Dow Official Named Assistant General Manager in Midland
Donald P. Camp marketing manager for Dow's Ben-Mont unit is appointed assistant general manager of Dow Industrial Service Division in Midland Michigan. Camp will oversee marketing and sales, long range strategy, and division administration for a network of 39 regional offices. He will relocate with his family from Benning to Midland.
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D.P. Camp
Ben-Mont
Michigan
Donald P. Camp
Dow Chemical Company
Dow Industrial Service Division
Midland
Mich
Camp
Homer
Beaumont
Texas
Dow
St. Louis
Houston
Dallas
Monument Avenue
Old Bennington
Lidland
Ow Industrial Service General Eadquarters
W.L. Nelym
Commer Products
Midlland
Bennington Briefs Highlights From Local Meetings
Bennington briefs cover the Gold Star Mothers regular meeting at 7 30 p m at VFW rooms North Street the Prudential Committee of Greater Bennington Schools Inc meeting at Molly Stark School 4 p m the Red and Gun Club annual meet at 8 p m in Shaftsbury with officer elections plans for the year report on pheasant stocking and refreshments. Donald C Comar joins Lloyd Studio at 439 Main St to handle photography and lab work after a 14 year association. The Carrier land taking case continues at Bennington County Court House Manchester. Regina Hurley heads to Castleton State College for freshman English major. Richard Sawyer reports two parachute jumps with perfect landings at Rutland Fair while guiding Atlantic Skydivers. A U S Army Reserve firing demonstration occurs Sunday 2 p m on Morse's field North Bennington Road open to the public. Foliage pillows from Charmion and items from Things From Red Mountain Route 7 Arlington ADV Sept 7.
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Bennington Red and Gun Club
Shaftsbury
Regina Hurley
Clayton Hurley
Shermont St
Castleton State College
Bennington High School
Richard Sawyer
Bennington
Prospecters Plan Snow Time Racing Program At Club Meeting
The Prospect Mr. Ski Club executive committee met at Stephen Jesseman’s home to discuss junior programs and future activities. A racing program is planned for next year with committee members soliciting volunteers to lead it. Members present included Thomas D. Cook Jr and Alan Dunklee along with Jay O. Slade and Mrs Gene Irons and Mrs Carol Miller.
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Stephen Jesseman
Carpenter Hill Road
Jesseman
Thomas D. Cook Jr
Weeks St
Alan Dunklee
Main St
Jay O. Slade
Safford St
Gene Irons
Grandview St
Carol Miller
Washington Ave
Wall Street records high then slight drop as markets wobble
The Dow fell 2.61 to 735.37 after a historic peak, while the broader market showed mixed moves with 679 declines and 400 advances. Sperry Rand led losses on heavy volume as 396,000 shares changed hands in a notable NYSE block. In Alabama, Gov. Wallace ordered Huntsville white schools to close for the day amid desegregation tensions and federal court actions.
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Sperry Rand
New York Stock Exchange
Victory Granby towns plan dam project to enter electric age
Gov Hoff met residents of Victory and Granby the only Vermont towns without power and said Central Vermont Public Service Corp offered a plan to introduce service. He noted Albert Cree president of Rutland based utility spoke at the meeting in Montpelier.
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Victory Dam
Hoff
Washington Electric Co - Op
East Montpelier
Central Vermont Public Service Corp
Court Upholds Railway Express Carrier Rights
A three judge Federal Court panel refused to overturn the Interstate Commerce Commission order granting Railway Express Agency Inc certificates to operate as a common carrier on five New England routes. Auclair Transportation sought to block the ruling citing insufficient protection for independent motor carriers.
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Interstate Commerce Commission
Railway Express Agency, Inc
Asn
New England
Auclair Transportation Inc
Manchester
N. H
ICC
Andrew A. Caffrey
John P. Hartigan
U. S. Court of Appeals
Edward T. Gignoux
Federal Court
Portland
Maine
Railway Express Agency
N.H
White River Junction
Whitefield
Hoosick Falls
N.Y
Middlebury
Hoosick Democrats Name Town Candidates in Caucus
Hoosick Falls Hoosick Democrats held a convention and caucus at the Municipal Building. Edward Gorman is set for supervisor James Green for highway superintendent Mary MacDonald for town clerk Howard Shaw for justice of the peace Ernest Yorke for councilman Donald Lohnes and William Grennan named as assessors The Democratic banquet is planned for November 2 at the Old Byars House with tickets via party workers Luther Rasch Leo Surdam Sr and James F McGuire.
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Hoosick Falls
Democratic Party
Hoosick
Donald R. Lohnes
Edward V. Gorman
James Green
Mary MacDonald
Howard V. Shaw
Ernest Yorke
Donald Lohnes
William Grennan
Byars House
North Hoosick
Luther Rasch
Leo Surdam Sr
James F. McGuire
Demonstration Unit approves set courses in Hoosick Falls
Hoosick Falls village Home Demonstration unit met at Mrs. Reynolds Jr. home with Mrs. Bacherz presiding. Unit reviewed lessons and enrolled new and continuing classes in enameling copper salad bowls tailoring yarn carding and rug hooking. Refreshments followed a committee chaired by Mrs. Bacherz and Mrs. Berlant.
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Hoosick Falls
Hoosac Village
Frank Reynolds Jr
Wilder Avenue
Francis Bacherz
Bacherz
David Berlant
Colchester man pleads innocent to kidnapping and fraud
Fred Joseph Bishop, 41, of Colchester, pleaded innocent in Burlington Municipal Court to kidnapping Linda Blackford 13 of Winooski and to a fraudulent check charge for 1084.04 dollars. Bail set at 12,500 was not posted and Bishop remained jailed as the case was continued for a week. The two were last seen June 20 and later located in Sea Side California.
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Burlington
Fred Joseph
Colchester
Bishop
Linda Blackford
Winooski
Seaside
Calif
Chittenden County
Chief Silver Urges Crossing Caution
Bennington Police Chief Edward Silver urges students to use the School Street crosswalk on Main Street and not cut across parking lots. A patrolman is stationed at School Street and crossing Main Street further up is dangerous.
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Edward Silver
Main Street
School Street
Silver
Bennington Banner Publication and Delivery Notes
The Bennington Banner based at 425 Main St Vermont explains home delivery by carrier and motor delivery. Rates for mail subscriptions cover a 50 mile radius and Vermont and U.S. regions with varying six month and yearly prices.
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