Boris Pasternak Life and Work in Context
Boris Pasternak, born 1890 in Moscow, rose from poetry to renowned novelist of Dr Zhivago. He faced Soviet censorship, won and renounced the Nobel Prize, lived at Peredelkino with Zinaida, died May 30, 1960, amid hushed funeral details and public homage by loyal admirers.
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Boris Pasternak
Moscow
Leonid Pasternak
Rosa Kaufman
Gromeko
Dr. Zhivago
Boris
Marburg
Germany
Cohen
Rainer Maria Rilke
Joseph Stalin
Pasternak
Goethe
Shelley
United States
Swedish Academy
Russia
Alexander
Peredelkino
Zinaida
Mass for Agnes B Cavanaugh Held in Hoosick Falls
The Most Rev Francis J Cavanaugh celebrated the funeral mass for his sister Agnes B Cavanaugh of 11 Nixon St Hoosick Falls at the Church of the Immaculate Conception Saturday assisted by priests from the local church Fifteen other priests were present The deceased was an assistant cashier at the National Commercial Bank and Trust Co in Hoosick Falls Bank staff attended the service Bearers included Carl Cunningham William McMartin Edward Albergine Harry Hebbard John McDonough and Richard Pleasant at Mahar Funeral Home prior to the mass
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Moscow
Konstantin Paustovsky
Sviatoslavy Richter
Stanislav Neigans
Pasternak
Boris Pasternak
Dacha
Church of Transfiguration
Anna Gromeko
Valentin Asmus
Vladimir Mayakovsky
Gethsemane
Francis J. Cavanaugh
Augustinan Order
Catholic Church
Agnes B. Cavanaugh
Nixon St
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Donald J. Ammering
Miss Cavanaugh
National Commercial Bank & Trust Co
Mahar Funeral Home
Carl F. Cunningham
William McMartin
Edward Albergine
Harry T. Hebbard
John McDonough
Richard Pleasant
Windsor's electric chair moved to state museum
Windsor's state prison closes and may be demolished as the electric chair, used from 1919 to 1954 to execute five men including Donald Demag and Francis Blair, is relocated to the Vermont Historical Society Museum in Montpelier. Attorney General Diamond signals possible revival of death penalty.
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Windsor
State Museum
UPI
Windsor State Prison
Vermont Historical Society Museum
Montpelier
Donald Demag
Burlington
Francis Blair
Barre
Vermont
Salmon names maple panel task force chair
Gov. Thomas P. Salmon created a Maple Task Force to identify problems facing maple sugar producers and propose solutions to grow the industry in Vermont. Former Agricultural Commissioner Elmer E. Towne of Montpelier was named chairman of the panel.
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Montpelier
UPI
Thomas P. Salmon Friday
Elmer E. Towne
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Jayne Latif
Virginia Morse
Arlene Berry
Leo Tolstoy
Sergei Rachmaninoff
Alexander Scriabin
Dexter
VERDE
Sebago
CLUB
Brentwood
FOO
Women's
Lady Florsheim
Gold & Gran Sol
Francesco
Hush Puppy
Dexter Bass
Dunham
GOLD
Dunham, Hush Puppy
Spring St. Williamstown
Bank Americard
NHS
Rite Aid
Rite ‘Aid
Rite Aid Products
Sauinge
Wilkinson
Cepacol
Colgare
Johnson’s Baby Powder
Contac
Vicks
VapoRub
TarmPons Iva
Pharmacy
Main St
Bennington
URS
Sat
Springfield
M. Jerome Diamond
Salmon
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