Weekend Gun Wound and Car Crashes Reported in Vermont
Vermont State Police reported five car accidents in the county over the weekend, a 14 year old Arlington boy injured by a firearm misfire, and a recovered safe linked to North Adams robberies. No serious injuries were recorded, though several collisions caused minor injuries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vermont
Shaftsbury
Stephen F. Sallisky
Arlington
Sandgate
Sallisky
James O'Neil
Stamford
Ed Senecal
North Adams
Mass
Matthew Narzewski
Adams
BCI
Miller Paper Co
Bennington
Vermon H. O'Dell
Hillside Street
North Bennington
Allison L. MacDonald
Eagle Bridge
N.Y
Bennington Veterans Records Committee Seeks More Submissions
The Bennington Veterans Historical Records Committee reports extremely slow response to its questionnaire effort. Of 2229 veterans on the rolls, only 39 have returned forms. The group hopes veterans or families will submit service records via local veterans groups and auxiliaries. If support continues, a compiled biographical list may be printed in volumes with copies in the Bennington Museum and school libraries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Veterans Historical Records Committee
Bennington
American Legion
Veterans of Foreign Wars
Gold Star
Norton Barber
Bennington Museum
Elizabeth Rich
D. Sweet
Carolyn Clark
Josephine Reynolds
Edward Rood
Hugh E. Clark
Bennington Post
William Horst
Louis Ross
Women’s Auxiliary
The
William E. Dailey
Helen Hall
Hugh H. Vance
Richard C. Barret
Veterans Day Observances Include Band Performances
Veterans Day activities at the Armory featured the Bennington and Bennington Catholic High School bands performing musical selections. Taps and the Star Spangled Banner were played as Rt. Rev. Msgr. Francis B. Flanagan led prayers, with Raymond P. Betit introducing speakers and exercises.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington
Msgr
Francis B. Flanagan
St. Francis de Sales
Raymond P. Betit
Air Patrol flight near Cuban coast reports fishing boats spotted
A patrol aircraft cruising at 140 knots flew south of Caibarien then east near Cay Lobo lighthouse tonight. Co pilot Lt. LaCroix spotted two small boats about a few miles east of the lighthouse. The craft then returned to Biscayne Bay by late afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Caibarien
Commandos L
Baku
E. W. LaCroix Jr
Cay Lobo Lighthouse
Biscayne Bay
Wallace ally Zuber eyes New Hampshire primary bid
Alabama politician Zuber, a Wallace ally and opponent of integration, indicates he may enter the New Hampshire presidential primary and seeks debates to discuss race policy. He calls for NAACP leadership overhaul and merger with other Negro causes groups. Roy Wilkins notes the NAACP has long encouraged competent Negro candidates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama
George C. Wallace
New Hampshire Primatery
Zuber
Wallace
National Association For the Adevancement of Colored People
Roy Wilkins
NAACP
Hospital Notes Date Noted Births And Admissions
Sunday November 1 admissions list names numerous patients from Bennington Hoosick Falls Pownal and surrounding areas plus several birth announcements including a son on Nov 9 and a daughter on Nov 9. The article notes a birth of an eight pound boy named Michael Edward to Mr and Mrs Joseph Brown of Torrington Conn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Maurice Taber
White Creek
N.Y
Josef Whittman
Bennington College
Edward LaBarge
Morgan Street
Clifford Danforth
Fisk St
Hoosick Falls
Joseph Brown
Torrington
Conn
Brown
Sally Anne Oesterle
Kenneth Oesterle
Union St
Bennington
Michael Edward
Area Obituaries from Bennington and Nearby Towns
Obituaries note the death of Leslie Halladay 68 a resident of 112 Jeffers son Ave Bennington from a heart attack while hunting near Chittenden Dam Rutland County. Also records Edward Pekalski 52 of North Plymouth Mass Jadwiga Niegoda Hoosick Falls and Elinor Walk DeAmicis with details of births survivors and funeral plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Weymouth
Leslie Halladay
Jeffersson Ave
Chittenden Dam
Rutland
Chittenden
Dummerston
Leslie and
Ellen (Plympton) Haleladay
Halladay
Bennington
Springfield
Bennington Aerie
F.O. Eagles
Anthony J. Pelosi
Clinton
Mass
Charles Dalrymple
Hudson
Barnard Feneral
Pittsford
Davis Memorial Chapel
Ikeda Dissolves Lower House Ahead of Election Push
In Japan Ikeda dissolves parliament to seek a larger Liberal Democratic majority. He aims for 300 plus seats in the Nov 21 vote as opposition blocs hold 154. Omuta miners press for new demands amid long labor battles, with tragedy fueling tensions. The Soviet Izvestia questions safety, while Omuta city mourns many losses as hospitals struggle to treat the injured.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ikeda
Liberal Democratic
Liberal Democrats
Omuta
Izvestia
Liberal Democratic Party
Tenyro
Tax Bill Dead End Talks In Senate Finance Panel
