Norwich University Professor Luce to Retire After 34-Year Career
Norwich University mechanical engineering head Professor Alexander W. Luce will end a 34-year teaching span across six colleges in June. He has directed the department since 1957 and chaired the Permanent Engineering Committee in recent years, with prior posts at Lehigh, New Mexico, Connecticut, Pratt, and Lafayette.
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Suspect linked to Hartford burglary and Albany jewel theft
Detectives disclosed Robert M. Chappelle as the man behind a Hartford hotel gun battle in which police officer Henry W. Jennings was killed. Chappelle also tied to a May jewel theft in Albany, with $1,000 worth of rings found in his Hartford hotel room. He remains in critical condition at St Francis Hospital. Albany investigations identified him Tuesday. Also, state welfare workers plan a new push to keep public assistance youths in school, aiding 60 000 teens. In Massena, union and Aluminum Company of America officials will meet to end a strike affecting over 2 300 workers at the Massena plant, after Local 240 halted work over job quotas.
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DPU denies probing NBDC bond drive in Berkshire
The state Department of Public Utilities says it is not investigating the Northern Berkshire Development Corporation over its $250,000 fund raising bond drive. Attorney James Lilly of NBDC was asked to file additional information. North Adams officials finalize bids for school construction.
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Pittsfield man bound over on break in charge in Williamstown
Kenneth V. Hoag 42 of Pittsfield was bound over to the grand jury on a breaking and entering with intent to commit a felony. In Williamstown District Court Judge Samuel E. Levine arraigned Hoag on May 14 for breaking and entering at Prof. Philip Marshall Brown's summer home. Bail was reduced from 2000 to 1500 at the request of Hoag's attorney.
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Arsonist Sought After Bay State Forest Fires
A suspected arsonist is sought after at least 63 blazes sparked a massive fire in Plymouth Massachusetts. The blaze destroyed 5 500 acres and 45 cottages with no serious injuries reported. Gov. Endicott Peabody ordered tight security measures amid the investigation.
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Small Newspapers Lauded in Talk By Publisher
In Bath Maine publisher Jean Gannett Arnzen praised small city papers for serving communities and fostering growth and prosperity. The article also reports on wildfires across Massachusetts and related arson investigations, noting acres burned and containment efforts, with state police patrols to prevent looting.
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New Vermont Life Features Sea Gulls on Four Brothers Islands
Vermont Life’s summer issue spotlights Rupert’s Mint and the Four Brothers Islands sea gull colony with color photography by Grant Heilman and Verner Reed. The magazine includes Teale’s gulf article, Scottish Baronet by Lamoureaux, and portraits of Vermont scenery and crafts.
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Stock market list shows mixed openings in New York
UPI reports a varied opening with fractional moves across major names. Texas Gulf Sulphur, General Foods, Louisville & Nashville, Lockheed, Boeing, and Chrysler posted gains or losses, while IBM and Ford showed small shifts and several others moved modestly.
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Bennington Banner Publisher Contact and Rates
The Bennington Banner lists contact numbers for business news and advertising. It notes daily publication except Sundays and holidays, address at 425 Main Street Bennington Vermont, and United Press affiliation for local and dispatched news. Subscriptions range 3 months to 1 year with varied rates by region.
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Three Brink's Robbery Defendants Seek Early Parole
Three of the men jailed for the 1950 Brink's heist in Boston plan requests after the election to reduce life terms to 30 to life with time off for good behavior. Adolph Maf fle, Thomas Richardson, and James Flaherty face potential immediate parole after serving eight years of their 1956 sentences.
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Jazz) Maffle
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Sandy) Richardson
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Jimma) Flaherty
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