The Case For a Low Mood in Brattleboro and Beyond
A satirical piece argues inflation and unemployment offer paradoxical benefits including longer lie ins and easier job choices. It riffs on school busing fears, aging fashions, ego boosts from pledges, and a quirky note on Brattleboro Windham County apples and pencils as local industry ironies.
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New York
New England
Windham County
Brattleboro Chamber of Commerce
Mondale rules out 1976 bid amid jet lag debate
In Beverly Hills Mondale says he will not seek the Democratic presidential nomination, citing lacking overwhelming desire and stamina for a long campaign. The piece links jet travel strain to campaign demands and questions the fitness of candidates for the presidency.
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Walter Mondale
D-Minn
Beverly Hills
Mondale
Hesperus
New Democratic Party
Supreme Court
Holiday Inns
Bennington Catholic High names Prom Queen and more funds
Looking Back notes a $25,000 increase over last year and about $17,500 above anticipation. Jo-Ann Piscopo is named Junior Prom queen at Bennington Catholic High School, crowned by Mary Clifford and escorted by Fred Torrisi. The Bennington Area YMCA Christmas Toy Workshop has many games and toys ready for processing.
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Bojangles
America
New York
Leonard W. Morrison
Bennington
Vermont
Jo-Ann Piscopo
Bennington Catholic High School
Queen
Mary Clifford
Fred Torrisi
Bennington Area
On This Date 1901 Army War College Authorized
War Department authorizes creation of the Army War College to instruct commissioned officers. The note marks the date as the origin of the military institution.
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Army War College
Thanksgiving Proclamation by Connecticut Governor Cross 1938
Governor Wilbur L. Cross proclaims Thursday a day of public Thanksgiving, urging all to gather in prayer and gratitude for harvest, peace, justice, freedom, and divine guidance. The message reflects on seasonal beauty and the enduring gifts of society, urging humble acts worthy of high ideals.
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Wilbur L. Cross
Connecticut
Gov. Cross
Elisabeth Cross Hubbard
Shaftsbury
Arcturus
Orion
Wealth is money loses meaning in 1974 economy
In a 1974 essay, the piece argues Fort Knox may still hold gold while money itself grows abstract. It examines debt, the stock market as a state of mind, and the widening gap between wealth and poverty, urging a view of wealth as fluid and not a fixed asset.
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Fort Knox
Secretary of the Treasury
Army
Chase Manhattan
Kentucky
Tower of London
Fort
Education Aid Then And Now Aboard Pop’s Homework Help
A brief look back shows aid to education once centered on parental support with children’s homework. The piece contrasts past practices where Pop provided guidance and encouragement to students shaping early learning at home.
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Pop
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