Bennington District approves three Act 250 projects
Arlington Vermont reporters note the Bennington District Environmental Commission approved three Act 250 developments. A ski jump training area on Chapel Road in Bennington gains approval with erosion-control conditions after support from local groups. Other actions include NE Telephone cable upgrades in Pownal and Bennington and an East Dorset antique shop project with required fire and interior wiring permits.
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Arlington
Bennington
Pownal
Robert V. Mylott
Dorset
East
Mylott
Commission
Williams librarian retires after 19 years
Williams librarian Miss Juanita Terry will retire June 30 after 19 years as reference librarian at the Williams College Library. A native of Acadia Louisiana she majored in literature and history at Louisiana State University graduating in 1929. She earned her bachelor of library science degree at the LSU library staff through 1943.
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Williamstown
Mass
Juanita Terry
Williams College Library
Acadia
University of
Williams
Williams College
Earl L. McFarland Jr
Purdue University
McFarland
Columbia University School of Library Service
School of Business Library
Columbia
Albert E. Scherr
College Library
Scherr
Simmons College
New York Public Library
Williamstown Public Library
Herman Elstein
Stockton State College
Pomona
New Jersey
Lawrence A. Welsch
Pittsfield
Smith College
NSM highlights nationwide funeral director standards and service
A fragmented overview notes NSM as an organization of funeral directors in 800 plus cities, pledging to a Code of Good Funeral Practice. It also mentions NSM publicity in Time, U.S. News & World Report, National Observer, and Macleans, plus brief biographies of Williams College library staff changes and promotions at the end.
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NSM
U.S. News & World Report
National Observer
MacLeans
Canada
Memories by Julian Huxley a luminous life recalled
The review previews Julian Huxley’s memoir Memories 296 pages Harper & Row priced at 8.95. It celebrates a life of achievement blended with a calm ability to relax and enjoy nature even amid wars. The narrative traces his family, early values, wartime service, marriages, collaborations with H.G. Wells and D. H. Lawrence, and encounters with Shaw, Keller, and others, concluding that he elevated the art of living.
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Julian Huxley
Harper & Row
Sir Julian
London
T.H. Huxley
Aldous Huxley
Julian
Aldous
Rice
Texas
Italy
Padua
Juliette
Brother Aldous
Leda
H.G. Wells
Huxley
France
D.H. Lawrence
Soviet Union
George Bernard Shaw
Lady Astor
Hermitage Museum
Shaw
Nancy
Zoological Society
United States
America
Madison Square Garden
Helen Keller
Miss Keller
Florence
Joe Davidson
Michaelangelo
Medici Chapel
Professor McGill gets renewal grant for behavioral study
Williams College psychology professor Thomas E. McGill has been awarded a three year renewal grant of about 90000 from the Institute of General Medical Sciences of the Public Health Service to continue work titled The Genetics and Physiology of Behavioral Differences. The project uses selective breeding in mice and now examines hormonal effects on behavior with about 7000 mice under study and roughly 30 students involved in various phases. Since starting 11 years ago, McGill has published 30 papers, 10 with student co authors, and he editors Readings in Animal Behavior which will appear in a second edition.
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Williamstown
Mass
Thomas E. McGill
Hales
Williams College
Institute of General Medical Sciences
United States Public Health Service
McGill
Williams
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