Mrs Mortimer R Proctor Dies In Vermont Royal Circles
Mrs. Mortimer R. Proctor 56 wife of former Gov Proctor died Christmas Eve after a stroke. A Vermont newspaper figure she began at Montpelier Argus around 1934 and later served Rutland Herald. Married 1942 while he was lieutenant governor, she stayed active in Republican politics and Women’s Republican Club.
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Waterbury Center Home Hit By Runaway Car
A hit and run driver damaged Ralph Marshall’s Waterbury Center home in the early hours Saturday. The vehicle backed into the house and fled, leaving a hole, broken furniture, and dishes. police suggest the spin and retreat helped the escape.
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Marshall
Local notices from Troy to Valley Falls describe fatalities and aid drives
Alfred J. Millhouse 65 of Troy, tax examiner, died after stricken while driving from his driveway. Mechanicville man Warren H. Duckworth, 65, died from injuries after a Dec 14 crash. Valley Falls family of nine lost home and gifts to fire. neighbors and WGY WRGB organized aid.
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Leonard Hospital
Warren H. Duckworth
RD 2
Waterford-Mechanicville
Mary A. Moore
Valley Falls
Chester Wescott
WGY
WRGB
Valley Falls Fire Department
Berkshire baker Harold Lloyd dies at 73
Harold Raymond Lloyd 73 longtime Western Massachusetts businessman died in North Adams Hospital. From 1912 to 1951 he ran Lloyds Bakery on Marshall Street, one of North Berkshire’s largest. He left the business when its building was torn down in 1951. He last worked for Cascade Paper Co. Funeral services set for 2 p.m. Wednesday at First Baptist Church.
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North Adams
Harold Raymond Lloyd
Massachusetts
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Lloyd’s Bakery
Marshall Street
North Berkshire
Cascade Paper Co
First Baptist Church
Bennington Christmas Decorations contest winners named
Cordon Sweets home won first prize of 50 dollars in the 1961 Home Christmas Decorations Contest sponsored by the Village of Bennington. Arthur Patten Jr. and David Harrington earned 35 and 25 dollars respectively for other top entries.
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Depot Street
Bennington
Gordon Sweet
River Road
North Bennington
Cordon Sweets
Leo Nash
Village’ Board of Trustees
Arthur Patten Jr
Pleasant St
David Harrington
Woodford Road
Thai Navy Ship Explodes Killing Officers on River
A Thai Navy antisubmarine vessel exploded aboard while moored on the Chao Phya River in Bangkok. The commanding officer and three other Thai sailors were killed. The ship had been transferred from the United States under a military aid program and was beached to prevent sinking.
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Chao Phua River
Accident Victim Shows New Hope At Christmas
Ann Hilleman, 17, moved her hand to touch a toy and smiled as her family kept Christmas quiet at the farm home. The crash after a May high school prom left her unconscious for over four months with brain injuries, a broken jaw, and a fractured cheekbone. Doctors say prognosis remains uncertain for a year to determine brain damage permanence.
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Ann
Hilleman
Five Granddaughters Orphaned By Warren County Crash
Mrs. Walter M. Campman faces uncertain future for five granddaughters Judy 15 Rita 13 Mona 10 Sandra 11 Janet 3 after a Christmas Eve crash that killed their parents and three others. The children remain in fair condition at Warren General Hospital as investigators trace the head on collision near Warren.
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Falconer
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U.S
Warren
Lloyd Palmer
Kathleen Smith
Irvine
Pipeline Ready Behind Prague Oil Line to Bratislava Refinery
The Czechoslovak section of a 3,000 mile Soviet oil pipeline is prepared for operation according to CTK. The line feeds the Slovnaft refinery near Bratislava as it carries oil to Eastern Europe.
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Czechoslovakia
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Winter Storms Grip Nation As Cold Grips South
Blizzard driven cold fronts sweep the nation turning Florida to record cold on Christmas Day. Florida records a 25 December low of 27 in Jacksonville and 24 in Tallahassee as farmers ward off frost. Rescue crews free 12 people marooned by six foot drifts near Maryville Missouri amid widespread snow from Plains to Great Lakes.
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Mont
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