How 4 Ski Lodges Were Built
Vermont ski lodges grew from family ventures into thriving enterprises. The Bunnell and Belden families narrate Mount Snow era beginnings with Trail's End and Sundown Lodge. Paul and Maryanne Kaemmerlen and Ian Hagedorn later expand Snow area lodges into multi building operations with plans for year round use.
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Sundown Lodge
Bruce
Mount Snow
Kent
Kurt
Gill
Kay Bunnell
Huntington
L.I
Bunnells
Vermont
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Valuable Find at New York Exhibit Tells Old Ironsides Story
A Winter Antiques Show exhibit revealed the first log of the U S S Constitution and about 300 accompanying papers detailing early U S Navy ships actions against Barbary pirates and French privateers. The collection, once owned by John Hay relatives, is valued by dealer John Fleming at tens of thousands.
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New York
U.S.S. Constitution
United States Navy
Stephen Decatur
Issac Hull
Robert C.eldred
East Dennis
Cape Cod
John F. Fleming
Eldred
John Hay
Lincoln
Hay
Navy
Longley
Talbot
Talbert
Constitution
Paul Revere
Argus
Edward Preble
United States Third Squadron
Philadelphia
Siren
Viper
Nautilus
Enterprise
Steelmen Fidgeting In Spotlight
AP reports steel industry enjoying rising production and earnings while facing public scrutiny amid wage talks. Kennedy administration emphasizes wage talks without steel price increases as orders stay strong and capacity remains adequate.
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AP Business News
NEW York
Steel
Washington
Wintertime home projects boost value and appeal
The article urges homeowners to tackle wintertime projects to refresh older homes. It highlights wood paneling as a cost effective upgrade that raises value, describes patterns such as V joint in Douglas fir or western hemlock, and stresses proper sanding and drying between coats. It also suggests basement or attic remodeling, garage conversion, porch enclosure, and optional short term carpentry help, noting lumber’s workability and common tools.
Ducks Rescue Swan From Ice On Falls River Pond
In Essex Connecticut a flock of 50 to 60 ducks appeared from the woods and cracked a thin ice layer to free a swan trapped on Falls River Mill Pond. The swan, covered in ice, revived as the concurrent rescue unfolded.
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Essex, Conn
Waldo Grose
Falls River Mill Pond
Grose
Boston May Lose Burlesque Business
Boston city censor Richard J. Sinnott disapproved Hanover Street Casino Theater’s permit to move its burlesque shows to Lancaster Theater near North Station. Merchants fear the shift would hinder North Station revitalization as the Casino Theater is slated for demolition in April for the Scollay Square government center project.
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Boston
Richard J. Sinnott
Hanover Street
Lancaster Theater
North Station
Scollay Square
Demonstration by Prisoners Breaks Out at Sante Prison
About 300 right wing political prisoners staged a shouting demonstration behind Sante prison walls in Paris. A government spokesman said they refused to return to their cells for a pre meal check. Six police carloads moved in to quell the disturbance.
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Paris
Sante
Government plans resettle 30000 farmers in Quintana Roo
The government reports plans to move about 30,000 farmers this year to the remote Quintana Roo territory on the eastern Yucatan Peninsula.
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Mexico City
Quintana Roo
Yucatan Peninsula
Benhi monitors appointed for third marking period and spring activities
New monitors Douglas MacDougall Constance Matz Peter Tinkiam Charles Nolfe Jane Peck Donna Pray Dianne Shippey Curtiss Smith Sue Taylor began Jan 29. Focus Benhi magazine to be published soon under Carlton Holmes. English and music classes plan spring events and Stratford trip with May 23 departure. teachers Comstock Bonham White accompany.
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Douglas MacDougall
Constance Matz
Peter Tinkiam
Charles Nolfe
Jane Peck
Donna Pray
Dianne Shippey
Curtiss Smith
Sue Taylor
Geoffrey Graham
Carlton Holmes
Kendall Rich
Stratford
Man Mistaken for Vice President Lyndon Johnson
In Memphis a man named Troy Gatlin dining with his wife was mistaken for Vice President Lyndon Johnson by a nearby group. A woman rushed forward to address him as the VP, prompting Gatlin to explain that his companion was not Mrs. Johnson and to keep the peace.
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Memphis
Tenn
Troy Gatlin
Lyndon Johnson
Gatlins
Gatlin
Mrs. Johnson
Self-Taught Violin Maker Crafts from Odd Found Wood
James Calogero profiles 82 year old John W Campbell who makes violins by hand in Acworth New Hampshire from odd sources like church stairs and dining room tables. He crafts tops from three quarter inch boards, avoids steam and uses spar varnish for a distinctive tone.
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John W. Campbell
Windham
Acworth
N.H
Campbell
Vermont
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By Carlo Wolter
Dover
Velopment Corp
Green Mountain Serenity
Verlene Belden
Belden
Deborah
Leslie
Bellows Falls
West Dover
Beldens
Joan
Mountaineer
Paul
Maryanne Kaemmerlen
Massachusetts
Snow
Susan
Robin
Laurie
Kaemmerlen
Robert
Tarriffville
Conn
Kaemmerlens
Ian
Chet Hagedorn
Janet Goken
Hagedorn
Hartford, Conn
Mt. Pisgah
Mrs
Bruce Belden
Trail’s End
Mr. and
Mrs. Gill Bunnell
Paul Kaemmerlen
West Dover Inn
N.Y
United States
Silas Talbert
John Longley
Rocco
Algiers
Tunis
Tripoli
Decatur
By Sam Dawson
Benhi
Esther Kissling
Mario Paris
Jennifer Hamilton
Paula Hamilton
BHS
Minnesota
Williamstown
Mass
Mid-West
L’etranger
Albert Camus
Gunnar Schonbeck
Bennington College
Bendi Glee Club
By James Calogero
New England
Brattleboro, Vt
Chamber of Commerce
Alfred Frechette
Shelburne Falls
Antoinette Burnham
Burnham
South Windham
Maine
Jeff Donnell
Alice Gobel
Lonesome
George Gobel
Jean Marie Donnell
Maryland School For Boys
Towson
Miss Donnell
Jeff
Jean Marie
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