
Washington
API
Luther L. Terry
U.S
Dry Addison Gets 8,000,000 Gallons
In Addison County Vermont drought aid reaches 31 farms with over eight million gallons of water. Operation Water Pump enters its fourth week supplying Bridport Addison Orwell and Whiting from Dead Creek Lemon Fair River and Otter Creek. A related plan, Operation Water Pipe, awaits delivery of civil defense pipes. Three miles of pipe are to be laid this week. 124 farmers in Vermont's dairy heart have asked for aid as drought persists.
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Middlebury
UPI
Addison County
Bridport
Addison
Orwell
Whiting
Dead Creek
Lemon Fair
Otter Creek
Vermont
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Miss Martin
London
Patterson
Sam
Rhode Island
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Conn
Arthur C. Barschdorf
Duluth
Mass
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Minnesota Power and Light Co
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Hammond, Ind
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Emery Krauts
Lucienne
Andre
New York City
Nichols
First National Stores
North Bennington Road
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Salem
Madkour
Geer and Wine
Portable Typewriters
Bennington Bookshop, Inc
Main St
Williamstown
Longhorn