Degree Powers At Springfield College Extended
The state Board of Collegiate Authority voted to extend Springfield College’s degree granting power to award bachelor of arts degrees. Pending routine approvals from the Department of Corporations and Taxation, eligible students may earn a BA next June, replacing the current BA only from the college’s offerings. The BA power is contingent for 12 years to ensure compliance with degree requirements.
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Boston
State Board of Collegiate Authority
Springfield College
State Department of Corporations and Taxation
Board of Collegiate Authority
Will of Marion I. Cole Is Granted to Daughter
Probate Court in Williamstown allows the will of Marion I. Cole. The estate amount is undisclosed. The entire estate goes to her daughter Rosamond C. Saunders of Williamstown.
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Marion L. Cole
Marion I. Cole
Williamstown
Rosamond C. Saunders
City Notes Mrs Pierce Opens Beauty Salon
Mrs Mary Ann Pierce will open her beauty salon at 42 West Housatonic Street Monday after a brief illness.
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Mary Ann Pierce
West Housatonic St
Mohawk Air seeks ski ferry expansion to Albany and Burlington
Mohawk Airlines asks the Civil Aeronautics Board for authority to expand weekend ski ferrying from New York City to Albany New York and Burlington Vermont. The plan adds White Plains Westchester County Airport as a departure point and a second Burlington terminus, with one weekly round trip during the ski season serving southern Vermont and western Massachusetts skiers.
MIT Chemist Heads U.S. Optical Society
MIT chemist Richard C. Lord of Massachusetts Institute of Technology was named president of the Optical Society of America. He pioneered infrared radiation with spectroscopes and is director of MIT's Spectroscopy Laboratory, succeeding University of Florida physics chair Stanley Ballard.
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Chicago
UPS
Richard C. Lord
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Optical Society of America
Lord
MIT
Stanley &. Ballard
University of Florida
Real Estate Transfers Including Several Trustees and Parcels
Real estate transfers list multiple transactions with sellers trustees and buyers. Properties include land on Quirico Drive Oak Hill Road Washington and Briggs Avenue Third Street Stockbridge Road Lee Green Ridge Drive Birch wood Terrace Cheshire Road Brombach Street Canaan Road Goose Lake Development sites Lake Side Drive and a Kattskill Bay property in New York. Transfers involve James P and Marianne Creran Elizabeth Fitzgerald Gerald Hermann Betty Harford Alfred Roy Harold Weltman Mitchell Kensell Harry Roses Grace Kensell Frances Harrison and Franklin Paddock among others.
Williamstown Trailer Tax Dispute Reaches Judge
Superior Court Judge Reuben L. Lurie heard closing arguments in a long running Williamstown planning code dispute over how trailers or mobile homes should be taxed. The case pits the Williamstown Planning Board against Bachands owners of Spruces trailer park who contest an order to remove oversized trailers.
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Superior Court
Reuben L. Lurie
Williamstown
Atty
James A. Bowes
Williamstown Planning Board
Edward N. Gadsby
Albert
Theresa Y. Bachand
Lurie
Planning Board
Baclands
Spruces
Bowes
Home Service Unit To Meet at Red Cross Chapter House
The Berkshire County Red Cross home service committee will convene at 63 Wendell Avenue Monday at 6 p.m. Committee chairman Robert F. Howard of Pittsfield said reports from the recent state conference will be delivered by Miss Abby Brent, chapter executive director, and Mrs. Raymond T. Leonard, assistant administrator. A Dutch treat supper will be served under the direction of Mrs. Archie McBurney of the Morningside Baptist Church Woman's League.
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Berkshire County
Red Cross Home Service Committee
Red Cross
Wendell Avenue
Robert F. Howard
Pitts- Stieta
Abby Brent
Raymond T. Leonard
Archie McBurney
Morningside Baptist Church Woman’s League
Birchers To Shun Presidential Politics
New York. Robert Welch founder of the John Birch Society says the group will stay out of politics during the 1964 presidential campaign. He insists the society, since its founding, cannot take any political position and does not express personal opinions on political matters.
