Meeting of Massachusetts Nurses Association Attracts 800 Plus
More than 800 registered Massachusetts nurses are set to attend the association’s annual meeting in Boston October 2 to 4. Speakers include Donald J. White of Boston College on collective bargaining rights and John L. Saltonstall Jr. on legal issues. Barbara C. Schutt will discuss reducing desk work to restore patient care.
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Massachusetts
Massachusetts Nurses’ Association
Boston
Donald J. White
Botson College
John L. Saltonstall Jr
Helen V. Conners
American Nurses Association
Barbara C. Schutt
American Journal of Nursing
Bossy nurse brightens a Pittsfield resident's life
A Pittsfield woman fondly recalls visiting nurse Mrs Wood and the Visiting Nurse Association. Since 1958 the nurse has visited three times weekly, aided by other nurses and the resident’s caretaking tenants. The nurse even brings flowers and plans a birthday cake, despite the resident living alone since her husband’s death.
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Mrs. Wood
Ens
Union Federal and Hashim's Get Building Permits
Building Inspector William A Mandell approved Union Federal Saving and Loan's modernization permit with an estimated cost of 225000 and a 20000 elevator addition. Hashim's package store was granted a permit for a new structure on West Housatonic Street near Mill Street, valued at 40000 to replace an ice cream stand.
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Union Federal
Hashim
Union Federal Saving and Loan Association
William A. Mandell
Scullary Speaks On Candidacy Rally Promotes Campaign
S. Rocco Scullary, Ward 3 School Committee candidate, told a Wednesday night rally he would not be influenced by political or personal ties to the mayor, the school Superintendent, the City Council, or the School Committee. Plans were set to continue Scullary's campaign.
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S. Rocco Scullary
Ward 3
Scullary
Ballet at White House honors Emperor Haile Selassie
A company of 20 ballet dancers will perform at a White House dinner honoring Ethiopia's Emperor Haile Selassie in the East Room on October 2.
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Washington
UPI
White House
Ethiopia
Haile Selassie
Executive Mansion
Probate Court Bouske Field and Lenox estate details
The Episcopal City Mission is slated to receive about $25,000 from Rosalie Field of Lenox, with a $32,929.85 personal property valuation and an $8,000 Lenox real estate lot. Half the mission bequest funds a Catherine Regina Seabury memorial for youth work. the other half is unrestricted. A divorce granted: Francis P. Sprague and Barbara J. Sprague, custody for two minors and $20 weekly support. visitation rights to the husband. Another divorce: Beverly M. Ramer and Francis M. Ramer, custody of two children and $45 weekly support with possible reduction to $30. husband visitation and transfer of his Lanesboro Road interest to the wife.
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Episcopal City Mission, Inc
Rosalie Field of
Lenox
Court House Hill
Catherine Regina Seabury
Francis P. Sprague
Hinsdale
Barbara J. Sprague
Pittsfield
Libellee
Dallton
Beverly M. Ramer
Cheshire
Francis M. Ramer
Lanesboro Road
Ramer
Lanesboro
Libellant
Mrs Hinman Honored by Life Insurance Examiners
Mrs Julia Hinman was among 29 Berkshire Life Insurance Co employees honored for completing Life Office Management Association examinations. Her name had been omitted from the list submitted for publication.
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Julia Hinman
Berkshire Life Insurance Co
Life Office Management Association
World wide discrimination explored in October Reader's Digest
A compact feature surveys racial bias across nations, from British race riots to caste divisions in India and caste stereotypes in Japan. It also examines alleged socialist equality in the Red Bloc and cites controversial terms used for visiting Africans.
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U.S
Japan
India
Red Bloc
Public safety body cites youth risk at Tokyo coffee shops
Japan public safety commission says about 1,808 all night coffee shops in Tokyo and Osaka act as juvenile delinquent hangouts. It urges closure citing violations of a law barring admission to those under 18 and reports many venues host sexual deviants.
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Mrs. Wood
Tokyo
UPI
Japan Public Safety Commission
Osaka
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Vanalux
By van Heusen
Your Eagle Newspaperboy
Riser
UCS
Visiting Nurse Association
VNA
Red Feather
Lifrizzi
Phyllis E. Wood
Probate Court
Bouske Field
Mrs. Hinman
Reader's Digest
Kippur
Tyler St
Gamwell
Gamwell Coal CO
Fourth Steel
Pittsfield, Mass
Budweiser
Miss Robin
Robert Hall
Dalton Avenue
State Police
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