Vermont seeks trainees for repair trades under MDTA
The Department of Employment Security announces statewide recruitment for two training courses in electrical appliance repair and radio TV repair under the Manpower Development and Training Act. Unemployed family heads can receive weekly allowances and may obtain travel and sustenance support. Trainees will be selected from 12 Vermont offices and locations depend on applicant distribution. RIPTON AP Three skiers helped rescue Lucia Norton 12 of Hancock after scarf entanglement with a tow rope left her hanging five feet. Richard Sargent Stanley Parrish and William Parrish pulled her down and she recovered after mouth to mouth. she was resting at a Middlebury hospital.
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Montpelier
Department of Employment Security
Stella B. Hackel
Vermont
Ripton
Lucia Norton
Hancock
Middlebury
Richard Sargent
Brandon
Stanley Parrish
Rochester
William Parrish
Granville
Middlebury Hospital
Vermont Names Howard Jeffrey New State Recreation Director
Stephen E. Baker announces Howard Jeffrey of Oceanside New York to succeed Mrs Theresa S Brungardt as Vermont director of recreation effective February 25. Jeffrey has held top posts on Long Island and led recreation programs nationally while also serving at West Virginia University and Brattleboro Vermont.
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Long Island
Long Island Recreation and Park Association
Nassau County Recreation Department
American Recreation Society
West Virginia University
Morgantown
W.va
Jeffrey
Vermont
Brattleboro
Vermont Recreation Society
U.S. Navy
Treasure Island
San Francisco
California
Naval Base
Kwajalein
Pacific
Colgate University
New York University
Indiana University
New York State Department of Education
Missing Montpelier salesman last seen in Boston
A weekend Boston search failed to locate Montpelier insurance salesman Charles P. Billado 23. He reportedly hired a taxi from St Johns bury to Logan Airport last week. State Police checked with airlines but his name was not on flight lists. Authorities called the case an active missing person investigation.
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Montpelier
Boston
Charles P. Billado
Billado
St. Johnsbury
Logan International Airport
Cpl
Ronald Woodward
State Police
Logan
Gleen Davis
Criminal Investigation Bureau
Widow seeks probe into Barre death after snowball incident
In Barre, widow Mrs. Albert Guillette and her son Roger urge Attorney General Charles E. Gibson Jr. to pursue action over Guillette’s December heart attack following snowballs thrown at his house. State’s Attorney Bernasconi and Police Chief Chandler clash over handling of the case.
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Floyd B. Chandler
Bernasconi
Rensselaer County Supervisors Form New Association
James K. Welsh of Rensselaer was named temporary chairman as the Supervisors Association of Rensselaer County organized. It will reconvene March 15 to consider by law proposals and is open to current and former County Board of Supervisors and related courthouse staff. Readability and regional context reflect early 20th century civic organization coverage.
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Troy
James K. Welsh
Rensselaer
Supervisors Association
Rensselaer County
County Board of Supervisors
Court House
Berkshire Scout to Represent New England in Nation’s Report
Bruce A Schulze 16 of Pittsfield has been chosen to represent New England at the Report to the Nation in Washington during Boy Scout Week. He beat 47 Berkshire Council scouts, will fly February 4, meet J Edgar Hoover and area congressmen, receive a $300 Readers Digest scholarship, and visit Valley Forge and the World's Fair. In North Adams plans were unveiled to develop Mt Greylock into a major ski center with six chairlifts, capacity 6800 skiers per hour, at an estimated half a million dollars, draft plans due in a week.
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Pittsfield
Bruce A. Schulze
Albert O. Schulze
Churchill St
New England
Washington
St. Stephen’s Episcopal Church
Bruce
Berkshire Council
J. Edgar Hoover
FBI
Readers Digest
Valley Forge
North Adams
Mt. Greylock
Joseph R. Dragone
Bennington Banner Publication and Delivery Rates
The Bennington Banner publishes daily except Sundays and holidays from 425 Main St Bennington Vermont. It is a member of the Associated Press and offers home delivery and motor delivery. Subscription rates within 50 mile radius and Vermont: 3 months four dollars twenty five cents. six months eight dollars. one year fifteen dollars. U S rates: eight months four dollars seventy five cents. six months nine dollars. one year seventeen fifty. Special rates apply for servicemen.
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Bennington Banner
Main St. Bennington Vt
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
AP News
Vermont
U.S
Five Day Boston Forecast Lower Temperatures Across Period
The U S Weather Bureau projects a five day outlook from Tuesday to Saturday with temperatures averaging 3 to 8 degrees below normal. Cold throughout the period with minor daily changes. Precipitation near two thirds of an inch overall, Vermont slightly higher or lower. snow ends early Tuesday with mountain snow flurries continuing.
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Boston
U.S. Weather Bureau
Vermont
Time zones counted worldwide and four US continental zones
New York report notes the world has 24 time zones. In the United States four zones cover the continental states Central Mountain Pacific and Eastern.
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New York
Fairbanks-Morse Chief Reports On Local Plant Talks
In St Johnsbury the Fairbanks Morse president is to address a luncheon and present a progress report on studies about plant location. Local and state officials gathered information to persuade the company to stay, as nearly 600 workers are employed at the plant. A brochure of the studies was shown in New York, with Gov Hoff among attendees.
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St, Johnsbury
Fairbanks- Morse and Co
St. Johnsbury
Fairbanks - Morse
New York
Griebel
Hoff
St. Johnsbury House
Six Die on Highways Across New England Weekend
AP reports six people died on New England highways over the weekend from Friday 6 p.m. to Sunday midnight. Maine and Vermont had no fatalities. Rhode Island and New Hampshire each reported two deaths. Massachusetts and Connecticut each had one. Victims include William Cookson of Vermont, John Enos of Rhode Island, Richard H. Mains of Rhode Island, William L. Radhel of Connecticut, and Lois A. Farina, a New Jersey student killed in New Hampshire.
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N.E
Boston
New England
Maine
Vermont
Rhode Island
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Connecticut
William Cookson
Woodbury
Tyngsboro
Mass
John Enos
West Warwick
R.I
Richard H. Mains
Providence
East Greenwich
R.ii
William L. Radhel
Pomfret
Conn
Killingly
New Haven Railroad
Lois A. Farina
Mormouth
N.J
Hooksett
N.H
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Mrs. Brungardt
Recreation Board
Chamber
Montpelier Chamber of Commerce
Navy
William B. Franke
Rutland
Cmdr
Robert B. Brumstead
Chamber of Commerce
Laws
Highway Department
L. M. Pike & Son, Inc
Laconia
Colchester
Pike
Wiity
New York Telephone Company
New Troy
Albany
Leo W. O’brien
WAST
O’brien
Schenectady Army Depot
Defense Department
Plattsburgh Air Force Base
Down In
Berkshire
Chevrolet
W.H
Eddington
Main ST
Bennington, VT
Fairbanks-Morse
Chicago
UPI
United Wallpaper Co
Big Armour Star
Teaks Ib
Lelb
Peg
Freezer
Auanes
Kraft Parkay
Sec AZ
Chuck Eye
Newport
Deal Label
Spic & Span
Cas’ AS
Cass
Lsbury Bait
Sweetmilk
RED Tun Cat Foo
Dole Frozen
Robin Hood
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