New Hampshire's First Democratic Governor Takes Office
John W. King sworn in as New Hampshire's governor promising judicial reform home rule and more aid to education. He pledges to respect predecessor gains while pursuing procedural changes and to reject state income or sales taxes. He aims to help communities facing rising property taxes.
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New Hampshire
Concord
N.H
John W. King
Daniel
Wesley Powell
Powell
King
North Radio Co. Wins Civil Case Over $342 Claim
Judge Waldo C. Holden awarded North Radio Co. of Bennington a $342 claim and rejected Edwin E. Maynard of Essex Junction’s counterclaim for $500 in a Municipal Court civil case. Maynard testified he drove 425 miles weekly as a traveling salesman earning 8 cents per mile. The company denied reimbursing travel expenses beyond gas and oil, which were paid when Maynard used a company truck.
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Waldo C. Holden
North Radio Co
Bennington
Edwin E. Maynard
Essex Junction
Gerald LaCroix
Maynard
Chester
LaCroix
Holden
North Radio
Famed Violinist's Wife Seeks Monthly Support
Frances Sears Heifetz sues for separate maintenance in Santa Monica accusing Jascha Heifetz of extreme mental cruelty. She asks for 3750 a month temporary support for herself and their son, says he has assets over 1 million. The couple married January 6 1947 and separated May 26.
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Santa Monica
Calif
Jascha Heifetz
Frances Sears Heifetz
Joseph
Heifetz
Village Youth Faces Charge in Chester Case
20 year old James Pello of Bennington is held in Wind sor County Jail on bail 5000 after pleading innocent to lewd and lascivious conduct involving a six year old in Chester on December 26. Judge Daniel Kesman set an attorney and the case was continued.
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Springfield
Bennington
James Pello
Windsor County
Woodstock
Chester
Pello
Windsor Municipal Court
Daniel E. Kesman
Atty
Alfred Guarino
White River Junction
Buffer Zone Ruling Awaited
In Atlanta a judge may rule today on whether public nuisance was created by two streets blocked to form a racial buffer zone between Negro and white neighborhoods in the southwest. Judge R E Jones delayed decision after a Municipal Court hearing but promised a swift ruling. Barricades were erected by the city on December 18 with mayor Ivan Allen Jr and aldermen approving ordinances to curb encroachment.
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Atlanta
R. E. Jones
Ivan Allen Jr
Board of Aldermen
Bennington Planning Commission to study fire and electrical codes
The Bennington Village Planning Commission will study fire and electrical codes after detailing a plumbing ordinance. A report to trustees within two weeks will seek final form and review by the village sewer and water department. Local fire and electrical firms will be consulted to discuss materials and views while the village attorney reviews the plan.
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Bennington
Harold Griffin
Fillmore St
Planning Commission
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Bell & Howell
Zoomatic
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Motorola
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