Local Teachers Travel to North Adams For Courses
Pittsfield area teachers travel long distances to North Adams State Teachers College for extension courses that could be offered locally. about 108 teachers are enrolled this year. Dr. Komorek notes many come from Pittsfield and nearby counties. Pittsfield High School courses have been cut back due to campus restrictions and minimum class size. Dr. McCarthy of the state says campus courses offer better facilities and accreditation alignment, but North Adams plans summer offerings and a larger campus, forcing teachers to still commute 51 miles round trip.
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North Adams
Pittsfield
Pittsfield High School
Ursula Toomey
Sprfield
Komorek
NASTC
Pittsfeld
McCarthy
Justin C. McCarthy
State Department of Education
Boston
Pittsfeld High School
University of Massachusetts President Declares People Victory
Amherst Massachusetts University President Jean Mather framed the pay raise approval as a people’s victory over the Legislature after initial rejection and subsequent reversal. He urged graduates to rally around the university flag and press representatives in Easton, warning that without tuition revenue for salaries the school will seek more funds next year. Mather will resign in June and reiterated calls for fiscal autonomy for the university.
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Amherst
University of Massachusets
Jean Prat Rather
Legislat
Mather
Easton
University Political Science Assn
State University
72 Graduates From Gun Safety Course in Pittsfield
Conservation Officer Edward Kaurow announced that 72 youths aged 15 to 18 have graduated from the state Division of Fisheries and Game gun safety program since fall resumption. Since 1853, 831 have completed the course. The GEAA Red Barn hosts sessions under GEAA and the Division, led by chief instructor John A. Groves. An additional class will be organized with date to be announced. Notable Pittsfield graduates listed. monthly Lincolns Polo Club meeting set for Monday at 7:45 PM at Spring Street House with Commodore Eugene F. Raunh presiding and year-end plans to be discussed.
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Edward R. Kaurow
Fisheries and Game
Geaa Red Barn
GEAA
Division of Fisheries and Galle
John A. Groves
Alfiengate Ave
Joseph DeCel
Donald FE. Dicarta
Peter R. Colombar
Craig H. Roster
James P. Oesins
Raymond Castella
John Cam Bell
William J. Hortin
Carl Benjamin
Jann Ballard
Harry
The
Lincols
Michael McElroy
Louis D
Pittsfield
Feiner
Joseph M. Candran
Guy J. Kerstette
Beott Lathrop
Lanesboro
Commodore Eugene F. Raunh
John Giftos
Haughey Women Plan Supper Oct 24
Members of the Women-for-Haughey group met at the candidate’s North Street headquarters to discuss a pre election supper to be held at the White Tree Inn from 7 to 9 p.m. on Saturday October 24.
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Women-for- Haughey
North Street
White Tree Inn
Pittsfield area patients listed for hospital treatment
Hospital notices list Gloria J. Williams and numerous locals from Pittsfield and nearby towns as undergoing treatment or procedures at Pittsfield General and St. Luke's. Names include Emily Brooks, Lawrence Bona, Raymond Russell, Helen Burns, and many others with addresses in Hancock, Essex Street, New Lenox, Kent Avenue, and Elm. Includes mention of tonsillectomies and one operation in progress at St. Luke's.
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Pittsfield
Gloria J. Williams
Richard K. Willams
Hancock
Lenox Girl and Lee Youth Hurt in Morning Crash
A Lenox girl Leonora R. Sayers aged 16 and a Lee youth Joseph J. Petersoli aged 15 were seriously injured when their car left East Street and crashed into a tree near Eastover at 12 15 am They were rushed to St Luke's Hospital by ambulance with chest and pelvic injuries Petersoli sustained pelvic injuries and Sayers chest injuries The car suffered heavy front end damage and the steering wheel was pushed in Officers Romeo and state troopers investigated the crash and forced open the car doors to free the occupants
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LENOX
Lee
Eastover
East Street
St. Luke’s Hospital
Joseph J. Petersoli
Woodlawn Avenue
Leonora R. Sayers
East St
Sayers
Petersoli
Carl A. Bergan
Anthony W. Romeo
Romeo
Edward H. Jnr
John A. Zilewicz
Ace Barracks
Edward Say-¢pitale Sayerses
Chest Sign In Park Made At Boys' Club
A Red Feather sign in Park Square grew brighter this morning as Boy's Club woodworking members apply campaign paint. The 62 percent filled display reflects progress toward the United Fund drive for 425000. Mrs Blanche Mullen leads the display effort with daily updates. Members listed include James Mooney Rennie Quinn Gibo Rich and former instructor John Orsay. Another team placed 323 display holes in store windows across North Street Allend ag center and Lanesboro designed by L Fetch with installations by John Lewan.
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Park Square
United Fund
Blanche Mullen
James J. Mooney
Alexander S. Rennie
William Quinn
Alb Gibo
Lawrence Rich
John BM. Orsay
Glen
North Street
Allendag Center
Lanesboro
L. Fetch
John Lewarn
Berkshire County Granges Plan Rose Drill in Springfield
Berkshire County Granges will present a Rose Drill at the Massachusetts State Grange annual sessions in Springfield October 27 to 29. The drill, first by Berkshire County members, occurs at the Springfield Municipal Auditorium on October 28 under director Mrs. Norma S. Conlon of Sharon with state youth committee help. Mrs. Burton L. Keefer of 574 Ty Street is guiding the drill, aided by cochairman R. Cooper of 107 Boylston Street.