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Birchers
New York
UPI
Robert Welch
The
John Birch Society
Welch
Pat
Sen
Barry Goldwater
Arizona
GE Report Wins Top Industry Award For 1963
General Electric Co. receives Financial World award naming GE Report to stockholders the best of all industry for a second consecutive year. Richard J. Anderson notes this is the first time in 23 years any firm has won two top places in a row. Gerald L. Phillippe to accept the award at a New York dinner Wednesday.
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General Electric Co
Financial World
Richard J. Anderson
The
Journal
Gerald L. Phillippe
New York
Catherine Currier Awarded $5,000 In Accident Suit
Catherine M Currier of this city won a civil verdict in Superior Court for 5000 against Charles Allessio after a two car crash at the Feon and North streets corner in October 1957. Currier had sought 25000 in damages.
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Catherine M. Currier
Feon
North Streets
Charles Allessio
Miss Shultis Receives NET&T 40 Year Pin
Miss Marie A. Shultis of Lee was honored for 40 years with New England Telephone and Telegraph Co. She received a service emblem from P. M. Conlan, district traffic superintendent. Shultis began as an operator in Lee, moved to the Pittsfield office in 1955, and since 1957 has served as chief district clerk.
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Marie A. Shultis
Lee
New England Telephone & Telegraph Co
P. M. Conlan
Miss Shultis
Pittsfield
Viral Infection Is Subject of Albany Meeting
Albany Medical College hosts a postgraduate teaching program on viral infections on Thursday Oct 31 in Huyck Auditorium starting at 10 a.m. Dr. Horace L. Hodes and Dr. Harry M. Rose of Columbia University will speak on exanthems and prophylaxis. Albany faculty will cover viral respiratory infections enteroviral infections hepatitis and infections in pregnancy. Dr. John E. Hotchin opens with a 9 a.m. talk on the nature of virus for visiting physicians.
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Albany
N. Y
Albany Medical College
Pittsfield
Berkshire County
Huyck
Columbia University College of Physicians and Surgeons
Horace L. Hodes
Harry M. Rose
Stodes
Rose
Richard T. Beebe
Department of Medicine
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Probate
Cable
Air Ski Ferry
MIT Chemist
U.S. Optical Society
Donald A. Hall
James P. and
Marianne Creran
Quirico Drive
Weedfield Realty, Inc
John F. and
Elizabeth B. Fitzgerald
Island On Oak Hill Road
Franklin H. Paddock
Gerrald P. and
Aleta M. Hermann
Pomeroy Avenue
Brunswick Street
Clarence E
Elizabeth H. ,Cowell
Herbert F
Betty Q. Harford
Washington and
Briggs Avenue
Harlow T. Hardy
Alfred J. and
Marilyn Roy
House and
Loton Third Street
Maple Hill, Inc
Harold Weltman
Stockbridge Road
Winthrop E
Edwina B. Shepardson
Frederick E
Marguerite F. Mitchell
Green Ridge Drive
Birchwood Terrace
Dalton
Peter N
Rose C. Asci
Wallace J
Grace B. Kensell
Cheshire Road
Jules E. Gillette
Harry D. Roses
Kattskill Bay
N.Y
Brombach Street
Frances C. Harrison
Richmond Telephone Co
Canaan Road
Richmond
Goose Lake Development Co.,Inc
Henry Kinzler
Jamaica, N.Y
Lake Side Drive
Eagle
Catherine Currier
Net&t
Pittsfield Milk Exchange
ALL Star Dairies
PMX
Lenox, Lee
Stockbridge
Great Barrington
Lenoxdale
Lanesboro
New Ashford
Hinsdale
Cheshire
Peru
Francis Ave
Cortlands
Macintosh
Betty Bartlett
Engelhardt
Bartlett
Barker Road
Butsfield Airport
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