Line of March Announced For Sunday Legion Parade
Vermont Legion convention caps four days with a Sunday Main Street parade in Bennington featuring bands cars and military units. Advance division departs Memorial Park at 2 p.m. marching down Safford East Main and Main to Putnam Square then up North Street to parking where divisions disband. Units include Col Edward H. Giles Maj. Gen Francis W. Billado Abe Ruskin and Gov Hoff with parade officials and Scouts. Seventh division features Cambridge N Y Fire Department Band and Bennington Fire Dept crews.
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Vermont Department
American Legion
Bennington
Lawrence F.' Powers
North Bennington
Memorial Park
Safford Street
East Main Street
Main
Methodist Church
Putnam Square
North Street
A and P
Grand Union
Vermont Soldiers’ Home
Powers
Col
Edward H. Giles
Francis W. Billado
Burlington
Vermont
Abe Ruskin
Autos Collide in Bennington Village Intersection
Police reported a two car accident Monday night at the junction of Gage and Safford Streets. William F. Kehoe, 304 Safford Street, driving south on Safford, collided with Eugene P. Tripp, North Branch Street Extension, traveling west on Gage Street. In New York, Rootes Motors showcased His and Her cars the Lord Imp and Lady Imp with nautical and luxury features.
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Bennington Village
Gage
Safford
William F. Kehoe
Safford St
Eugene P. Tripp
North Branch Street
Gage Street
New York
API
Rootes Motors
Correspondence From Girl Scout Roundup in Farragut
A detailed diary of the Idaho Roundup week describing daily routines from 7 a.m. to taps, duties, hikes to hi-point, demonstrations including a red covered bridge, and evenings of dances, potlatch ceremonies, and guest visits. It notes showers for 24, Army protection, and a massive storm on July 26 that tested tents, with reflections on travel across the continent and lasting friendships among Scouts.
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Mississippi River
Continental Divide
Rocky Mountains
Washington - Idaho
Great Lakes
Bennington Banner publication details and contact
The Bennington Banner, published daily except Sunday and legal holidays at 425 Main St Bennington Vermont, is produced by the Banner Publishing Corporation. It is a member of United Press International and UP material is exclusive for local news republication.
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Bennington Banner
Main St
Bennington
The
Banner Publishing Corporation
United Press International
Uncle Sam Grants Village Schools A Bonus Funding
Bennington Graded School District trustees announced a $1740 federal reimbursement for the guidance program and plans to fund up to half the new guidance counselor's salary. The district will extend leases for the Flint and Robbins plant, authorize teacher release time, and report early completion of summer maintenance at two elementary schools.
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Bennington
George A. Sleeman
Bennington High School
Sleeman
State Department of Education
State Department
Richard Dowd
Shirley Reid
Miss Reid
She
Paul FE. Kirsch
Atty
Eugene V. Clark
Flint and Robbins Inc
Ben-Mont Avenue
Ike and Mike Inc
Engagement of Priscilla Manson to Jeffrey Clark Named
Mr and Mrs Edwin A Manson of 341 Elm Street Fitchburg Mass announce the engagement of their daughter Priscilla Mary to Jeffrey G Clark son of Robert H Clark of 17 Holbrook Street North Adams Mass and Mrs Anna Clark of Rowley Mass Priscilla is a Fitchburg High School and Burdett College graduate employed by attorney Franklin P Jones of Bennnington Clark a Drury High School North Adams and University of Bridgeport graduate serving in the Naval Reserve No wedding date yet set.
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Edwin A. Manson
Elm St
Fitchburg
Mass
Priscilla Mary
Jeffrey G. Clark
Robert H. Clark
Holbrook St
North Adams
Anna Clark
Rowley
Miss Manson
Fitchburg High School
Burdett College
Boston
Franklin P. Jones
Bennington
Mr. Clark
Drury High School
University of Bridgeport
Bridgeport
Conn
Naval Reserve
Negro Exodus from South Slows as Jobs Dwindle
New York New York. Negro migration from the South slowed between April 1960 and July 1963. Metropolitan Life statisticians cite fewer Northern job opportunities as a factor. The South’s share of non-white population edged down while New York California Illinois gained share. White outflows were heavy in Pennsylvania and West Virginia during the early 1960s.
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New York
N.Y
South
Florida
York
California
Illinois
Pennsylvania
West Virginia
North Central
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St. Albans
Legion
Pierce - Lawton Lancers
Bellows Falls
Philip H. Hoff
Legion Auxiliary
And
Girl Scouts and
Bennington Little Leaguers
590Th
U.S. Air Force
U.S. 8Th Air Force
Westover Field
Chicopee Falls
Windham County
Vincent Pizzano
Pownal
Yankee Doodlers
Arlington
Orleans
Essex
Caledonia Counties
Andrea Kenyon
Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1332
VFW
Veterans of World War I, Inc
Joseph Krawczyk
172Nd Armored Battalion
Vermont National Guard
William Savage
Rutland
40Th Armory
86Th Engineer Co
172Nd Armored Division
Virginio Perrotta
First Naval District
Enosburg Post 42 ‘Rifles
Washington, Orange
Lamoille Counties
Richard Fonteneau
Golden Gaters
Walter L. Case
Readsboro
Joseph Codogni
Franklin
Addison
Chittenden
Arthur B. Coxsee
Cambridge, N.Y
Vermont American Legion
Louis Thomas
Lyndonville
Irving Daigneault
Putnam
Simon J. Godfrey
Winston Luther
Batiste
S.m
Drysdale’s
Nichols
Jur
Dema Learn
Bruno’s Advanced School of
Girl Scout Roundup
Farragut
Idaho
Hi-Point
William Gale
Wilds
U.S
Sam
Hollywood Bed
Manson-Clark
Priscilla M. Manson
Charlestown
Main Street
Middle Atlantic
Pacific States
Kodak
Country Casuals
Eeexs
Icompacts
Corvair
Ford
Galaxie
Monterey
Falcon
Fiat
Wilson Ford,inc
Bennington, Vermont
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