Hospitals Roll Call of Local Patients and Procedures
A hospital notices list patient names and addresses across Pittsfield and St Luke's, noting several operations and tonsillectomies. Included are Bradley R. Chase Lanesboro Roger J. Nilan Second St., Miss Patricia A. Mariano Lenox, Miss Lucy E. Baldessarini Elm St.,miss Lucy Ayliss Terrace and others with surgeries at Pittsfield General and St Luke's. The compilation names patients from Dalton Adams Lenox and surrounding towns, with several operations and tonsillectomies reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pittsfield
Bradley R. Chase
Lanesboro
Steve Stachelek
Wahconah
Heights
Helen L. Spoon
Wood
Roger J. Nilan
Second St
Ave
Roger E. Whiteley
Francis Ave
Lippmann Sees COP Contenders As Lodge Nixon
Political commentator Walter Lippmann predicts the Republican party may nominate Richard Nixon or Henry Cabot Lodge for president and could turn to Governor William Scranton of Pennsylvania if needed. The remark came during a CBS Reports TV interview.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Iw Xyokk
Colum
Robin D. Bradley
Nist
Walter Lippmann
Coy Bradley
Republican Party
Bartlett
Ave
Richard M. Nixon
Henry Cabot Lodge
William Scranton
Pennsylvania
Lippmann
CBS
Scranton
Insect Interception Noted at Seattle Port
The Agriculture Department reports a grasshopper intercepted at Seattle Washington, described as a widespread Orient species kept as a pet in a slip crew quarters. The document also cites a separate US No. 6 remark praising a man deemed to have the greatest promise as a public figure in the coming years.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Agriculture Department
U.S
Orient
Seattle
Wash
Rooney Can Tap $90,000 Trust Fund
Los Angeles AP reports actor Mickey Rooney may withdraw $90,000 from a $120,000 trust fund to cover overdue federal and state taxes. Judge Ben Koenig ruled Rooney, 43, may access the fund now though it was set to become available at age 60. The trusts were created in 1940 by Rooney's mother.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rooney
Los Angeles
Mickey Rooney
Ben Koening
6th Grade Girl Dictates Symphony Premiere
In Phoenix a 6th grader Peggy Smith, blind, directs the Phoenix Symphony in a piece she conceived before it is transcribed. Conductor Guy Taylor leads the orchestra as Peggy sits anxious yet proud, her music whispered into existence from her imagination.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Phoenix
Ariz
Peggy Smith
Phoenix Star Theater
Guy Taylor
Phoenix Symphony
Symphony
Peggy
Jean London
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boston
Sexton
Delune
Midtown Motor Inn
Huntington Ave
Copley Square
Nancy E. Briggs
Robert L. Briggs
Dalton
Emile G. Chaiffre
Onota St
Patricia A. Mariano
Lenox
Coleen D. Enright
John L. Enright
Memorial Drive
Lucy E. Baldessarini
Elm St
Alexander Skorupski
Adams
John W. Houghtaling
Summer St
Francis C. Markham
Pomeroy Ave
Joseph T. LaGrotteria
Edward Ave
Warren A. Turner
East Lee
Henry W. Simpson Jr
Madison Ave
Frank E. Palmer
Lebanon Springs, N.Y
Sarah Jane Dean
Williamb. Borden
Mrs
Norman C. Dean
North St
Concord Parkway
Michael Maston
Melissa Dupray
Mark Gould
Hancock
Robert E. Dupray
Churchill Road
Marcel J. Arseneau
Crane Ave
Howard
Birmingham
Cheshire
ST Luke's
Walter J. Elwood
Adolph J. Francoeur
Berkshire
John Gamberoni
Taconic St
Charles B. Simard
Dewey Ave
James J. Hassett
Woodbine Ave
Babette M. Morrison
Donald Morrison
Whipple St
Margaret Hopper
Orchard St
George Mountain
Union St
Lucy Ayliss
Terrace Ave
Robert L. Carlan
John T. Ross
Charles St
Alan G. Demick
Mrs. Demick Demick
Mark Middlebrook
Kenneth Middlebrook
Lodge
Nixon
Ayreat Traece
Hillcrest
John J. O'Hara
Robert McDonough
Gale Ave
Wiliam H. Noble
Lenox Dale
Adelbert F. Scott
Robbins Ave
Abrizzi
Jehosaphat
Berkshire Community College Drama Club
Roger Guachione
Robert M. Boland
Eugene O’neill
Anna Christie
New Chum
North
Bradford Streets
Paes
Erkeshire
Sorenoia
Lipton
South St
Community Market
ELM Street
Shurfine
Armour's Plantation
Bacon
Armour’s Star
Franks
California
Tetley Tea
Spic & Span
Florida
Valencia
Ocean Spray Cranberry Juice
This is just the beginning! Our collection holds over 300 years of history, including rare newspapers, obituaries, marriage records, birth records, and so much more—most of which you won’t find anywhere else!