Human Feelings Key To U S Alcoholism Problem
John J. Pascuitti of Vermont's alcoholic education program told Bennington Rotarians that human feelings drive the alcoholism problem. He warned alcohol serves as a sedative and social lubricant, urging people to address personal feelings rather than the mind when identifying causes and solutions.
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Vermont
Bennington
John J. Pascuitti
State Department of Education
Pascuitti
New York City
Goddard College
Plainfield
Family Fire Drill Urged During Fire Prevention Week
Extension engineer urges families to plan and practice fire drills Oct 9 15. Pre planning saves lives as eight of ten home fire deaths occur from lack of planning. Create two exit routes per room, ensure doors and windows work, pick an outside assembly point, and know how to call the fire department promptly.
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Andrew Tessmann
Tessmann
National Fire Protection Association
Fire Department
Peope
Hoff pledges rail restoration if elected governor
Rep. Philip H. Hoff pledged, during a Bennington tour, to buy Rutland rail segments and lease to private operators as an early move if elected. He criticized current actions, noted state spending on a highway, and said Vermont may lose service outside Burlington and Rutland. He also backed confidential loans for a private buyer if financially responsible. Hoff promised non partisan appointments.
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Rutland
Philip H. Hoff
Bennington
Hoff
Vermont
Frederick T. Delaney
Burlington
Germany Likes O Neill Popular With Berlin Audiences
Berlin theater chief Boleslaw Barlog calls Eugene O Neill the most beloved American playwright to German audiences. He ranks O Neill ahead of Tennessee Williams and William Saroyan as the Schiller Theater prepares for a possible 1964 Broadway tour by the repertory company.
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New York
Berlin
Schiller Theater
Eugene O’neill
Boleslaw Barlog
O'Neill
Tennessee Williams
William Saroyan
Barlog
Schiller
Repertory Company
Broadway
Putnam Hospital Admissions and Discharges Noted
A list of admissions including Mrs. Anna Spirka Wilmington and Mr Jesse Harrington Arlington. Discharges named include Mrs. Stella Dean and Mrs. Patricia Becker with her son and others from Bennington Hoosick Falls Arlington North Bennington and Dorset health facilities.
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Anna Spirka
Wilmington
Jesse Harrington
Arlington
Barbara Mason
Stella Dean
Patricia Becker
Caroline Young
Carole Palmer
Audna Parker
Benningston
Phyllis Stone
Clyde V. Mears
Shirley Pecore
Cavy Harwood
Bennington
Irene Tudor
Gladys Holley
North Bennington
Florence Nolan
Helen Fabian
Hoosick Falls
Charles Burdick
North Pownal
Patricia Albowicz
Nora White
Norman Baker
Shirley Nichols
Dorset
DeMolay Unit Plans Installation Of New Officers
Marl Benno Chapter of DeMolay will hold an open installation Saturday at 8 p m in the Masonic Temple. Invited are all interested. Officers to be installed include Master Councilor Thomas Lanfair Senior Councilor James Santarcangelo Junior Councilor Richard Haynes Chaplain Robert Lane Marshal Robert Maul Senior Deacon John Gaye Shaftsbury Junior Deacon James Betts Sentinel Richard Shaw North Bennington Senior Steward Henry Haskell Junior Steward Peter Lanfair Standard Bearer Arthur Whitman North Bennington.
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Marl-Benno
Order of DeMolay
Masonic Temple
Thomas Lanfair
James Santarcangelo
Richard Haynes
North Bennington
Robert Lane
Robert Maul
John Gaye
Shaftsbury
James Betts
Sentinel
Richard Shaw
Two Young Nurses Sail For Europe on Tuesday
Miss Jane C. McCarthy and Miss Rena McGowan, both RNs, depart New York on the SS Queen Frederica for a year long Europe tour. They will work in Greece at a hospital clinic and travel through major European countries, planning hospital posts as they go.
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Jane C. McCarthy
Coolidge Avenue
Europe
U.S
New York Harbor
Queen Frederica
Rena McGowan
Cape Elizabeth
Maine
Edmunds
Jane C .McCarthy
Coolidge Ave
New York City
Hellenic American Lines
Atlantic Ocean
Mediterranean Sea
Athens
Greece
Miss McCarthy
Mary Hitchcock Hospital
Hanover
N.H
Daniel McCarthy
James McCarthy
Milford, Conn
New York
Jane
Rena
Mary Hitchcock Nursing School
United Saes
British Isles
Peace Corps Nurses Aid Leprosy Colony in Malaya
Sadie Stout and Mary Ianziti join 2,500 patients at Sungei Buloh leprosarium 15 miles south of Kuala Lumpur. They aid in wards clinics and surgeries while Natalia Smillie conducts lab work. The nurses praise patients and say they are here to help despite leprosy fears.
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Sungei Bulch
Malaya
Peace Corps
Sadie Stout
Mary Ianziti
United States
Ianziti
Napa
Calif
Miss Stout
Arkansas City
Kan
Sunger Buloh
Kuala Lumpur
Capital
Natalia Smillie
Washington, D.C
Singer Buloh
Missy Sadie
Missy Mary
Sungei Buloh
M. K. Browani
Tulsa Tailor Keeps Cutting 75,000 Suits and Counting
Joe Eagle, who moved to Tulsa in 1902, has built a lasting tailoring business. He recalls oil men like Ben Fields ordering multiple suits during Tulsa’s oil boom while noting the shop’s survival since then. Eagle plans to keep working, saying he is building a business.
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Tulsa
Okla
Joe Eagle
Eagle
Indian Territory
Oklahoma
Florida
Ben Fields
Fields
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Elise Bourgeois
Mary MacDonald
Douglas H. Cairns
Manchester
Daryl Harwood
August Schramm
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