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Newspaper

Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Sep 13, 1963

Page

10

Vermont Labor Council Convention Opens

The Vermont Labor Council AFL-CIO opens a three day convention in Newport with about 100 delegates. Gov. Philip H. Hoff is slated to speak. A deputy secretary treasurer post is vacant after James Cross’s death. Delegate and local union figures attend from Bennington area.

Newport Vermont Labor Council Afl-Cio Philip H. Hoff Ralph Williams Rutland James Cross St. Albans Irving Adler Shaftsbury Bennington Kenneth E. Clayton Arlington International Association of Machinists Clark Condon West Arlington United Furniture Workers’ of America Chester Montgomery U.S.A Ethel Bruso Mary Brissette International Ladies Garment Workers Union Brissette Condon Bermington County Central Labor Council Hall State Council

Marine with one leg storms back into recon unit

Sgt. Donald H. Hamblen, missing a left leg below the knee, parachuted 1250 feet into a lake at Camp Pendleton to rejoin the 1st Force Reconnaissance Company of the 1st Marine Division. He passed skin diver tests and endurance trials to qualify for combat reconnaissance duties.

Camp Pendleton Calif Donald H. Hamblen Corps Hamblen 1St Force Reconnaissance Co 1St Marine Division

Author Shirley Jackson’s car burns after U S 7 crash in Pownal

A parked 1958 Morris convertible belonging to author Shirley Jackson was hit by a southbound 1958 Cadillac driven by Louis F. Comi 25 of Baltimore Md. the car burst into flames and was pushed 223 feet along the shoulder. Comi suffered facial cuts and internal injuries and was hospitalized in good condition.

Pownal North Bennington Shirley Jackson U.S. 7 Miss Jackson Louis F. Comi Baltimore Comi Shaftsbury John T. Griffin Walloomsac Road Bennington William Holm Litchfield Anna Griffin Corvair

Mystery Money Giver Leaves Clues in Wisconsin

Barneveld residents who received anonymous gifts of 80 to 100 dollars wonder if the donor will reveal identity. A new 100 dollar gift arrived for Mrs. Watson, Barneveld school secretary, with five 20 dollar bills and a note saying Silence is golden. The envelope bore Mrs. Harry L. Madison Wisconsin and the sender’s partial name to hint at who may be behind the gifts.

Barneveld Wis Wisconsin Watson Mineral Point

Bennington Grade Schools Hit Enrollment of 717

Allan J. Heath announces Bennington Graded School District enrollment reaches 717 across two elementary schools. Kindergarten leads with 151 pupils in six sections, with two sections at Cora B. Whitney School. First through sixth grades range from 85 to 151 pupils, with most classes split among Bennington Elementary and Whitney. Opening day totals show growth over last year.

Bennington Allan J. Heath Bennington Graded School Cora B. Whitney Benington Bennington Elementary

Burlington Court Backlog Forces Fall Court Curtailments

Chittenden County Court backlog of about one thousand cases prompts state judges to reassign several judges from Bennington and other counties. Opening September term in Chittenden proceeds. Bennington court not overly burdened. Backlog linked to Interstate highway land-taking cases.

Chittenden Bennington County George H. Plumb Plumb Burlington Chittenden County F. Ray Keyser Sr Chelsea Rudolph J. Daley Newport Natt L. Divoll Jr Rockingham William C. Hill Hinesburg Daley

Navy Launch Sinks In Rain Off Port Jefferson

A Navy launch returning sailors from shore leave swamped in choppy Long Island Sound during predawn rain. Twenty men rescued, one missing, survivors ferried to shore by Coast Guard helicopters and a fire crew. one aboard hospital. Chief Petty Officer Ralph L. Nelson praised the crew's conduct. The Hazelwood destroyer slept nearby during antisubmarine tests.

Port Jefferson N.Y Long Island Sound Ralph L. Nelson Middletown R.I Hazelwood Manhattan Long Island

Bennington Briefs Roundup Vermont Bank Dividends and Local Notes

The Vermont National and Savings Bank Brattleboro board declares quarterly dividends for holders of record Sept. 13 payable Oct. 1 at 6.5 percent on preferred stock and 0.30 per share on common stock. Also reported are social notes on local residents, a MAAG Vietnam assignment for Lt. Martin Kuchesky, a memorial service for Daniel C. Howe, and Masons paying last respects at Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home.

