Deputy Adjutant Named for Vermont
Maj. Gen. F. W. Billado announced Col. Reginald M. Cram as deputy adjutant general of Vermont. Cram, a Norwich graduate and Vermont native, has a 30 year military career including WWII Pacific service, NATO planning work, and staff roles with the Joint Chiefs of Staff. He retires to return to Vermont with a Maryland master's degree and affiliations in political science groups.
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Adjutant General
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Col. Cram
Air Force
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Canada
United States
Third Air Force
South Ruislip
England
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Supreme Allied Headquarters
Europe
Air Force Branch
U.S. Air Force
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Co. Cram
University of Maryland
Armed Forces Staff College
Army Command and General Staff School
Pi Sigma Alpha
Cram
Kathryn Mosher
Brattleboro
Colorful Paraders Converge For Vermont Firefighters Meet
About 20 musical organizations and 30 fire departments from Vermont New York and Massachusetts march in the Vermont State Firefighters Association convention parade Aug 16. The 12:30 pm start goes from Safford and Main to Memorial Park with bands drum and bugle corps and a historic American LaFrance fire truck on display.
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New York
Massachusetts
Vermont State Firefighters Association
John P. Proud
Safford
Main Streets
Main Street
Putnam Square
North Street
Gage Street
Memorial Park
Proud
Cambridge
N. Y
Brattleboro
Order of Eagles
Pittsfield
Mass
Bennington
Mavericks
Schaghticoke
N.Y
Green Sabers
Schuylerville
Sky Hawks
Pitts
Oxnard beautician cited for speed in four communities
Nadine Roland, 23, of Oxnard, California, was cited for speeding in four communities within four hours on July 4. She was arrested in San Diego for an illegal return and driving 60 mph in a 350 mile zone, booked, jailed, and later freed on $200 bond awaiting trial.
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San Diego
Calif
Nadine Roland
Oxnard
Parish Fair Children's Corner Highlights July 25
St Peter's Episcopal Church hosts a Parish Fair on Saturday July 25 from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. The Children's Corner features bean bag and penny pitch games a wishing well grab bag balloons a cold drink stand pony rides and Camp Wynakee Puppeteers in a popular children’s show. Mrs Arthur Murphy chairs the event with committee members listed alongside festival coordinators Mrs Franklin Frantz pony ride lead and puppeteer lead Mrs John Kennedy. The puppeteers show is written directed and acted by Camp Wynakee children and has been a summer smash hit for three years.
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Arthur B. Murphy
Franklin Frantz
John Kennedy
Camp Wynakee
Arthur Murphy
Harold Green
Henry Harrington
Richard B. Leake
William Miller
Albert D. Ray
Edward Ransom
Violetta Santo
Sterlin Wilson
James Wolfe
Windsor Journal marks 180 years in Vermont celebration
Windsor The Weekly Vermont Journal celebrated 180 years of service on July 16 at a Windsor House dinner for 100. George Speers of the New England Weekly Press Association presented a plaque while Harold Raynolds and Gerald McLaughlin attended. Speakers recalled former editor Mrs Hilda Stoddard and publisher W C Belknap as pivotal figures in keeping locals informed.
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Veremont Journal
Vermont
United States
Journal
George Speers
New England Weekly Press Association
Windsor House
Harold Raynolds
Springfield
Vermont Times Reporter Corp
The
Gerald McLaughlin
Vermont Press Association
Hilda Stoddard
W.C. Belknap
Joseph Kasprzak
Alden Spooner
Stephen Daye
Experimental Drama Students Present Scenes at Molly Stark
Students in an experimental drama workshop at Molly Stark School presented four scenes from Hagan Wilde Anouilh Molnar in a display of acting, makeup and set design. Mrs. Pat Sherman led the course with support from Kathy Farnham Betty Fontens eau Jo Henry Lillian Hurlburt Ann Pizzano Pat Prandini and Debbie Taylor. Bennington College designer Bill Sherman lectured on set design as the project, sponsored by the Cooperative Project for Curriculum Development with Ford Foundation funding.
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Molly Stark
Somemer
Pat Sherman
Kathy Farnham
Betty Fontenseau
Jo Henry
Lillian Hurlburt
Ann Pizzano
Pat Prandini
Debbie Taylor
Hagan
Wilde
Wilde’s ‘‘the Importance of Being Earnest,’’ Anouilh
Antigone
Molnar
Liliom
Cooperative Project
Ford Foundation
GOP candidate criticizes Vermont Administration Department
Republican Richard Snelling of Shelburne told two service clubs that the Vermont Department of Administration needs a qualified budget and management specialist and a reasonable budget before it can meet its 1959 legislative goals. He praised Commissioner William Kearns but urged reform to boost efficiency.
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Wallingofrd
Richard Snelling
Shelburne
Vermont Department of Administration
Snelling
William Kearns
Bill
Cootie Auxiliary elects delegate and plans meeting
Mil itary Order of Cootie VFW 1332 at Old Bennington named Marion Jennings delegate-at-large to the 45th Supreme Scratch to be held in Cleveland Ohio with Neva LaCroix as first alternate. A gift for Supreme Auxiliary President Mildred Sandiford and MCC scholarship fund donations were sent. Next meeting Aug 20 after a chicken barbecue at President Jennings home in East Arlington.
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Military Order of Cootie
VFW
Old Bennington
Marion Jennings
Supreme Scratch
Cleveland
Ohio
Neva LaCroix
Supreme Auxiliary
Mildred Sandiford
MCC
Eaton Rapids
Mich
Lillian Bourassa
Neva Lae Croix
President Jennings
East Arlington
Bennington Banner Contact and Publication Details
The Bennington Banner lists telephone numbers for business news newsroom and advertising. The paper is published daily except Sundays and legal holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont and is a member of United Press International with exclusive rights to local news republication and UPI dispatches.
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Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
UPI
GOP's Webb criticizes Democratic trip to West Germany
Vermont Republican chair Derick V. Webb denounces Democratic State Chairman Daniel J. O'Brien's official West Germany visit as patronage. Gov. Hoff confirms the tour, calling it an official visit. Webb questions its value to Marshall Plan understanding. In Hollywood, Pola Negri returns to cinema in The Moon-Spinners for Walt Disney.
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