Victory Grange party moved to April 27 with new hosts
The Victory Grange card party scheduled with Mr and Mrs Herbert Willard was postponed to Tuesday April 27 and moved to Lewis and Priscilla Smith as hosts. Mrs Herbert Willard remains a patient at Brattleboro Memorial Hospital. Wilmington Dover and Wardsboro students will miss their Tuesday ski outings. last free class held at Mount Snow.
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Herbert Willard
Lewis
Priscilla Smith
Brattleboro Memorial Hospital
Wilmington
Dover
Wardsboro
Mount Snow
William Keough Jr
Windham Central District
Townshend
Karlene Russell
Vermont Department of Education
Raymond Lavoy
Water Commission
Hoag and Arnold Families Visit. New Baby Born Vincent Earle
Walloomsac News notes visits by Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Hoag and Mrs. Belle Hoag to Jacksonville Florida to see Clyde Stophel. Mrs. Robert Hall visits with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Arnold while husband is stationed in Pennsylvania. A home demonstration by Mrs. Arnold on April 11. Second son Vincent Earle Gardiner born March 11 to Ronald and Mrs. Gardiner stationed in Virginia. Gardiner family formerly of Hoosick Falls includes four daughters.
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Gordon Hoag
Belle Hoag
Jacksonville
Fla
Clyde Stophel
Charles Telford
Ralph Phillips
Charles Arnold
Arnold
Fred Lakes
John Tudors
North Powna
James Snyders
Sagle Bridge
Jay Arnold
Loring Afb
Ronald Gardiner
Virginia
Gardiners
Hoosick Falls
Gardiner
Vincent LeBlanc
Everett Gardiner
The
First Baptist Church
Vincent Earle
Milk Support Price of 3.40 Turned Down
The Senate Agriculture Committee rejected 11 to 5 a measure to keep the milk price support at 3.40 per hundred pounds through 1962. President Kennedy and Secretary Freeman urged Congress to act. without action, the price would drop to about 3.11 for the next marketing year starting April 1. Freeman planned a Friday news conference to announce the 3.11 level.
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Washington
Senate Agriculture Committee
Kennedy
Secretary of Agriculture
Orville L. Freeman
Congress
Freeman
Food processors shrink in number since 1947 study finds
New York reports a 14 percent drop in firms processing food products since 1947. The Agriculture Department cites mergers and rapid tech changes as the main causes.
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New York
UPI
Agriculture Department
Bigger but fewer farms trend continues in U.S.
New York UPI reports the farm count fell by 123000 last year to about 3.8 million due to consolidations, marking a decline of more than one third since 1950 as farm operations grow larger but fewer in number.
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New York
UPI
West Arlington Families Visit Relatives and Travel
West Arlington residents visit relatives in Washington DC for about ten days. Charles Lindsey and Mrs. Lindsey with Kathie and Jo-Ann Doyle depart for Charleston South Carolina for about two weeks. Ted Kilcoin remains hospitalized at Terrace Heights in Holliswood New York after illness. Greenwich Connecticut couple Charles Chapin spent the weekend at their local cottage. Youngs and Bromley ski trip. Falkensteins enjoy spring skiing. Arthur London and Ralph London hosted from New London Connecticut over the weekend.
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Richard Staley
Richard Jr
Washington, D.C
Charles Lindsey
New London, Conn
Ralph London
Blind bridge expert plays with Brailled marked decks
Dr. Arthur M. Dye, blind osteopathic physician from Charlotte, attends the national spring tourney of the American Contract Bridge League in Lexington. He brings 72 Braille marked decks to each event, notes the suits and values, and says his handicap has both drawbacks and benefits. He hopes to improve before the tournament ends.
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Lexington
Arthur M. Dye
Dye
Dr. Dye
Cian
Charlotte
N.C
Academy Award Nominees Compared with 1946
AP writer notes 1946 nominees for Best Year includes The Best Years of Our Lives Henry V It's a Wonderful Life Razor's Edge and The Yearling with March Olivier Stewart Peck Parks. Current year offers West Side Story Hustler Breakfast at Tiffanys and Splendor in the Grass with Lori Whitman Loren and Wood among others. The piece ends with a moral about Hollywood.
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Hollywood
America
Shakepeare
Frederic March
Laurence Olivier
James Stewart
Gregory Peck
Larry Parks
the Jolson
Olivia de Havilland
Celia Johnson
Jennifer Jones
Jane Wyman
Rosalind Russell
Kenny
Charles Coburn
William Demarest
Jolson
Claude Rains
Clifton Webb
Razor’s Edge
Harold Russell
Ethel Barrymore
Anne Baxter
Flora’ Robson
Lillian Gish
Gale Sondergaard
Tler
Audrey Hepburn
Piper Laurie
Paul Newman
Sophia Loren
Geraldine Page
Natalie Wood
Warren Beatty
Stuart Whitman
Lotte Lenya
Danvers Selectmen Pick New Town Manager Curtis
In Danvers Massachusetts town leaders elected Robert E Curtis 32 as town manager at 11000 a year replacing Daniel J McFadden who retires Curtis had held the Ipswich executive secretary post at 9000 and previously served as town manager in Houston Maine and assistant in Portland.
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Danvers
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Ipswich
Robert E. Curtis
Curtis
Daniel J. McFadden
Houston
Maine
Portland
Amateur Group Plans Ascent of Mt Gya Chungkang Nepal
A four man American expedition led by Prof. Woodrow Wilson Sayre of Tufts prepares for a 20 day trek to Mt. Gya Chungkang base camp Ngojumba Glacier. Team aims for pleasure rather than conquering the peak, recruiting guides and porters. members include Norman Hansen Roger Hart and Hans Peter Duttle.
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Katmandu
Nepal
Gya Chungkang
Woodrow Wilson Sayre
Tufts University
Medford
Mass
Ngojumba Glacier
Boston
Norman Hansen
Roger Hart
Sayre
Hans Peter Duttle
Cambridge Town Chooses Dead Man For Supervisor
Cambridge New York voters in November 1951 elected a deceased man as town supervisor while local lore cites odd annexation tastes and Vermont ties. The piece traces a history of cross border affinity with Vermont from 1781 to 1790, noting public schools, land disputes, and shared cultural links.
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Cambridge
N.Y
Leslie Maxwell
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Washington County
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Vicinity
Manchester
Southern
Driving schools use thousands of loaned cars nationwide
More than 12,000 passenger cars are used by driving schools in the United States. About 6,700 of these cars have been loaned to the schools by auto dealers with financial help from the manufacturers.
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Detroit
UPI
United States
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