Vermont deer season begins with first hunting deaths
An undated Vermont report notes the opening of a 16 day deer season ends with several accidents. Maxine Joy Dwyer 22 of Shef field died after a .22 rifle discharged while climbing a fence in Greensboro. Others were injured and two more died or were injured in separate incidents.
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Vermont
Sheffield
Maxine Joy Dwyer
Greensboro
Robert K. Pierce
St. Johnsbury
Brightlock Hospital
Harvey A. Haskins
Wells
Cambridge
N.Y
David R. Punska
Hatfield
Mass
Gifford Memorial Hospital
Randolph
Punska
Levi F. Kempf
Brattleboro
Guilford
Retired Senator Ralph Flan ders in Good Condition after Heart Attack
Former U S senator Ralph E Flanders age 82 was hospitalized in Springfield after a mild heart attack yesterday. He served 12 years in the U S Senate before retiring in 1958.
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Springfield
U.S
Ralph E. Flanders
Flanders
U.S. Senate
Youth leaders at 29th Governor's Conference on Recreation
New York and New Jersey youth leaders will speak at the 29th annual Governor's Conference on Recreation in Montpelier. Sidney G. Lutzin, regional director for New York Youth, and Annabelle Story of New Jersey Health are among the speakers. Gov. Keyser will address the conference luncheon.
Vermont AG Backs Maryland Prayer Petition to Supreme Court
Atty Gen Charles J Adams supports Maryland's petition to uphold voluntary school prayer. He may file as friend of the court if asked as Maryland seeks briefs from other states. Adams noted Vermont's ruling that the New York Regents prayer ban does not apply here.
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Adams
Supreme Court
New York
Morrisville Teen In Critical Condition After Crash
Jack White, 17, of Morrisville is listed in critical condition at a Burlington hospital after a weekend crash in Morrisville. Police said he and a companion were injured when the car they rode in veered off course and struck a utility pole.
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Burlington
Jack White
Morrisville
White
Fire kills two firemen in upstate New York blazes
AP reports weekend fires across upstate New York destroyed a 300 year old Hudson Valley mansion near Albany once owned by Gen. Philip Schuyler. The blaze, deemed arson, killed volunteer firefighter Leland Campbell and injured others. Separate fires in Binghamton and Cobleskill caused millions in damages to a business district and residences.
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Albany
New York
Philip Schuyler
Binghamton
Rensselaerville
Albany County
Leland Campbell
Cobleskill
National Guard chief flags unseen effort to weaken force
Major General A C O Hara, commander of the New York Army National Guard and chief of staff to Gov. Rockefeller, asserted during dedication of the Leeds state armory in Green County that a plan to diminish the Guard is under way though he did not name it.
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Albany
A. C. O'Hara
New York Army National Guard
Rockefeller
National Guard
Senior Citizens Club Plans Fourth Meeting in Williamstown
The Williamstown Senior Citizens Club will meet tonight at 7 30 at the Spruces Recreational Hall for the final reading and adoption of bylaws and to welcome new members. Anyone over 55 is invited to join. Future meetings are set for the first and third Mondays at 2 p.m. and the second and fourth Mondays at 7 30 p.m.
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Williamstown
Senior Citizens Club of
Spruces
Nellie Corse
Williamstown Auxiliary Police Meet Tonight at 7 30
Williamstown Auxiliary Police Force schedules meeting at Grant School annex tonight at 7 30. From Oct 29 to Nov 4 members logged 168 hours on traffic control desk duty and patrol duties for the upcoming week.
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Williamstown
Grant School
Veterans Day Observed Across North Berkshire Williams College Open
Veterans Day is observed today on all main streets in North Berkshire under the Common Day of Rest Law. Major industries operate normally while Williams College remains open. Retail banks schools and public offices close. Small family groceries and gift shops may stay open. Hunters may hunt under new provisions.
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Williamstown
Berkshire
Williams College
Ishler Named General Manager of Sprague Transistor Unit
H Kenneth Ishler is appointed general manager of Sprague Electric Co. transistor division and will base operations at Concord New Hampshire. He arrives from Philco Lansdale division a Ford subsidiary where he served since 1949 including as director of engineering. He succeeds Robert L Parrish who becomes general manager of Sprague solid tantalum capacitor operations overseeing plants in Concord and Plymouth New Hampshire.
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North Adams
H. Kenneth Ishler
Sprague Electric Co
Ishler
Concord
N.H
Sprague Electric
Philco Corp
Lansdale
Ford Motor Co
Robert L. Parrish
Parrish
Sprague
Plymouth
Wall of Congress to test New England lawmakers after wins
The upcoming Congress will place New England's eight fresh faces under the seniority system in committees. Senators Ribicoff Kennedy and McIntyre will be low on their committees, while House members St Onge Grabowski Wy man and Cleveland vie for preference. Republicans from the region hold stronger committee traction than Democrats, potentially shaping chairmanship chances if party control shifts.
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New England
House
Congress
Abraham Ribicoff
Connecticut
Edward M. Kennedy
Massachusetts
T. J. McIntyre
New Hampshire
W. L. St. Onge
B. F. Grabowski
Louis C. Wyman
J. C. Cleveland
John W. McCormack
Cambridge Area News Roundup of Local Moves and Travel
Mrs Hollis E Cornell returned from a three month Australia trip as a delegate to the Associated Country Women of the World and spoke at the Farm and Garden Association board meeting in Albany. Town notes include moves, hospital stays, and a DAR sale planned for November 16 at Hotel Cambridge.