William L. Tucker Vermont National and Savings Bank Brattleboro

Fish and Game Access Areas To Be Listed

Vermont Fish and Game Department prepares an access areas and impound ments booklet for 81 developed areas. Town clerks sporting goods stores and wardens will receive the guide in about two weeks. New additions include Shadow Lake Concord Whipple Point on Lake Memphremagog and South Bay on the lake southern bay opening marshes and river outlets for hunters and anglers with fencing to be completed.

Montpelier Vermont Fish and Game Department Shadow Lake Concord Whipple Point Lake Memphremagog South Bay Black Rivers

New England Women's Clubs Conference Off to Hartford

The 54th New England Conference of State Federation of Women's Clubs meets at Statler-Hilton Hartford from Monday to Wednesday. Dr. Homer Babbidge will open proceedings with Mrs Dexter O Arnold and Gov John Dempsey among speakers. Final session features Joseph Verner Reed with a theater excerpt and a professional performance. Installation of officers and workshops on parliamentary law and conservation are planned.

Hartford Conn New England State Federation of Women’s Clubs Statler — Hilton John C. Hamilton Golf Road Newington Homer Babbidge University of Connecticut Dexter O. Arnold General Federation of Women’s Club John Dempsey Chase Going Woodhouse Service Bureau For Women’s Organizations Connecticut Howard Houston Meriden

Car owned by Adams man found wrecked on Vermont road

State police found a wrecked car on Vermont Route 346 in Pownal early Wednesday. It is reported to be owned by Lawrence Charron of Adams Massachusetts who said he parked it in North Adams and it went missing. The vehicle was towed to a Bennington garage as police continue the investigation.

Vermont Pownal Lawrence Charron Burt St Adams Mass Charron North Adams Bennington

Obituary: Irene H. Thompson 65 Town Farm matriarch dies

Irene H. Thompson 65 wife of Robert F. Thompson operated the Town Farm in Bennington for years died Thursday at her Orchard Road home after long illness. Born April 2 1898 in Bennington she was a St Francis de Sales parishioner and former Catholic Daughters member. Survived by her husband son Robert F. Thompson Jr five sisters and numerous relatives. Funeral 8 a.m. Saturday at Gibney Haynes Kane Funeral Home.

Irene H. Thompson Robert F. Thompson Orchard Road Willow Road John E Ellen (Ward) Hackett Bennington St. Francis de Sales Catholic Daughters of Ameri Robert F. Thompson Jr Mary Ann Thompson Rose Ella Hackett Alva Frances) Woodward Joseph Mary) Sausville Raymond Catherine) Davis Northville N.Y James Martha) Spellman Jamaica Plain Mass Gibney Haynes & Kane Funeral East Dorset Harry C. Beebe Putnam Memorial Hospital Beebe Manchester Bennington County Court Adoniran Lodge A & FM West Rupert Edgar Lucy Derby) Beebe Frank O’neil Wethersfield Manchester Masonic Lodge

Morris Ernst elected Goddard College trustee in Plainfield

Morris L. Ernst of New York City, longtime ACLUnion director and author, elected trustee of Goddard College Plainfield announced by Royce S. Pitkin. Ernst, 40 years on the ACLUnion board and partner at Greenbaum Wolff Ernst, has written about 20 books and received the Legion of Honor. He studied at Williams College and New York Law School. Requiem Mass set for 8:30 at St Francis de Sales. burial in Park Lawn Cemetery.

Plainfield Morris L. Ernst New York City Goddard College Royce S. Pitkin Ernst The American Civil Liberties Union Greenbaum, Wolff and Ernst New York Order of the French Legion of Honor Phi Beta Kappa Williams College New York Law School St. Francis de Sales Park Lawn

Funeral services for J Goodall Hutton educator and engineer

Funeral services are set for 3 p.m. Saturday at Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home for J Goodall Hutton a prominent Elm Street educator and civil engineer who died unexpectedly Thursday morning at the wheel of his car. The Rev Stephen C Greene will officiate with committal at Park Lawn Cemetery. Calling hours are 7 to 9 tonight with Masonic services at 7:30.

