Culver Gale Named to Colgate Dean's List
Two Pittsfield area students attain Colgate University dean's list honors. David Culver 62, son of Edwin and Mrs. Culver of Dalton, and Kenneth Gale 51, son of Mr and Mrs Islaroid Gale of Pittsfield, join 12 percent of Colgate's 1,326 students. Culver is a 1958 Dalton High School graduate and Gale a 1957 Pied High School graduate.
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Eagle Hamilton
Pittsfield
Colgate University
David Culver
Edwin Culver
Florence St
Dalton
Kenneth Gale
Islaroid Gale
Endicott St. Pittsfield
Culver
Dalton High
Schoard Gale
Px Id High School
Fallout Seen Cause Of Leukemia Rise
London report cites Lancet article by Dr. Alan Phillips stating leukemia deaths rose 50 percent over two four year periods in Irish counties. He suggests radioactive fallout, possibly strontium 90, as a contributing factor and warns deaths may rise in five other countries if proven.
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London
UPI
Authoritatve
Lancet
Alan Phillips
Caernarvon
Podunk Tree to Light Rockefeller Center in New York
Gov. Foster Furcolo announced Podunk's 70 foot fir tree will crown the Rockefeller Center holiday display in New York City. Podunk, a Brookfield, Massachusetts village, is linked to George M. Cohan and Connie Mack, noted figures in theater and baseball.
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Boston
Podunk
Fifth Avenue
New York
Foster Furcolo
Rockefeller Center
Brookfield
Mass
George M Cohan
Connie Mack
Industry Hope Seen in New England by Survey
A government private study of Maine and New Hampshire sites finds possibilities for reviving economies. The committee chair congratulated by Commerce Secretary on preliminary results. Areas surveyed include Greater Portland and northern New Hampshire with emphasis on local wood and paper resources and a skilled labor force.
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N.E
Washington
Maine
New Hampshire
Committee For the
Commerce Department
Commerce
Frederick H. Mueller
Society Group
Charles J. Mitkhell
Philadelpia
Portland
Sanford-Springvale
Biddeford-Saco
Mitchel
New England
Mitchell
White Mountains
Mississippi long range spitting champ wins sixth straight
George Craft of Raleigh claimed undisputed state bragging rights by winning the Mississippi long range spitting contest for the sixth consecutive year, reaching 21 feet 2 inches. Spectators expected his victory as he vowed not to be outrun.
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Raleigh, Miss
UPI
George Craft
Mississippi
Bacco
Farmer Craft
City Notes Highlights Local Officials and Health Figures
Arthur Stein 74 North St will attend a Hampden County Bar Assn tax institute in Springfield. Miss Mary Musgrove 100 Allengate Ave has returned home after Pittsfield General Hospital surgery. Health Commissioner Harold Stein resumed city duties after attending the American Public Health Assn convention in Atlantic City, N J. Dr Herbert Fischer 173 First St reurned from an eye care engagement.
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Arthur Stein
North St
Tax Institute
Hampden, County Bar Assn
Springfield
Mary Musgrove
Allengate Ave
Pittsfield General Hospital
Harold Stein
The
American Public Health Assn
Atlanticity
Herbert Fischer
First St
Manila mayor pushes feet on public vehicle curb ordinance
Mayor Arsenio H. Lacson urged Manila City Council to draft a law penalizing people who place their feet on public vehicles, stadiums and other amusements. He spoke after attending a three day postgraduate optometric seminar at the Hotel Beaconsfield in Boston where topics included Children’s Vision and Visual Training.
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Beaconsfield
Boston
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Dean
Colgate
Holden
Holdenne Stone Company
Hove
Res. WS. Mot, Ok
Holliday
Holiday
American Gas Association
Institute of Boiler
W. H
Tyler
Vanguard
Vittefield
Raymond W. Smith
GE Transformer
Robert Bry
Richard Manon
Smith
Minneapolis
Gotham
Sproml
Durant TV Co., Inc
Wahoonah St
Swivela
Undisputed
Plotzky's
Ladies’ Bank
Famam
Cordudroys
Plotzky’'S Dept
Tyler Street
DIAL
Reek
Dittsfield
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