Burlington worker dies in hole from asphyxiation
State Pathologist Richard S. Woodruff ruled Edward L. White 42 of Burlington died in a deep hole at the New England Telephone and Telegraph construction site from insufficient oxygen. Authorities ruled out natural causes and electrocution as factors. no liability was found. Barre city officers to receive a $2 weekly pay hike retroactive to Jan. 1. Readsboro native John Carpenter, 90, votes absentee at Warner Nursing Home in Bennington. Windham College names Dr Walter Hendricks emeritus president. Dr Eugene C. Winslow succeeds him as president amid record enrollment.
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Burlington
UPI
Richard S. Woodruff
Edward L. White
Woodruff
White
New England Telephone and Telegraph Co
Readsboro
John Carpenter
Warner Nursing Home
Bennington
Putney
Windham College
Walter Hendricks
Eugene C. Winslow
Windham
Hendricks
Winslow
University of Rhode Island
South Kingstown
Naval Research Reserve Company 1-2
Providence
West Rutland
Middlebury College
Turkeys perish as Berkshire Farm barn burns in New York
A 40 by 400 foot breeding house at Berkshire Turkey Farm burned to the ground early Tuesday night in Hillsdale, destroying about 20 000 turkeys and causing about 125 000 dollars in damages. In East Greenbush the Town Board considers cleaning Kirkland Pond or filling it for a playground after voter input. In Cohoes eight youths aged 11 to 15 were detained for damaging city park property, following a 10 PM curfew for under 21s aimed at curbing vandalism and drinking.
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Hillsdale
Berkshire
East Greenbush
Kirkland Pond
Clinton’s Park
Cohoes
George Street
Fassett House to be moved for bank parking lot plan
Berkshire selectmen approve moving the Fassett House a half mile to South Street between Stevens' funeral home and railroad property to clear the way for a banking parking area. Two trees will be removed along the route. In Adams, ministers plan to bring 400 people to Billy Graham Crusade services with tickets available. In Pittsfield a mother is warned after slapping a teacher at Pomeroy School. case dismissed with a caution to respect law. In Lee heavy rain colors water. water supply remains usable. In Northern Berkshire unemployment claims rise with 176 new filings as seasonal slowdown hits Strong Hewatt and Co. In Williamstown Bowdoin College students begin a new honor system. David Stocking joins Student Judiciary Board.
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Great Barrington
Fassett
Milton L. Stevens
South Street
Stevens
Adams
Northern Berkshire Ministers Association
Berkshire
Vermont
Boston Garden
Andrew M. Kilpatrick Jr
First Baptist Church of
Northern Berkshire
Billy Graham
Bennington
Cornelius W. Clarke
Pittsfield
Pomeroy School
Frank W. Cimini
Williamstown
Bowdoin College
Brunswick
Maine
David W. Stocking
Fred W. Stocking
Old Bennington
Morris
Williams College
Louise N. Guild
Gale Rd
Stocking
Mt. Hermon School
Stocks Firm at Open With Broad Gains and Some Dips
New York stocks opened firm in moderate trading with many blue chips advancing. Texas Gulf Sulphur rose to 5244, Pennsylvania Railroad 3514, Douglas Aircraft 3014, and International Nickel 781. IBM fell to 440, RCA up to 325, Zenith 631, and Eastman Kodak 12934 as market moves showed mixed but generally positive early momentum.
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NEW York
UPI
Texas Gulf
Corning Glass
Phelps-Dodge
Texaco
U.S. Steel
Bethlehem
Jones & Laughlin
Youngstown
Luekens
IBM
Control
RCA
Zenith
Union Carbide
Eastman Kodak
Sunshine Mining
Anaconda
Kennecott A. Copper
Sunray DX
ACF Industries
We Air Products
Alco
Allegheny
American Motors
American Optical
Briggs
Consu Power
Continental Can
Copperweld Steel
Crucible
Curtiss W
Detroit Edison
Dow Chemical
Dupont
East Air Lines
Eaton M
Erie Lack
Fed Mag
Firestone
Ford Motor
General Dynamics
General Electric
General Foods
General Motors
Goodrich Tire & Rub
Goodyear Tire & Rub
Grace WR
Great A & P
Greyhound
Hershey
Hoffman Electric
Illinois Central
Ing Rand
Harvester
Nickel
T &T
Island Creek Coal
Joy Mfg
Kennecott
Koppers Xd
Kroger
LOF Glass
Lorillard
Mack Trucks
MGM
Monsanto
Montgomery Ward
National Aviation
National Biscuit
National Dairy
National Dist
National Gypsum
New Jersey Zinc
New York Central
Norfolk & Western
Amer
Olin
Owens CF
Owen Illinois
Pan Awa
Paramount Picture
Parke Davis
Peabody C
Penney
Penn D
Penn G
Penn PL
Pennsylvania RR
Pepsi Cola Phillips P
Pittsburgh Plate
Pittsburgh Steel
Procter Gamble
Pullman
New Hampshire Sweepstake Sales Near 6 Million
Sweepstakes sales in New Hampshire may reach six million dollars by the deadline next Monday. About 31 percent of tickets were bought by Massachusetts residents as sales for the September 12 Rockingham Park race rose to over five million dollars.
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Concord
N.H
UPI
New Hampshire
Massachusetts
Rockingham Park
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Hewatt and Co
Williamstown Youth On Honor Council
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Reynolds Tobacco
Richfield
Schenley
United Aircraft
Schering
United Air Lines
Sears Roebuck
United Fruit
United States Rubber
United States
United States Steel
Sperry Rand
Vap & P
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Standard Oil Ind
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Standard Oil NJ
Westing el
Standard Oil Ohio
Wheeling Steel
Stewart Warner
White Motor
Winn Dx
Tudebaker
Woolworth Swift
Tennessee Gas
Xerox Cp
Texaco OY
Youngstown S T
Thompson R
Jim
Jim Oakes
Tyler Brattleboro, Vt
Ast Tire
Trashis
Pao Nl
America
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Phoenix Professional
State Street
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Adams, Mass
Edward J. Powers
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Hinsdale
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