Historians workshop scheduled in Montpelier
The Vermont Historical Society hosts a day long historians workshop on June 14 at its Pavilion headquarters Montpelier with keynote Dr George Cunha director of the New England Documents Center on conservation of library and archival materials and works on paper. Eight panel discussions focus on membership financing and artifact conservation with registration two dollars for each participant.
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Dr Gibson heads Vermont heart unit president
Dr Thomes G Gibson of Shelburne is named president of the Vermont Deuct, heading the state heart unit.
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Schena Receives Pilgrim Degree of Merit at Mooseheart
Schena of 24 Morse Park Bennington belongs to North Adams Mass moose lodge. He earned the Pilgrim Degree of Merit for humanitarian service in a May 27 investiture at the House of God Mooseheart. About 1,210 Moose members from the US and Canada attended. only about 1 in 5,000 receive this degree.
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Man assumes fake war hero identity in England
In Nottingham a 55 year old cook named Charlie Hempson posed as Lt Cmdr Alistair Mars and joined a military parade. He wooed a wealthy widow Mrs Mary Lord while police learned his ruse and Hempson missed a court appearance for false pretenses.
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Lifesaving course at UVM in Burlington
The American College of Surgeons will sponsor a postgraduate program titled Livesaving Measures for the Critically Injured at the University of Vermont College of Medicine. Dr. David B. Pilcher and Dr. Jerome Abrams are co directors with the program lasting four and a half days. Vermont is one of six nationwide sites for the trauma committee led course. The model curriculum targets non specialist general practitioners and emergency department physicians with benefit to surgical specialists and internists.
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50th Anniversary Honored Couple Arthur and Dorcas Robinson
Mr and Mrs Arthur Robinson of Middle Pownal Road received a surprise anniversary party from their three children Arthur J and Dorcas Robinson Framingham Barbara Guerrieri Stockbridge Mass and Richmond and Blain Robinson Thurber Bennington at the Moose Lodge. About 130 relatives attended. The couple wed at St John the Baptist Church North Bennington on April 23 1923 and were given a purse a money tree and many gifts.
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Constitutional amendments proposed by secretary of state
Summary of proposed amendments broadens constitutional officers term to four years, creates unified judiciary with Supreme and Superior Courts, eliminates Civil and Military Affairs office, extends court divisions and state control, sets six year terms for high judges, establishes four year terms for allied officers, adds mandatory retention rules and election certifications, and reduces age and tenure constraints across several judicial and prosecutorial offices.
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Vermont constitutional reform proposals detail legislature powers
The text outlines legal notices on veto prohibitions at trial by jury for felony accusations, residency and age changes for state offices, reapportionment rules, and a broad set of constitutional amendments. It includes sections about governor and state officer terms, election procedures, canvassing boards, and the process for submitting amendments to voters in Vermont.
Vermont Style Constitutional Amendment Proposes Wide Revisions
A long text outlines proposed changes to the Vermont constitution including removal and amendment of sections, rights of persons accused, judicial structure, treasurer security, open courts, jury trials, and officer elections. It details judicial appointments, election rules for freemen, and new Supreme Court provisions, reflecting substantial systemic reform.
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Judicial Articles on Supreme Court Jurisdiction and Appointments
The document outlines Supreme Court original and appellate powers, administrative control of state courts, and division into geographical and functional units. It details appointment processes for Chief Justice and judges, interim appointments, tenure, and continued service conditioned on Senate consent and General Assembly review. It emphasizes five six year terms and notice requirements for continued tenure.
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Vermont constitutional reform proposals on judiciary and Legislature
The text outlines proposed amendments covering judicial age limits and retirement, Supreme Court rule making, and General Assembly authority. It includes provisions for appointing retired judges, suspension for cause, and district apportionment rules. It also details voter eligibility, oath, and adjustments to representing districts, terms, and election timing.
Hew boosts student aid for Vermont colleges
The Department of Health, Education and Welfare approved a $774 grant program for twenty Vermont colleges to aid students in the college work program. An estimated 1,893 students will benefit. Castletown State College receives $116,025, Royalton College $1,448 as the lowest grant among the 20 schools.
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Castletam State College
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