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Newspaper
Berkshire Eagle
Location
Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jan 20, 1964
Page
5
James Leo Hane-Teay, a 22 year veteran of the FBI, named in charge of operations across Massachusetts, New Hampshire, Maine and Rhode Island. Lowell native and Northeastern University graduate. AP photo.
Pittsfield cleaner advertises garment care with dirt and spot removal. Located at 8 Dalton Avenue, Brady's Berkshire Cleaners lists two local phone numbers for service inquiries.
Wonderful savings on complete open stock selection and sets bring you an opportunity to fill in or start your service now in these treasured pattern favorites in precious International Sterling.
Jim Thomas a 20 year old Fresno State College student became the new forced insomnia champion by staying awake for 266 hours 14 minutes in a campus apartment with friends and reporters cheering. He aimed to extend the record to study for finals and a term paper.
Darrel E Badger was elected commodore of the Pittsfield Boating Club at a Saturday night meeting at the Ideal Inn. He will serve a second term, previously holding the post in 1939, with George A Brown as vice commodore and Samuel Lenhof as purser. New directors include Charles Frank George W Wilson and John F Rayner.
Eight local doctors have volunteered to staff the Red Cross blood center at the Masonic Temple on Thursday and Friday. They are Drs. Daniel B. Darman, Peter H. Dillard, Charles F. Fasce, Gerald L. Haidak, Frank Marrington, Thomas Hayden, K. L. Hirschmann, and Theodore W. Jones Laughran. Berkshire County Red Cross chairman Walter Berkshire urges a large donor turnout to bolster supplies at the Red Cross regional distribution center in Northampton. The blood center will be open Thursday from noon to 5 45 p.m. and Friday from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
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