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Berkshire County Granges
Massachusetts State Grange
Springfield
Berkshire County
Flora
Springfield Municipal Auditorium
Norma S. Conlon
Sharon
Burton L. Keefer
Ty St
R Cooper
Boylston St. Fext
Pierce Urges Supporters to Back Phillips
William W. Pierce, eliminated in a week’s preliminary election, urged Ward 5 supporters to back Daniel O. Phillips. Pierce claimed Phillips would provide vigorous independent representation for Ward 3 and the city as development accelerates, urging lines to vote November 3.
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Pierce
Phillips
Wiliam W. Pierce
Ivan
Dantel QO. Phillips
Saniel J. Quad
Scanes
Ala
Daniel O. Phillips
Three Injured Two Drivers To Face Court
Pittsfield state police summon Webster D Barney 39 Meadow Lane to operating to endanger after a two car collision in Lanesboro around 7 p.m. yesterday. Edward B Lindsey 27 of 175 Burbank St was arrested on a wet driving charge. The crash occurred at Route 8 and Did State Road intersection.
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Pittsfield
Webster D. Barney
Meadow Lane
Lanesboro
Edward B Lindsey
Burbank St
Route 8
State Road
Funeral for Mrs Margaret Dunn in early morning rites
The funeral will be at Meehan Funeral Home at 8:39 followed by a Requiem Mass at Joseph's Church, with burial in St Joseph's Cemetery. A vehicle crash injured Mrs Dunn and several passengers including Arthur B.P. Kenney and Andrew Kolhasovic, both treated at St Luke's Hospital for multiple injuries and a concussion. The wreck involved a 1959 model car towed from the scene. Trooper Charles H. Perenick noted the Barney car was damaged and officers photographed the scene.
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Margaret S. Dunn
Margaret S. .Dunn
Meehan
Joseph's Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Lindsey
St. Luke's Hospital
Arthur BP. Kenney
Robbins Ave
Andrew Kolhasovic
Luke's
Charles HK. Perenick
Barney
Francis TG
Lanesboro
Bhsshng
St. Luke's
State Police Photography Bureau
Obituary: Julia Moody 90 Died in Washington Hospital
South Natick obit notes Stanton Moody 90 died of brain tumor in St Elizabeths Hospital Washington AP UPI. Moody formerly professor emeritus of zoology at Wellesley College taught there and had 24 years as son in law of Hector Castro ambassador to the United States. He served 17 years as foreign service officer with postings in Chile Ecuador Brazil Argentina and El Salvador. He met his wife Elena during embassy work. Grandfather William Tucker led South College. father Nelson P Brown was Massachusetts Superior Court justice. Survived by widow and three young children.
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South Natick
Mass
UPI
Washington
Stanton
Julia Eleanor Moody
Brown
Wellesley College
St. Elizabeth's Hospital
Hector
David Castro
Salvador
United Research
Chile
Feuador
Brazil
Argentine
el Salvador
Elenam
Leg Lache
William Tucker
South College
Nelson P. Brown
Massachusetts Superior Court
Funeral notices for Masone LeBlanc Toupance and others
Funeral services are listed for Mrs. Maria Casse Masone at 8:15 AM with a Solemn Requiem at 9 AM at Bencivenga Funeral Home officiated by Rev. Ferr a and deacon Rela Santini. Also noted is the funeral for Mrs. Mary Cayer LeBlanc at 8:30 AM from 133 Plunsett Street with a 9 AM Mass at Notre Dame Church and burial in St. Joseph's Cemetery. Additional items include rosary at Notre Dame Church by Ladies of St. Anne, funeral for Robert Touponce at Housatonic Congregational Church, and services for Anna Hack Martin at St Patrick’s followed by burial in St. Patrick's Cemetery.
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Antonio Masone
Maria Casse Masone
Bencivenga
Leonard J. Ferra
Relo L. Santini
Deacor
Anthony BR. Parcheski
Father Parcheski
Beare
Willl Ne Way J
Joseph G. Casiola
Joseph
Andrew
Anthony A. Sr
Anthony Casella
Mary
LeBlanc
Mary Cayer LeBlanc
Plunsett St
Notre Dame Church
St. Joseph's Cemetery
Ladies of St. Anne Society of Notre Dame Church
Robert Toupance
Robert Touponce
Great Sarrington
Housatonic Congregational Church
Fred B. Spyner
Clarence C. Wheeler Jr
Nathan i L. Kenyon
Great Bartington
Ward W. Kenyon
Joseph J. Bormolini
West Stockbridee
Anna Hack Martin
St. Patric
Barnett
Granville J. Boudreau
Edward C. Droseh
Winthrop C. Drosein
James
Drosein
Ernest Fitaroy
Edward Wood
Patrick's Cemetery
McLaughlin Fund Reported at 233 dollars
A collection for the family of Richard McLaughlin totaled 233 dollars, reported today by Mrs. Mclaughlin. He was killed in a summer auto accident in Richmond. Mrs. McLaughlin expressed gratitude as funds were distributed, and she noted that uncollected cents were returned to her home at 44 Cherry Street.
