Jewish Welfare Fund Drive Meeting Set For Tomorrow
A breakfast meeting for all captains and workers of the Jewish Welfare Fund drive will be held tomorrow at the Jewish Community Center. Captains meet at 9 30 a m and workers at 10. The drive runs May 2 to May 8 and has raised 1 5 billion for humanitarian aid and immigrant support. A thermometer in front of the center marks progress toward the 62 5 thousand goal.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jewish Welfare Fund
Jewish Community Center
David C. Katz
Marvin Smith
Israel
East Street
Fire incidents logged across town with multiple blazes
Fire record notes 12:29 p.m. car fire on Bank Row. 2:22 p.m. hazardous gas mop up on School Street. 2:52 p.m. car fire rear of Newberry Store. 3:20 p.m. grass fire at Second Street railroad bridge. 5:18 p.m. grass fire at Spring Side Park. 6:38 p.m. car fire on Parker Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bank Row
School Street
Newberry Store
Second Street Railroad Bridge
Springside Park
Parker Street
Kitterman Talks Welfare Rules and Local Meeting
State Rep William Kitterman of Berkshire plans a Lanesboro Town Hall session this morning from 9 to 12. He will then join a legislative delegation to Washington to press for relaxing welfare worker rules that take effect July 1, citing a potential $19 million loss in federal funds.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Kitterman
Berkshire
Pittefield
Lanesboro Town Hall
Kitterman
Department of Health, Education and Welfare
Washington
Commonwealth
Survey Firm On Bypass Opens Local Office
The New York consulting firm of Praeger Kavenagl Waterbury hired by the state to aid in deciding the bypass location for Pittsfield has opened an office at 7 North St in the Pittsfield National Bank building. Results of the survey should be presented within six weeks.
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New York
Praeger-Kavenagl-Waterbury
Pittsfield
North St
Pittsfield National Bank
Divorces Granted in Probate Court. two couples affected
Gertrude A Brazeau of Pittsfield and Joseph Brazeau are granted a divorce. they married February 22, 1936 in the city. Josephine Morell and Patrick T Morell of Pittsfield are granted a divorce with custody of three children and support set at $30 weekly. they married June 3, 1948. Building Inspector permits a $20,000 Shell Oil filling station at 868 Dalton Ave on Leo A Zaorski property, with City Council approval.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gertrude A. Brazeau
Pittsfield
Joseph 3. Brazeau
Josephine Morell
Patrick T. Morell
William A. Mandell
Dalton Ave
Leo A. Zaorski
Shell Oil Co
Hospitals in the Hospitals Patient Listings Note
In Pittsfield General patients include Peter Cravish son of Blaise Cravish at 3 Leichhold Place and Dominick Vadala at 327 South St. Theresa Feeley daughter of Edward A. Feeley at 20 South Merriam St. Lorraine Brazeau daughter of Walter G. Brazeau at 74 Union St. Ela Laschky at 421 Lebanon Ave. Gladys Leakey at 143 Wahconah St. Loren G. Estes I son of Estes Jr. North Adams. St Lukes Marilyn Flynn 438 Fenn St. Doreen Ann Sanders Dalton. Julie C. Miner daughter of Edna Miner 329 Benedict Road. Marie E. Hebert 56 Gilbert St. Anna McGlynn 55 Dalton Rye. Grace B. Germain 18 Brown St. Hillcrest Melvin Derby 261 West St. operation.
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Pittsfield
Peter Crayvish
Blaise Cravish
Leichhold Place
Dominick A. Vadala
South
Theresa Feeley
Edward A. Feeley
South Merriam St
Lorraine Brazeau
Walter G. Brazeau
Unioni St
Ela Laschky
Lebanon Ave
Gladys Leakey
Wahconah
Loren
Julie C. Miner
Edna Miner
Benedict Road
Marie E. Hebert
Gilbert St
Anna McGlynn
Dalton Rye
Grace B. Germain
Brown St
Adams Woman Mrs Vittone dies after illness at 12 Pine street
Mrs Ettore Vittone of Adams wife of Ettore Vittone, died Friday morning at Plunkett Memorial Hospital. Born in Adams, daughter of Joan and Sophie Gowacki Golka, she was a lifelong resident and former Sprague Electric Co employee. Survived by husband, Emerson, a daughter Mrs Anthony Karpaska, three brothers, three sisters, two grandchildren, and several nieces and nephews. Friends may call Trottier Funeral Home today and tomorrow. funeral at St Thomas Church High Mass of Requiem. Burial Bellevue Cemetery.