J. Goodall Hutton Elm Street Hanson - Walbridge Stephen C. Greene Second Congregational Church Park Lawn Cemetery

Segregation protests erupt as students boycott schools

Cash, found with a straight razor and weapons, faced charges for arousing a disturbance. Clarence Lewis, 42, was charged with carrying a concealed weapon. Hundreds of white students rallied, walking out at Jones Valley High and Mobile campuses, police arresting 54 students and bond posted at $100 by a Citizens Council representative.

Ell Cash Clarence Lewis Jones Valley High Phillips Woodlawn Banks Ensley Mobile Harry D. Hardy Citizens Council

Bennington Manpower Advisory Committee Formed

Gov. Hoff appoints Bennington County residents to advise the DES on local manpower training under the federal Manpower Development and Training Act. Monday’s organizational meeting will orient the group and plan local committees for 11 DES offices with community input to expand retraining needs analysis.

Hoff Bennington County Philip H. Hoff Department of Employment Security DES Bennington Congress Employment Security Department State Department of Education John M. White State Employment Department White The Banner Today Brattleboro St. Albans John Page

Stock Averages at Noon Mixed on Markets

The report shows noon stock averages with 30 Industrials at 740.69 up 0.43, 20 Railroads at 173.26 up 0.20, 15 Utilities at 143.55 down 0.17, and a composite average of 263.46 up 4.09. Sales total 2,180,000.

Rural Mail Boxes Get Attention In Annual Route Inspection

Bennington Postmaster Stan ley J. Pekalski announced the annual rural route inspection will run September 16 to 21. Inspectors will focus on rural boxes with those out of order being notified to make repairs and boxes needing attention urged to be fixed promptly.

Bennington Stanley J. Pekalski

Hospital Notes Admissions in Vermont and Nearby Areas

Admissions list includes Jerry D Wellspeak Bennington Jeffrey Carlisle Wilmington Mrs Elizabeth Linde Manchester Depot Raymond F Elwell Shaftsbury Mrs Lois Blodgett North Bennington with discharges for Mr and Mrs William A Steele Hoosick Falls who welcomed a son on Sept.

Jerry D. Wellspeak Bennington Jeffrey Carlisle Wilmington Elizabeth Linde Manchester Depot Raymond F. Elwell Shaftsbury Lois Blodgett North Bennington William A. Steele Hoosick Falls

Local court fines for DUI and beer to minor cases

Municipal Court fined Edward L. Reagan 105.10 after pleading guilty to driving under the influence tied to an Aug. 11 Shaftsbury accident. Jeffrey MacConnach paid 50 after admitting furnishing beer to a minor on July 20 in Peru. Christopher F. Marceau pleaded not guilty to driving in a manner jeopardizing others on Sept. 10 Vermont 9 and was released on 50 bail, with Atty. Robert E. Cummings Jr. representing him.

Edward L. Reagan Shaftsbury Reagan Jeffrey MacConnach Peru Christopher F. Marceau Elm St Vermont Marceau

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Labor Council Windham H.T. Cushman Mfg. Co Marine Aaa Jack Zettergren Mayfair Roofing Co Plainville Burlington Court Bennington Court Scranton Lace Nichols Union St Snehmae A.M RT. 7 North DIAL Navy Cmdr Cletus Scheperle John Getchel Coast Guard Nelson Old Field Beach Setauket Mather Memorial Hospital Bennington Briefs James A. McKee West Main Street Vermont Extension Service Messena Eisenhower Locks St. Lawrence Seaway McKee Bennington County Farm Bureau Hanson-Walbridge Funeral Home Daniel C. Howe Joseph L. Poore Main Street Army Martin S. Kuchesky Mary M. Hegel Patricia Latham U.S. Army Vietnam Maag Republic of Vietnam Kuchesky Fort Dix N.J St. Bernardine of Siena College Loudonville Masonic Temple Hanson - Walbridge Funeral Home Mt. Anthony Lodge F&am Wonder Shop Safford Street Fish and Game Access Man Pvt Ray W. Forrest Linda O Co. 4Th Trig. Regt Morris Ernst A Goddard Dow-Jones—Bache & Co Albany Vermont Yankee Shaftsbury, Vermont Cole Slaw Kreisler Atkins. Jewelers Vt Benningrer Ski Payama Remerican Wade Drysdale’s
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