Frank Peplowski Retires From GE
Frank Peplowski of Hayes Pisce retires Friday from General Electric Co after years of service in the relations and utilities operation. A native of Poland he came to this area in 1916 and spent his GE career in transportation retiring as a fork truck operator. A World War I veteran and American Legion member he attends Holy Family Church. He is married to Helen Komaniecki and they have four children and 11 grandchildren.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Peplowski
of & Hayes Pisce
General Electric Co
Poland
Peplowski
Mr. Peplowski
American Legion
Holy Family Church
Helen Komaniecki
Local Hospitals List Multiple Patients Undergoing Operations
In Pittsfield and surrounding towns, numerous residents are listed for hospital treatment and operations including Francis Jones Jr., Ralph Gaylord, Debra DiPietro, Daniel Stack, Richard Darrow Jr., Michael Darrow, and Julia Saltarelli among others. Other hospitals include New England Medical Center in Boston where Alphonse Vienneau and Charles Vallone are noted for operations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alphonse Vienneau
Lakeway Drive
New England Medical Center Hospital
Boston
Charles Vallone
Anthony Vallone
Third St
Children’s Hospital
Supreme Court Opens Fortas Takes Seat
The 1965 66 Supreme Court session began with Abe Fortas taking a seat on the bench in a brief ceremony. President Johnson could not witness the swearing in as he met Pope Paul VI in New York. The session closed after 22 minutes with week long conferences on a backlog of cases. Willie Mays will visit Job Corps events in Oregon and Washington state as sports division chair for Humphrey Youth Opportunity Committee. A Worcester court dissolved an injunction and dismissed a merger suit between Whitin Machine Works and Whitin Consolidated Industries after finding no interest shown by First Worcester Corp.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
Supreme Court
Abe Fortas
Johnson
New York City
Paul VI
High Court
UPL
San Francisco
Giants
Willie Mays
Oregon
Washington State
Office of Economic Opportunity
OHG
Mays
Sports Division
Hubert H. Humphrey
Worcester
John H. Meagher
Worcester County Superior Court
Whitin Machine Works
Whitinsville
White Consolidated Industries
Cleveland
Ohio
Meagher
First Worcester Corp
Whitin
New York
Thomas A. Bolan
Killer Arsonist Awaits Sentence in New Hampshire Blaze
Albert Healey, 22, of Lebanon, NH, pleaded guilty to two counts of first degree manslaughter and two arson counts stemming from a $3 million June 1964 fire that destroyed Bodies of two men, Henry LeBlond and George Lemay, were linked to the blaze. Judge Martin Loughlin scheduled sentencing for Thursday at 2 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Woodsville
N.H
UPD
Albert Healey
Lebanon
Healey
Martin Loughlin
Henry LeBlond
George Lemay
LeBiond
Lemay
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Misses & Jrs
ORLON
Pittsfield
Balton Avenue
Raking Ree
Berrington
Zayre Department Store
Francis Jones Jr
Mrs. Jones
Brombach St
Richard Hatch
West Stockeve
Ralph Gaylord
Plunkett St
Richard Pizzune
Gale Ave
Foca DeCario
Robbins
Debra DiPietro
Adrian R. DiPietro
Dalton
Hunter Robertson
Jason St
Stanley Clapp
Somers
Conn
Charles Lashoones
State
T.ing Anovation
Robert Snyder
Eugene Pligavko
Lenox
Benjamin Carpino
Win St
Hillcrest
John H. Rudin
Betty White
Martin Durkin
Onota St
Luke's
Guy E. Jarrell
Crane Ave
Daniel L. Stack
Lee E. Stack
Westover St
Richard L. Darrow Jr
Michael J. Darrow
Darrow
Union St
Joseph Tucci
Albro St
Jennie Seluke
First St
Earl McGuirt
Maple St
Louis Menin
Allessio St
Jerry J. Mazzone
Lyman St
Lois Chadwell
Dew
Giulio Saltarelli
Herie Ave
Joseph J. Volin
Gilbert St
Daisy E. Keeler
Williams St
Walter Guillinan
Hollister St
Leo Farmer
Kent Ave
Brian Bartolomie
John Bartolomie
Delton
John Fonseca
Sauquoit
Deborah Wilbur
Harold Wilbur
Edward A. Bilodeau
William M. Burns
Becket
IUE
Openline
WBEC
Cash
Beneficial
Beneficial Finance Co
North ST
Holden & Stone
YES
Lees
Plaza Square
Berylie Viher
Mstrand
Allendale
Fortas
W. T. Grant CO
North Street
Ginne Ig
Howard Johnsons
Wednesday Family
Ain i
Letlldtame
Ted
Howard, Johnson
Ted Williams
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