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Richard McLaughlin
Mclaughlin
Richmond
Three Sentenced As Court Ends Criminal Sitting
The Superior Court ended its criminal term with Judge J. Qerrico and jurors moving to civil matters. Francis J. Maynach of Cheshire was found not guilty of nighttime breaking and attempted rape at the North Adams home of his former wife after a two hour jury deliberation. Douglas M. Sweet Jr. of Williamstown was jailed six months for breaking and entering to commit larceny. Donald A. Alderman of Williamstown received three months for assault and battery in Middlesex County. A civil jury was then sworn to hear the land damage case Joseph Mores of North Adams versus the Commonwealth of Massachusetts.
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Superior Court
J. Qerrico
Astenonco
Francis J. Maynach
Cheshire
North Addams
Douglas M. Sweet Jr
Williamstown
House of Corve
Donald A. Alderman
Williamstow
Second Street
Middlesex County House of Correction
Billerica
Joseph Mores
North Adams
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
J Will Se Tr
Probate Court Notes on Noble Sr Estate and Divorces
Probate records show Chester F Noble Sr died earlier this month leaving a stock and savings estate worth 11828.62 with no real estate. In Pittsfield Anthony W Sattile was granted a divorce from Bernard T for cruel and abusive treatment with child support set at 20 weekly dollars. Luis Greenleaf of Pittsfield was granted a divorce from John with a new one year old daughter and 20 weekly dollars support ordered.
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Chester F. Noble Sr
Chester F. Nobie Sr
Anthony W. Sattile
Davis
Pittsfield
Bernard T. City
Vernon
N.Y
Pitts
Luis Greenleaf
John
Lanesboro
Pitsfield
Copter 25 Boasts High Flight Specs From Red China
AP reports Peiping radio claims Red China is producing a helicopter named 25 with performance rivaling the best in altitude, cruising speed, and loading capacity though exact specifications are not provided.
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Tokyo
Peiping
Red
China
PHS News Bohemian Day Observed
Pittsfield High School senior class observed Bohemian day with fully black outfits and no makeup except eye shadow.
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Pittsfield High School
Eve Shadow
Worcester Man To Address Sales Executives
Worcester resident Grover A. Chenoweth will address the Berkshire Sales er Choir meeting at Wendell on Monday. A 5:30 cocktail hour precedes a 6:30 dinner and a discussion on Practical Psychelacy Selling. Chenoweth, tied to Norton Co. since 1929, is a Harvard-educated mechanical engineer and veteran in factory training and sales-related roles.
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Grover A. Chenoweth
Worcester
Berkshire Sales
Wendell& 68
Chenoweth
Tin Norton Co
Harvard Engineering School
Boston Latin School
Harvard Busiess School
Msi
Ons
In Memoriam Notice for Mrs George Phillips and Children
Card of Thanks and death notices appear in The Berkshire Evening Earl daily. An In Memoriam section urges reflection on a loss with a short verse and names Mrs George Phillips and her children.
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Berkshire Evening Earle
George Phillips
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Miller Bldg
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U. of M
Haughey
North St
Charles D. ‘Clarke
Essex
Lawrence M. Bona
New Lenox Rd
Emily Brooks
Kent’ Ave
Frank J. Miynarczyk
Garland Ave
Hillcrest Mrn
Charles Stokes
Harold St
Raymond S. Russell
Deering St
Edgar L. Middleton
John F. Malloy
Susan J
Stanley J. Tiska
Edmond J. Tiska
Dartmouth St
A. Thomas Hassett
Arthur T. Bassett Jr
Louis J. Mariani
Tennyson Ave
Leslie A. Lane
John FP. Lane
Elm, St
Guiseppe Furlano
Linden St
Georgeb. Hopkins, Dalton
Helen B. Burns
Ridgeway Ave
Greylock
Commonwealth
Yeast J and Ways
House of the General Court
State Treas
Furcolo
Gorrow
Trever
Equity
Harold CD. lBarmes
Archibald K. Sloper
W. Bradford West
John A. MacGiier
Merrill R. Tabor
William S. Webber III
Robert KK. Wheeler
Great Barrington
George W. Schryver
Wiliamstown
Frederick W. Lord
Stockbridge
Plymouth County
Emil 8. Skop
Brockton
Massachusetts Federation of Taxpayers
Mir‘clesex
Edith L. Annin
Cambridge
William S. Annin
Mr. Annin
Annin
Harvard
Edwin B. Newman
Mary B. Newman
Wellesley
Stanton Brown
Foreign Service
McLaughlin Fund
Probate
PHS News
A&p
First National
Allendale Shopping Center
Lapis Saleae
Mies Ses Lane
Curletti
Springside Avenue
Dial
Central
S&h
Campbell
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