Police Briefs Report Multiple Local Incidents This Week
A two car collision occurred Tuesday at the corner of Dalton and Connecticut avenues involving Pearl N. Rogers of Dalton and Charles W. Simmons of Old State Road. Vandals damaged 18 windows at 50 Rector Street belonging to Cornelio Batlaini. Ralph Packard reported vandalism to his car on Plunkett Street with his registration stolen. Hashim Package Store cited debris trucks from Wendell Hotel Sie with uncovered loads. John L. Lattizzori of 32 Gale Avenue reported the theft of a 12 gauge shotgun from his Mt. Greylock residence.
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Dalton and
Connecticut Avenues
Pearl N. Rogers
Dalton
Charles W. Simmons
Old State Road
Cornelio Batlaini
Benedict Road
Rector St
Ralph Packard
Becket
Plunkett Street
Hashim Package Store
Wendell Hotel
Sie
John L. Lattizzori
Gale Ave
Mt. Greylock
Dr A W Janes Passes 2 Exams of Pathology Boards
Dr A W Janes recently passed both the American Board Examinations in pathologic anatomy and clinical pathology in St Louis MO. A Newfoundland native and Dalhousie graduate, he trained at Methodist Hospital Indianapolis and Pittsfield Affiliated Hospitals before serving as assistant pathologist at Pittsfield General and Hillcrest Hospitals with Dr William Beautyman. He and his wife and three children reside at 51 Ann Brive.
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A. Wiliam Janes
St. Louis
James
Methodist Hospital
Indianapolis
Pittsfield
Janes
William Beautyman
Pittsfield General Hospital
Hillcrest Hospital
Newfoundland
Dalhousie University
Ann Brive
Mayor Del Gallo Seeks $50 Easement Payment
City Hall notes an order for a fifty dollar payment to Da vid Polearo of 38 South John Street for a Phase 2 sewer easement.
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del Gallo
David Polearo
South John St
Crow Blames Legislature for Tax Problem
Raymond E. Crow seeks reelection to Ward 2 on the City Council and blames the state legislature for high property taxes saying residents pay more in taxes than their mortgage. He cited complaints about defective sidewalks and, as chair of the Claims and License Committee, urged relief to avoid costly city claims.
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Raymond E. Crow
Crow
Fire record notes multiple outdoor blazes in town
At 44 Pollock Ave lint ignited in a clothes dryer. Juveniles set leaves burning on Easton Ave. A grass fire burned at Springside Park end of Brown St. Leaves burned in gutters near 73 80 90 Chickering St. Leaves burned at 124 Windsor Ave. Fire units responded to each incident.
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Pollock Ave
Easton Avenue
Springside Park
Brown Street
Chickering St
Windsor Ave
Bentley Alumni To Hear Speaker From College
The Berkshire chapter of the Bentley College Alumni Association will hold a dinner at Green Acres, Chesh ire, at 6:30 p.m. Monday. Robert W. Kimball, VP for development and executive alumni secretary, will discuss progress on the college’s new 25 million campus in Waltham with color slides. The campus will be powered entirely by electricity, making Bentley a pioneer in using electricity as sole power for a college. The 12-acre site aims for occupancy in fall 1963. Chapter President George E. Moorehouse, with Malcolm E. Keeler and Ann C. Noyes assisting, organized the arrangements.
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Berkshire
Bentley College Alumni Association
Green Acres
Cheshire
Robert W. Kimball
Waltham
Professional College of Accounting and Finance
New England
George E. Moorehouse
Williamstown
Tech
Malcolm E. Keeler
Pittsfield
Ann C. Noyes
Prentiss urges tax concessions for industry
Pittsfield at large candidate Robert G. Prentiss proposes using tax concessions to lure new industry. He cites state legislature approval and fierce intercity competition, suggesting options to exempt property taxes for 1 to 10 years or to guarantee stable taxes for newcomers.
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Prentiss
Robert G. Prentiss
Pittsfield
ASC Chairman To Speak Here At Berkshire Convention
Daniel Hart of Chelmsford, Massachusetts ASC Committee chair, will be the main speaker at the Berkshire County ASC Convention on Oct 36. He will discuss farm program developments after the annual officers election. The event includes a film by Frank A. Skogsberg, a supper at 7 p.m., and delegates from six county ASC committees voting on officers.
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Daniel Hart
Chelmsford
Massachusetts Agricultral Stabilization and Conservation
ASC
Berkshire County
Hart
Berkshire Asc
Frank A. Skogsberg
Pitsfield Grange Hall
West St
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Pittsfield-Lenox Road
Holland
Darwin Cottage
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Reed & Barton Sterling
J. KF. Kahl Co
North Street
American Gem Society
Bentley
Nicholas Pazsit
Monterey
William H. Meyer
Sheffield
Joseph A. Malnati
Ashley Falls
Ronald F. West
Henry Eggenberger
Mill River
Richard D. Tryon
Becket-Lee-Otis-Tyringham- Sandisfield-Stockbridge
Great Barrington
Frank J. Whisenant
State Line
Cecil G. Stockwell
Adams-Cheshire-Savoy
Arthur G
Brandon
Edmund Kieltyka
William Hoelerich
David Alibozek
Norman Pandell
Adams
Clarksburg
Florida
Hancock
New Ashford
North Adams
Carl H. Cook
Arthur F. Williams
David E. Young
Arthur H. Rodda
Henry C. Rodda
Daniel J. and
Frances K. Renfroe
John W. and
Josephine M. Brunjes
Wellesley Park
Leon A
Ann M. Wall
William L
Claire H. Woplin
Connecticut Avenue
Diana Mattarella
Bruce F
Beverly A. Dobson
Hast Street
Lenox
Genevieve L. Hutchinson
Elmer H
Margaret J. Allen
Pittsfield-Becket Road
Washington
Florence M. Peltier
Executrix
Kenneth F. Card Sr
Mary L. Card
Tower Road
Union Federal Now! Now
Union Federal
Union Federal’s
U.S
Federal Savings
Main Street
Springfield
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