The Senate Finance Committee set December 13 as the hearing end for a House approved $11 billion 1964 tax cut plan. Chairman Byrd pushes a slow process until January budget, hoping to avoid action before recess and delay any relief amid spending restraint.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Senate Finance Committee
Harry F. Byrd
D-Va
Byrd
Senate
Kennedy
Paul Douglas
D-Ill
Hartke
Water Ban Lifted as Conservation Urged
Benning ton Water department spokesman says the car ban ended after drought. Residents should still conserve water until Lake Hancock returns to normal level after a 50 inch drop. Water is no longer pumped from Morgan Springs. Burgess Road reservoir kept pressure last month.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bennington Water Department
Lake Hancock
Morgan Springs
Burgess Road
Roosevelt Aide Carmody Dies at 82 in Washington
John Carmody longtime Roosevelt aide and administrator died at Washington Hospital Center at age 82 from complications after a broken hip suffered Oct. 20. He led the Civil Works Administration in 1933, headed the REA in 1936, and became federal works administrator in 1939 before retiring in 1946.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
John Carmody
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Washington Hospital Center
Civil Works Administration
Works Progress Administration
REA
Federal Works
Funerals Held for Floyd L. Bump and Fred G. Morse
The funeral for Floyd L. Bump of Rice Lane was held Saturday at Mahar & Son Funeral Home with Rev. H Glenn Payne officiating. Burial was in Hinsdillville Cemetery with bearers from nearby towns. The Morse funeral followed at his Burgess Road home with Rev. Stephen C. Greene officiating and burial at Park Lawn Cemetery. Bearers included grandchildren and nephews from multiple states. Relatives attended from Pittsfield and surrounding areas in Massachusetts, New York, and Connecticut.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Joanne
Theresa Marie
John A. Jr
Paul Michael
Flynn & Son Funeral Home
Ford Ave
Fords
N.J
Our Lady of Peace Church
Floyd L. Bump
Rice Lane
Putnam Memorial Hospital
Mahar & Son Funeral Home
H. Glenn Payne
First Baptist Church
Robert Littlefield
Shottsbury
Wesley Bump
Bennington
Howard Martindale
Granville, N.Y
William Linendell
Salem, N.Y
Hinsdillville Cemetery
Pittsfield
Mass
Salem
Granville
N.Y
Fred. G. Morse
Burgess Road
Stephen C. Greene
Second Congregational Church
Park Lawn Cemetery
Beavers
Leon Foster Jr
Donald Legacy
Foster Thayer
Clyde Young Jr
Richard Mattison
Harold Legacy
Hagedenville
Williamsburg
North Adams
West Lebanon
Monroe, Conn
Molly Stark Pupils Rally to Collect Winter Clothing
Molly Stark School students organize Bundle Days to aid economically distressed children in Kentucky Tennessee and Virginia. Seventh grade homes room captains will collect and pack clothes for shipment to Save the Children Federation in Knoxville for distribution across 100 centers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Molly Stark
Molly Stark School
Appalachian
Kentucky
Tennessee
Virginia
Save the Children Federation
Knoxville
Tenn
Breaks and vandalism linked by village police
Police think recent breaks at the Blue Bean Diner on North Street, a Beech Street junk yard truck, and two other incidents may be connected to weekend vandalism across The Pizza House and Moose Club. Damaged doors, stolen batteries and cash from machines marked the events. Bud Vallee found the diner open at 7 25 a.m. Sunday after Saturday closure.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Schocker
Bennington Village
North Street
Harold
Bud) Vallee
Joseph Schocker
Beech Street Junk Yard
Pizza House
Moose Club
Senators Predict Economy Will Stay In High Gear
Washington AP. Sens Dirksen and Smathers say the economy will run at high gear even without a 1964 tax cut. Kennedy pushes House tax cut, while Dirksen doubts immediate impact and Smathers warns of a downturn early next year if taxes stay high. They discuss spending limits and election year effects.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Sens
Everett M. Dirksen
George A. Smathers
Dirksen
Senate
Smathers
Theemocratic Conference
Kennedy
Senate Finance Committee
Congress
Second Big Gem Theft Discovered in New York
New York police investigated a $200000 gem theft from Emanuel Simon and wife in their East Side Manhattan apartment. Police sought precise figures for a separate $3 million jewel robbery, as a gang in uniforms and masks seized gems from a messenger service car, abandoning the station wagon with most of the loot and gold bars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Emanuel Simon
East Side
Manhattan
Jewelry Messenger Service
Messenger Service
Stock Averages and Trading Figures Reported
Noon stock averages show 30 industrials 20 railroads 15 utilities with the 752 STL index at 76 and composite at 263 15 71. Sales reported at 1 800 000 with figures 172.8441 and 04 138 10-02.
