Rutland Railway Manager Lovett to Leave for Denver Job
Rutland general manager John W. Lovett, 42, resigns next month to join Denver Rio Grande Western Railroad in Colorado. He joined Rutland in 1940 as a trainman and was named GM last August before the strike. The article also notes an undisclosed out of court settlement in a $35 000 suit against Brattleboro Memorial Hospital over the death of infant Timothy D Galanes. Governor Keyser nominated for a Young Republican Hall of Fame membership.
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Rutland
John W. Lovett
Rutland Railway
Western Railroad
Lovett
The
Denver, Colo
Denver, Rio Grande & Western Railroad
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital
Barbara Daniels
Walpole
N.H
Timothy D. Galanes
U. S. District Court
Montpelier
Keyser
Young Republican Hall of Fame
GOP
Young Republican Club of
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Troy
Arthur G. Mason
East Dorset
Rensselaer
Mason
Edward Flood
North Bennington
North Hoosick
Rutland County
Ohio
Windsor
Castoday
Williamstown
Walter Galusha
Stuart Graham
Supreme Court
Unemployment Drops Again in Vermont for Second Week
Vermont unemployment eased for a second week to 1,231 claims for the week ended Jan 20, a 14.6 percent drop from 1961. Initial claims fell to 750, with declines in Barre Montpelier and increases in St Johnsbury Newport. Newport voters approve a three district merger forming a new union high school district by 568 to 464. Sheriff Earle B. McLaughlin named president of Vermont FBI National Academy Association. Public Service Commissioner John D. Paterson plans to run for Montpelier mayor against Elbert C. Colburn.
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Vermont
Department of Employment Security
Barre
St. Johnsbury
Newport
Barre-Montpelier
Bennington
Brattleboro
Burlington
Middlebury
Rutland
St. Albans
Springfield
White River Junction
Orleans County
Orleans
Earle B. McLaughlin
Chittenden County
FBI National Academy Association
McLaughlin
George E. Herbert
Friends of Public Service
John D. Paterson
Elbert C. Colburn
Burlington Airport Wins $51,145 FAA Grant
The Federal Aviation Agency approved a $51,145 grant for Burlington Municipal Airport the state's largest. Mayor Robert K. Bing announced funds to acquire additional land and to construct and illuminate a parallel taxiway.
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Burlington
Federal Aviation Agency
Robert K. Bing
Albany Capital City Plan Urged for Regional Growth
The Temporary State Commission on the Capital City urged rapid transformation of Albany into a four-county hub with government business higher education and commerce. The 18 member panel led by Lt. Gov. Malcolm Wilson called for a 10-point action plan to curb strip development and suburban flight.
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Albany
Malcolm Wilson
Rockefeller
Schenectady
Rensselaer
Saratoga
Zelazo Wins Berkshire House Seat in Special Election
Republican Edward S. Zelazo of Florida won a Massachusetts House seat in a special election, defeating Democrat Frank J. Galuszka 2197 to 1790. Zelazo led in Williamstown and Florida voters backed him amid snow, while Galuszka is an Adams insurance agent.
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Adams
Edward S. Zelazo
Florida
Massachusetts
House of Representatives
Frank J. Galuszka
Zelazo
Williamstown
Galuszka
Chicopee
Solar Storms Threaten Space Travelers and Weathermen Tooling Up
The report outlines solar storm hazards for space travelers with death odds of 120 to 1 on a week long mission without shielding. It notes Boeing researchers study radiation risks, and mentions Tiros and Nimbus satellites expanding global weather surveillance with future launches. It also covers feline frustration as veterinarians study pet mental health and urban living impacts.
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Earth
Space
Boeing Aircraft
Priest Diaz Wins Two Cars in Seasonal Bullfight
Rafa el Diaz, a Roman Catholic priest and amateur bullfighter from Guadalajara, Mexico, drew extra applause by winning two cars in the season’s final bullfight at Nogales.
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Nogales
Mexico
Rafael Diaz
Diaz
Guadalajara
Masked man outside grocer robs story turns to doctor taped him
In Pueblo Colorado a masked man outside a grocery telephoned police. He claimed a doctor taped him to heal a broken nose. Authorities investigated the curious tale and the unusual motive behind the disguise.
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Pueblo
Colo
Bennington Banner Subscriber Rates and Delivery Info
The Bennington Banner lists subscription options for Vermont Rensselaer and Washington Counties New York and northwestern Massachusetts. Rates include 3 months four dollars twenty five cents 6 months eight dollars servicemen one dollar per month and other mail at 1.60 monthly. Delivery by carrier offered at seven cents per day.
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Bennington Banner
Bennington
Vermont
Main St
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
Associated Press
AP News
Rensselaer
Washington Counties
N.Y
Massachusetts
Vermont Farm Show Opens in Barre With Multiple Groups
Barre hosts a three day Vermont Farm Show starting February 13 with the Vermont Gladiolus Growers leading off at 10 am in the Presbyterian Church with a film How to Grow Glads. Other groups meet at Barre Auditorium Thompson Memorial and Thompson Hall including Sheep Breeders Beekeepers Sugar Makers and Beef Producers.
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Barre
Vermont
Vermont Gladiolus Growers
Presbyterian Church
H. V
Bill) Shute
Vermont Sheep Breeders
Vermont Beekeepers
Vermont Sugar Makers
George MacCollum
Vermont Extension Service
Harrison Flint
Thompson Memorial
John Smilley
University of Maine
Thompson Hall
Eugene Keyarts
Madison, Conn
Keyarts
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Nimbus
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