Vermonters elected to New England Dairy and Food Council
Two Vermonters joined the New England Dairy and Food Council as officials. Robert P. Davis of Cabot was elected treasurer and An Dunsmore of St. Albans named a director. In other news, U S Senator Winston L Prouty of Vermont was named to the Senate Select Committee on the Aging, succeeding Norris Cotton. Burlington fire damages Alamo Restaurant with losses around 25000 dollars. The Clyde River hydro project license application from Citizens Utilities Co of Stamford Connecticut was filed with the U S Federal Power Commission, with protests due by April 6.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
New England Dairy and Food Council
Robert P. Davis
Cabot
Mg Cnge
Dunsmore
St. Albans
Washington
U. S
Winston L. Prouty
Senate
Select Committee
Prouty
Norris Cotton
R-N.h
Federal Power Commission
Citizens Utilities Co
Stamford
Windsor Prison to produce bed pad dressings for cancer patients
In Windsor State Prison inmates will join a sparetime project producing bed pad dressings for cancer patients with 6 to 12 prisoners participating. Materials are supplied by the Cancer Society Vermont division.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Windsor
Windsor State Prison
Robert G. Smith
Cancer Society
Vermont
Paran Recreations Seeks Ten Year Property Tax Exemption
North Bennington based nonprofit Paran Recreations seeks a ten year property tax exemption voted by town and North Bennington village voters. President Lawrence F. Powers says the group funds a 10 week season with $3,300 to $3,500 for staff and offers swimming lessons bands and activities. The exemption would cover about $75 in annual taxes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence F. Powers
North Bennington
Paran Recreations, Inc
North Bennington Village
Lake Paran
Red Cross
Mer
Powers
Vermont
North Village
Elizabeth K. Dollard
Internal Revenue Service
Suspected Burglary Leads to Suspended Sentence in Municipal Court
Raymond Towsley Jr. of Ft Devens Mass received a 60 day suspended sentence and a $75 fine for breaking into Art Ward's store. Arlington teens Charles E Tobin and Robert C Tobin and South Dorset resident John E Holmberg pleaded guilty to breaking the peace after allegedly shouting and cursing at Edward Solari's Manchester property. Judge Eugene V Clark ordered the trio held without bail pending counsel for Robert Tobin on a second charge of impeding an officer and resisting arrest.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Raymond Towsley Jr
Ft. Devens
Mass
Art Ward
Charles E. Tobin
Robert C. Tobin
Arlington
John E. Holmberg
South Dorset
Edward Solari
Manchester
Eugene V. Clark
Robert Tobin
CAP Notes Bennington CAP aids search for missing USAF pilot
The Bennington Civil Air Patrol squadron aided the weekend search for a missing USAF pilot near Cambridge New York. Seventeen planes from Vermont Massachusetts and New York wings took part and the operation involved fifty aircraft takeoffs and landings. Radio communication was maintained with Vermont Massachusetts and New York nets. Commander Lt John McHugh led the Vermont units with Capts Harold Field C Lynn Wood Frank Griffin Lt Mitchell Kanhajy WOs J Bertoli A Towsley and cadets Austin DeBell Joseph Cleveland James Kirkpatrick Richard Baker Thomas Kinney Jr Dennis Denio Neil Hanlon and Richard Lee participating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Civil Air Patrol
U. S. Air Force
Cambridge
N.Y
Bennington
Air Search Headquarters
Vermont
Massachusetts
New York
CAP
John McHugh
Harold Field
C. Lynn Wood
Frank Griffin
Mitchell Kanhajy
J. Bertoli
A. Towsley
Austin DeBell
Joseph Cleveland
James Kirkpatrick
Richard Baker
Thomas Kinney Jr
Dennis Denio
Neil Hanlon
Richard Lee
Reserve Notes of 453rd Quartermaster meet
The 453rd Quartermaster Co. held a Thursday night gathering at the Reserve Center on North Street. Capt John B Harte supervised ranks inspection with CWO Frederick Williams and CWO Robert Mackey conducting the inspection. SFC Harry Shakes from Rutland provided manual of arms instruction.
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453Rd Quartermaster Co
Reserve Center
North Street
John B. Harte
CWO
Frederick Williams
Robert Mackey
SFC
Harry Shakes
Rutland
Quartermaster Parts Co
David Bluto
Charles Vail
Harte
Funeral for Mrs Dennis Toomey held in Bennington
The funeral of Mrs. Dennis Toomey formerly Catherine E Corbett died at Warner Nursing Home was held at Mahar and Son Funeral Home and St Francis de Sales Church with a Requiem High Mass. Msgr Flanagan led Rosary Thursday night. Knights of Columbus and Bennington Post Office employees attended. Pallbearers were Hugh Clark Robert Clark Henry Ryan William Shanahan Harry Hurley and Bernard Ryan. Entombment was in Park Lawn Chapel with attendees from Rutland Philadelphia Broadbrook and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dennis Toomey
Catherine E. Corbett
Warner Nursing Home
Mahar and Son Funeral Home
St. Francis de Sales Church
Francis B. Flanagan
Msgr
Flanagan
Knights of Columbus
Bennington
Stark Hose Co
Funeral service for Harry A Lincoln in Salem New York
Funeral services for Harry A Lincoln age 58 are set for 2 p.m. today at McClellan Funeral Home in Salem New York. He died Wednesday at his Sandgate home after a short illness. Lincoln is survived by mother Mrs. Mary Lincoln of Sandgate two sons Douglas of Cambridge N Y and Stanley of West Sandgate and a daughter Mrs Betty Andrews of Camden Valley N Y. Rev Charles A Richard will officiate. Entombment at Woodland Cemetery in Cambridge N Y is planned for spring interment.