Anglican Odyssey to be discussed at St Marys Guild
St Marys Guild meets at 2 p.m. Wednesday in the Parish House for An Anglican Odyssey a survey with Canon Howard Johnsons recorded narrative. Mrs Richard Gerken hosts. Reading Group of Second Congregational meets Tuesday at 7 30 p.m. at 342 Elm Street for Pioneer Go Home review by Mrs George Jenkins. Iron Kettle closed Nov 12 14. Dr Elizabeth and Arthur Faris attend medical meeting Nov 13 15.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mary’s Guild
Howard Johnson
New York
Richard Gerken
Second Congregational Church
Helen and
Elizabeth Thomas
Elm Street
Pioneer
Richard Powell
George Jenkins
Weeks Street
Elizabeth
Arthur Faris
Motorist fined after Vermont crash with car airborne
Municipal Court fined Richard J. MacBrien 55.10 dollars after he pleaded no contest to careless driving following an Oct. 19 accident at Vermont Route 8 and 100 in Stamford. His vehicle left the road, struck a bank, rolled, then flew 69 feet.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Richard J. MacBrien
Poughkeepsie
N.Y
John H. Williams II
MacBrien
Vermont
Stamford
Williams
Warren
West Va
Harry Ruff
Fienberg
Pownal
Ruff
Green Mountain Park
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Ernest G. Sirois
Morgan St
Francis T. Matte
Pleasant St
Sirois
Matte
Freme Briggs
Susan Gulley
Rupert
John R. Oakman
West Concord
Oakman
U.S
Eric W. Horsting
Caldwell
William Walsh
Southbury
East Road
Joseph P. Sohl
Robert Skidmore
Sohl
Veterans
Air Patrol
New Hampshire
Wilkins
Josephine Warren
Dorset
Wilder Rice
Raymond T. Dunigan
Petersburg
Margaret Cardinal
Veronica Slattery
Lois Sukuskas
Louis Skidmore
Hoosick
Edna Seymour
Mary Moon
East Arlington
John F Behan
Tompkins Cove
N_Y
George Ely
Ivah Squires
Annette Carey
George McLenahan
Walter Sheridan
Priscilla Palmer
Melba Cooper
North Pownal
Sandra Stone
Manchester Depot
Candice Ketcham
Janice Currier
Paul Tifft
Eleanor Greenwood
Raymond Barber
Norman Rivers
Richard Morse
Dennis Fraher
Marguerite Brooks
William Maitland
Nancy Murphy
Mildred Harris
L. Halladay
Edward EF Perkalski
Edward F. Pekalski
Musterfield St
North
Plymouth
James and
Mary
Peskor) Pekalski
Greenfield
Greenfield High School
Pekalski
Jorden Hospital
Greenfield Lodge of Elks
Robena Schechterle
Shelburne Falls
Joel
Francis
Jadwiga Niegoda
Hovey Ave
Frank Niegoda
Albany Medical Center
Poland
Niegoda
St. Stanislaus Society
Church of the Immaculate Conception
Joseph
Edward Niegoda
Matthew Kustra
St. Mary’s Cemetery
Hoo- Sick Falls
John A. Deamicis
Stern Place
Elinor Jayne Walk
General Hospital
Perth Amboy
Daniel
Harold Walk
Bennington High School
Mt. Sinai Hospital School of Nursing
New York City
Nurses Alumnae Association of
Mt. Sinai
House
Sen
Vance Hartke
D-Ind
Walker
Ralph Bevis
Vincent Costantino
Burl Doxie
Grimm
Roosevelt
Carmody
Susan Randlett
Anna Harwood
SCF
Joe Hall
Jack Bell
Simon
Dow Jones—Bache & Co
Albany
Bennington Briefs
Laura
Wuss Me United
Main ST
Bennington, VT
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