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Hollis E. Cornell
Australia
Associated Country Women of the World
New York
Farm and Garden Association Board of Managers
Inn Towne
Albany
Frederick Zimmerman
Ruth Weir
Richard Setzer
McClellan Hospital
Karen McIntyre
Edgar F. Secrer
Veterans’ Hospital
Ways and Means Committee
Ondawa - Cambridge Chapter
The
DAR
Hotel Cambridge
Allan Chamberlain
Syracuse
Onondaga County Child Guidance Center
Jane
Edward DeWitt
Kingston
Ralph Galloway
Jennie Snow
Bennington
Arlington Justices of the Peace Election Winners
Arlington voters chose six names for the justices of the peace last week. The Republican slate included Gordon Hard Thurston Hulet W P Keough E W Mattison Sr T J Riley Sr and Robert Walsh. The Democratic slate also listed Gordon Hard W P Keough E W Mattison Sr T J Riley Sr John Whelan and Robert Walsh.
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Arlington
Gordon Hard
Thurston Hulet
W. P. Keough
E. W. Mattison Sr
T. J. Riley Sr
Robert Walsh
T. J. Riley
John Whelan
Couple marries after sky dive rescue near Boston
Lois Ann Frotten, a 19 year old telephone operator, and John E. Burke married at Immaculate Conception Church in Eas t Brewster days after Frotten survived a 2500 foot skydive. Burke landed safely while Frotten's parachute failed to open, she hit Mystic Lake and sustained two small fractures and a cut nose. They vow not to sky dive again.
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East Brewster
Mass
Lois Ann Frotten
John E. Burke
Immaculate Conception Church
Burke
Miss Frotten
Mystic Lake
Two Men Hit On Highways By Moving Cars
Two pedestrians were admitted to Putnam Memorial Hospital after separate auto pedestrian accidents in New York. Gary L. Gauthier 21 of Bennington was listed in good condition with bruises after being struck on N Y 7 in Hoosick while helping push a stalled car. Thomas Hurley 18 of North Adams Mass was struck on Route 346 in North Petersburgh while entering a car. the operator Jan Andrzeieski 33 of North Adams was arrested for leaving the scene and DUI. Both were taken by Hoosick Falls Rescue Squad.
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Putnam Memorial Hospital
New York State
Gary L. Gauthier
Bradford St
Bennington
N.Y
Hoosick
Gauthier
George J. Daovac
Derby
Conn
Thomas Hurley
North Adams
Mass
North Petersburg
Hurley
Jan W. Andrzeieski
Hoosick Falls
Arlington PTA Meeting Features Fisher Elementary School
Arlington monthly PTA meeting will include Fisher Elementary with Mrs. Marie Mattison speaking on Meet the Fisher School. After the talk teachers will host open houses for in room consultations on report cards and questions. Members of the American Legion Auxiliary will begin sewing for the Christmas Gift Shop at White River Junction Veterans Hospital.
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Arlington Pta
Fisher
Marie Mattison
American Legion Auxiliary
Veterans Hospital
White River Junction
One Christian aS RIDGECREST Conference Message
Howard E. Butt, Texas business executive and lay Baptist evangelist, told a Ridgecrest conference that too many people try to live the Christian life and that only Jesus Christ can live it through them. He urged trusting Christ to let Him live His life through believers.
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Ridgecrest
N. C
Howard E. Butt
Texas
Jesus Christ
PTG to Hear Dr Worthington on Health Talk
St Francis de Sales Parent-Teacher Group meets Wednesday at 8 p.m. in the BCHS cafeteria to hear Dr William D Worthington discuss A Childs Health. Worthington recently opened a Bennington pediatrics practice and serves on the hospital staff as director of pediatrics.
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Dr. Worthington
St. Francis de Sales
BCHS
William D. Worthington
Worthington
Bennington
Vanderbilt
Baylor
Rochester General Hospital
Hermann Hospital
Houston
Boston Children’s Hospital
School of Public Health
University of Pittsburgh
Child Health Service
State Department of Health
Burlington
Children’s Bureau
The
U.S. Social Security Administration
Denver
Colo
Thrift Shop Aids Community Requests At Weekend Sale
The Thrift Shop served by Mrs. Daniel R. Sargent and others reports requests for men’s large ski boots a gray size 38 sports jacket winter underwear and a fireplace set. Also offering two new faucets rubber sink mats lamp shades electric grill men’s work pants a sleeve board shoe skates women’s ski pants and a dish drainer.
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Daniel R. Sargent
Eugene C. Burt
William Peat
Edna Sweet
William G. Towart
Northeast Air Workers To Vote On New Contract
About 1,000 Northeast Airlines employees will vote on November 20 on a contract raising pay by seven cents per hour and uniform allowances by 15 percent. The pact also adds two cents per hour in shift differentials, with retroactive increases of five cents to July 1 and two cents to September 1. The agreement runs to March 15, 1963 and covers ground staff including agents, porters, janitors, and clerical workers.
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Boston
Northeast Airlines
Charles Sinclair
Transport Workers Union
Two Bennington Gas Stations Burglarized This Weekend
Bennington police probe two fuel station burglaries, Verdmont Gulf on South Street and Chevron across Crescent Boulevard, with cash and stock taken. Losses not yet final pending inventory by managers Theodore Galipeau and Eugene Hurley Jr. are named as station operators.
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Verdmont Gulf
South Street
Crescent Boulevard
Chevron
Verdmont
Theodore Galipeau
Eugene Hurley Jr
Valley Gilcrest Beats College High In Three Day High School Baseball
In Greeley Colorado Valley High of Gilcrest and College High of Greeley played a seven inning game that ended 11-10 in one scorebook but 10-9 in another due to darkness. Three days later Gilcrest won when their pitcher retired three consecutive College High batters in about 15 minutes to preserve the victory.
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Greeley
Colo
Valley High
Gilcrest
College High of Greeley
College High
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