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McClellan
Salem
N.Y
Harry A. Lincoln
Lincoln
Mary Lincoln
Sandgate
Douglas
Cambridge
Stanley
West Sandgate
Betty Andrews
Camden Valley
Charles A. Richard
Woodland Cemetery
N. Y
Obituary Raymond Mangan Former Bennington resident dies in Jamaica Plain
Raymond Mangan, former Bennington resident, died Friday at the Veterans Hospital in Jamaica Plain Massachusetts. Funeral arrangements are pending. Sister Mary Bernard of St Josephs convent in Bennington is a sister of the deceased.
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Raymond Mangan
Bennington
Veteran’s Hospital
Jamaica Plains
Mass
Mary Bernard
St. Joseph’s Convent
Hothouse Lambs Grown in Dorset by Gilberts
Rufus Gilbert and son Bill raise specialized hothouse lambs on West Road Dorset farm for New York markets. About 100 lambs are reared for holiday feasts among Greeks Italians and Jews. Lambs reach 45 pounds in six weeks from 9 to 10 pounds birth weight with a 14 percent protein diet and grain from two weeks.
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Hothouse
Dorset
Gilberts
Rufus Gilbert
Bill
West Road
New York
Gilbert
East
Blood evidence cited in Mahoney murder trial
St Albans officer testified he found a spent cartridge and blood soaked papers in a waste basket at Charlotte Mahoney's home after the shooting of her husband Howard. The witness said no signs of a struggle were visible in the living room, and a judge later sustained a defense motion to strike the testimony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Middlebury
St. Albans
John Ovitt
Charlotte Mahoney
Ovitt
Addision
Natt L. Divoll
Protest Over Retirement Policy At Springfield College
Springfield College students protested compulsory retirement by age 65 targeting professors Frank A. Warren and Dr. Egon Bergel. About 1,300 students attended Bergel's sociology lecture as other classes were canceled. Academic Dean Cummins Speakman said the policy is under review with no college comment provided.
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Springfield College
Frank A. Warren
Egon Bergel
Bergel
Warren
Cummins Speakman
Booklet Warns Extremist Groups Weaken Democracy
The National Catholic Welfare Conference and Paulist Press release Communism: Threat to Freedom by Rev. John F Cronin. It argues extremists spread treason fears to paralyze diplomacy, urging a middle course between surrender and war. Cronin notes two types in such groups: inflexible extremists and sincere but frustrated individuals seeking anti communism answers.
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Washington
National Catholic Welfare Conference
John F. Cronin
Department of Social Action
Conference
Roman Catholic Hierarchy
United States
Paulist Press
New York
Father Cronin
John Birch Society
Large Field Is Shaping Up At Saratoga
Saratoga Springs NY reports 401 nominations for 297 horses for the summer meet at Saratoga Raceway with 523 horses eligible for Grand Circuit Week events. Fall meet early closers total 213 nominations from the same number of horses, continuing the six race series format and eligibility rules.
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Saratoga Springs
N.Y
Saratoga Raceway
Spa Oval
Vermont farm bill allotment eyed for 1963 ACP funding
Senator Prouty touted the Agricultural Conservation Program in Vermont, noting 1962 funding at 1.107 million dollars and predicting 1963 availability at about 588 thousand to 600 thousand. He praised ACP as a strong public interest incentive and urged Congress to restore a proposed cut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Congress
Freeman
West Leads In Aid To Undeveloped Nations
A United Nations survey shows the Western world far ahead of the Soviet bloc in aid to underdeveloped countries, especially in Africa. The United States heads direct aid and also supports U.N. agencies, with 1960 data at $3.22 billion in total Western aid and $1.82 billion from the United States. U.N. agencies distributed $362 million, while Communist nations totaled about $963 million led by the Soviet Union at $804 million.
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United Nations, N.Y
Soviet Bloc
Africa
U.N
United States
Econo
Red China
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
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Vermonters On Dairy Council
Burlington
Alamo
Montpelier
Department of Industrial Relations
Department of Motor Vehicles
Department of Employment Security
DES
Department
Norwich
Northfield
Norwich University
Robert Priestly
The
Military College
E. N. Harmon
A. Gregg McCanna
Wendell Forbes
Forbes
Middlebury College
Harmon
Priestly
Joseph F. Garrity
Hallmark
Bennington Bookshop, Inc
North
Bennington Road
S&h Green
Joe’s Delic Central
Bennington Garage
Main
Lake Paran Recreations, Inc
Shaftsbury
IRS
Paran
Paran Recreations
Mrs
Springfield, Mass
Saratoga
Revlon
Quinlan
Main Street
August Heckscher
Twentieth Century Fund
White House
Cemith
E.T. Williams
Benn
Clayton Daigneault
West
Drysdale’s
Selectman
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