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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Apr 26, 1965
Page
6
Santa Cruz California police describe a letter from a 17 year old boy’s mother thanking the sheriff for picking up her son after a curfew violation and liquor possession arrest. The mother laments that lectures and advice did not reach him. The note portrays a personal view of police outreach.
Probate Court grants Anna M. Satrape custody of their daughter in Pittsfield divorce from Anthony Satrape. Court orders weekly support of 15 dollars. Marital details included, dated December 22, 1942, in Pittsfield.
Seaman Apprentice James R. Filio Jr. and his parents of 1 Orchard St. after basic training at Great Lakes Naval Training Center spent a 14 day leave at home. He is transferred to Long Beach Calif to serve as mail clerk aboard the USS Valley Forge, the third largest aircraft carrier. Svaman Filio attended Pittsfield High School.
City Treasurer Join J. Fitzgerald expects an additional 311,000 needed this year to cover rising interest on temporary tax-anticipation loans. Mayor Dillon requests council approval at Tuesday session. Interest expense forecast rises about 29 percent from last year reaching about 55,000 versus 44,006 previously.
Berkshire County Industrial Arts Teachers Association will meet at Mt. Everett Regional High School Tuesday at 4 30 pm. The monthly gathering includes a film New Approaches to Industrial Arts and a tour of the Sheffield Plastics plant for attendees.
Mayor Dillon announced the appointment of eight new members to the city Advisory Council for the Aging and accepted resignations from three current members. Confirmation of the new appointees will come at a forthcoming meeting.
City Council meeting notes hostess assignments for Jewish Welfare Fund coffee parties. Names include Dr. Donald B. Exford and several residents. three resignations listed. Mrs. Howard H. Braun announces hostesses to host events with speaker Mrs. Ralph Brandwene. Meetings set for Tuesday afternoon and evening and Wednesday morning.
GLE reports Reid L. Shaw named vice president and general manager of General Electric Broadcasting Co. He succeeds J. M. Lang, who remains as vice president and consultant on business planning until retirement next year. GEBC operates WRGB Schenectady, WGY radio, and WGEM. Shaw, ex-GERC manager, joined GE in 1952 after Trinity College graduation.
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