George V Bauer retires from General Electric after 41 years
George V Bauer of 53 Charles Street retires from the relations and utilities operation of General Electric Co after 41 years of service. He is married to Evelyn Shermann for 41 years and they have three children Philip V, Richard L, and Vernon A, plus two grandchildren.
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George V. Bauer
Charles St
General Electric Co
Atte
Mr. Bauer
Evelyn Shermann
Philip V
Richard L
Vernon A
Scottish schoolboys imitate American television cowboys
Dr James M. Parker notes Scottish schoolboys slump shoulders imitating American TV cowboys, walking with hands in pockets. The trend reflects how media figures influence youth posture in Glasgow Scotland.
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Glasgow
Scotland
James M. Parker
Cross and Wasckelewicz Make Last Railroad Runs
Two veteran Pittsfield railroad workers conclude long careers with the New York Central and New England States. Conductor John O. Cross, 68, began as a switch tender in 1915 and achieved conductor status in 1919. Charles J. Wasckelewicz, 69, started in 1917 in Boston and progressed through freight and passenger roles before returning to brakeman. They retire amid 30 years of marriage for Cross and 87th wedding anniversary for Wasckelewicz.
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Pittsfield
New York Central
Waskele
Wicz
John O. Cross
Wellington Ave
Duslon
Cross
Mae Cartey
Wasckelewicz
Poland
Boston
Waschelewicz
Sophie
Emperor Hirohito Reflects Humility About Life
Tokyo reports Emperor Hirohito told visiting newsmen at the NASU villa that he feels his life has not yielded anything truly worthwhile. He noted his 1924 regency for his father, succession in 1926, and his 1946 renunciation of divinity, as he and Empress Nagako vacation. He looked forward to the 194 Olympics in Tokyo.
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Hirohito
Hyoshihito
Nasu
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Emperor Hirohito
Byelorussia War Crimes Officials Sentenced to Death
Four former Byelorussian police officials were condemned to die by firing squad for war crimes, with a fifth defendant given 15 years. Tass reported they admitted active participation in punitive operations and mass murders of Soviet citizens during the Nazi occupation, noting that on June 23, 1943, 28 homes burned and several hundred inhabitants were slaughtered.
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Moscow
UPI
Byelorussia
Tass
Police Briefs Report Weekend Minor Injuries
The police ambulance Saturday took Frederick Whitman of 20 Upland Road to Pittsfield General Hospital after an incident at Berkshire Lumber Co. He was released after treatment. Judy Pless, 15, of 21 Belvidere Ave, injured her leg falling at home Saturday. She was treated at St. Luke's Hospital and released.
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Frederick Whitman
Upland Road
Pittsfield General Hospital
Berkshire Lumber Co
Judy Pless
Belvidere Ave
St. Luke’s Hospital
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