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Adams
Stacia Vittone
Ettore Vittone
Pine &T
Plunkett Memorial Hospital
Joan and
Sophie Gowacki Golka
Adams High
The
Sprague Electric Co
Vittone
St. Thomas’ Church
Emerson
Anthony Karpaska
Frank
Walter Golka
Louis Gehl
Milwaukee
Wis
Frank Uchman
Robert Hayer
Louis Casuscelli
North Adams
Freinds
Trottier
Bellevue Cemetery
Marie E. Talbot
Parker St
General Electric Co
Pittsfield General Hospital
Miss Talbot
Bennington
Napoleon and
Aleda Menard Talbot
St. Joseph’s Business College
Vermont Bank and Trust Co
Pittsfield
Chisecio Leopardi
Fenn St
St. Luke's Hospital
Mr. Leopardi
Fourth St
Grand Union Inc
Fourth
Whipple Streets
Italy
Mount Carmel Church
Louise Venturi
Carl Deame
Dalton
Edward Deame
Marina Deame
Rowayton
Conn
George Altomare
Chula Vista
Calif
Bendvenga
Housatonic
Stanley Pultorak
High Street
Poland
Frank Pultorak
Monument Mills
Aksina
William
Walter
Frank Olender
Great
All Saints’ Church
St. Bridget’s Cemetery
Martha H. Prew
Bradford St
Lucy Daly Prew
Abraim Prew
Ordnance Department
Miss Prew
St. Joseph's Church
Rosary Society
GEAA
William J
Paul F. Nash
Anthony E. Plantier
James R. Corkins
Zoos Funeral
St. Joseph’s Church
Obituary notices span Pittsfield area deaths and services
Obituaries cover Marie E. Talbot of Pittsfield died at 30 Parker Street after a short illness, with funeral plans set for Monday morning. Other notices include Chisecio Leopardi of 526 Fenn Street dying at St. Luke's Hospital after selling property for a supermarket project, Simon Roosevelt and Gilbert Fagley’s deaths with funeral arrangements, and Martha Prew and Angelene Hughes Green Door notice details. Burial plans and calling hours are listed, with affiliations to GE, St. Joseph's, Sacred Heart, Mount Carmel, and local cemeteries.
Life and Times of Boulwareism Continued free Page 1
The article chronicles John Callahan and GE negotiator Lemuel Boulware relations, detailing prerelease tensions with Carey’s IUE, leadership battles, and key episodes from the 1940s to 1960s. It notes splits, strike threats, and internal power clashes shaping postwar labor dynamics. It highlights a 1955 contract breakthrough led by Callahan without Carey’s direct involvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boulwareism
Pittsfield
Carey
John H. Callahan
Charlie Wilson
Charles E. Wilson
IUE
GE Conference Board
Northrup
Jennings
Callahan
TUE
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Jewish Fund
Rashif Mytsfiet
Harry
Wahconah St
Lanesboro
Probate
ST. Lukes
Marilyn Flynn
Fenn
Hillcrest Melvin Derby
West St
Sears
Curletti’s
Sac Tran Eas
Cae
Swift’s Premium
Mrs
Tien Uy
Mrs. W. Hazlewood
Hancock Point
Maine
Charles H
Anna C. Andrews Dorr
Richmond
Allen Dorr
Harvard H. Clark Funeral
South Main St
Brewer
Pine, Grove Cemetery
Lynn
Chisecio
Leopardi
Martha Prew
S. W. Roosevelt
Simon Willard Roosevelt
Kermit Roosevelt
E. ©. Cummings
Theodore Roosevelt
Knickerbocker Hospital
New York City
Mr. Roosevelt
Ann Whitney Alexander
Alexander
Wallace Utley Alexander
Paisley Ter
Laura Lee Linder
Eaton Paper Corp
Roosevelt
Columbia University
Switzerland
St. George's School
Newport
R.C
J. Willard Roosevelt
Kevin Andrews
Athens
Greece
Gilbert H. Fagley
Gilbert Haven Fagley
Marguerite Thivierge
Rancho
Cordova
Mount Carmel
Fagley
Bucknell University
Pennsylvania Masonic Grand Lodge
Thivierge
Bessiefrances Bouchard
San Diego
Haven Fagley
California
Lewis Colonial Mortuary
Mount Hope Cemetery
Berkshire Eagle
G.E.A.A
John Galretty
South Church
St. Teresa’s Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Lakeview
Pontoosuc Lake
Burgner Farm
Williams St
Secum Brook Club
Sportmen’s
Frankie Martin's
West Shore Sports Club
Adv
Garry
Blarney Room
Sally
Honda Motorcycles
Brooks Bargain Shop
Depot St
LaTourette’s
Route 9
Goshen
Mass
John Callahan
Boulware
Lemuel R. Boulware
Company
Usion
North Street
Congress of Industrial Organizations
Philip Murray
CIO
TVE
Syracuse
Jue
Albion Francis Hartnett
Hartnett
Union
International Union
W. T. Grant CO
RCA & GE
TV Technicians
Newell St
Hibbard
East St
Wellington Funeral Service Inc
Bruce A. Grunow
Donald A Leonard Roger W. Wellington
FUR Restyling Clinic
M. Solomon
Cape
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