Aluminum Makers Push For Glass Door Safety
The Architectural Aluminum Manufacturers Association will require safety tempered glass on all sliding doors and fixed panels bearing its Quality Certification label starting January 1, 1969. The move aims to cut injuries from absent safety glass, reflecting industry driven safety standards with cooperation from the National Safety Council and U.S. Public Health Service. Leaders urge public education, FHA engagement, and compliance by builders, architects, and codes officials.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chicago
APS
Architectural Aluminum Manufacturers Association
Frank S. Fitzgerald
Fitzgerald
AAMA
National Safety Council
National Commission On Product Safety
U.S. Public Health Service
Harry M. Riegelman
Rusco Inc
Bedford Heights
Ohio
Riegelman
Vermonters Receive $28.2 Million in Life Insurance Benefits
New York based life companies paid Vermont policyholders and families a record 28.2 million in 1967. The total includes 17.7 million in life pensions annuities matured endowments and dividends plus 10.5 million to families of deceased policyholders, up 8.5 percent from 1966.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vermont
Institute of Life Insurance
Garrison Corp to honor historian M B Davidson
Marshall B Davidson, senior Horizon editor and noted American historian, will be honored by about 200 publishing colleagues at a November 4 reception aboard the SS France in New York harbor. William H Garrison will present a citation for achievement in publishing arts, with sponsorship by the Garrisons and the French Line.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marshall B. Davidson
Horizon Magazine
France
New York Harbor
William H. Garrison
Garrison Corp
New York
North Bennington
Davidson
Garrison
Barry Named Vice President For Penney's Barry Named Vice President For Penney's
William K. Barry, longtime J C Penney executive, was elected director of the chain on Wednesday. A native of Minneapolis, he rose through Penney's ranks after Harvard MBA studies and Navy service, most recently serving as vice president and general merchandise manager of soft lines. Married to Virginia Sargent, the couple lives in Darien Connecticut with three daughters Susan Deborah and Patricia. Barry, 54, began as an assistant buyer in 1938 and held key merchandising posts before becoming GM of soft lines in 1965.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
N.Y
William K. Barry
J. C. Penney Co, Inc
Virginia Sargent
Bennington
D. R. Sargent
Mr. Sargent
Darien
Barry
Penney’s
Harvard Business School
Cambridge
Mass
Penney
Robert Levine Promoted at Ernst & Ernst
Robert Levine son of Louis and Mrs. Levine of Safford Street has been named partner at Ernst & Ernst in New York City. A Bennington and Dartmouth alumnus, he earned an MBA at Tuck and served in the Navy. He and his wife Barbara Rosen Levine reside in Ridgewood New Jersey with two children, Mark and Gerry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Robert Levine
Louis Levine
Safford Street
Ernst & Ernst
New York City
Bennington High School
Dartmouth College
Tuck School of Business Administration
Dartmouth
Levine
Navy Officers Training School
Providence
R.I
Athens
Japan
Barbara Rosen
Rutland
Mark
Gerry
Ridgewood
N.J
Transfers Of Bennington Property From Oct 24 31
Town Clerk Mary Hodeck reports Bennington transfers recorded Oct 24 to 31. Listings include multiple properties traded within Bennington and nearby Shaftsbury, with details on streets and parcel locations such as East Road Branch Street County Street Willow Road Elm Street and a map dated November 1923.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Hodeck
Harry S
Patricia L. Browe
Edward T
Mary M. Hobbie
Bennington
East Road
Elmer E
Carrie Shultz
Helmut G
Lotte Meyer
Branch Street
George FE
Annie K. DeForge
James A
Mary D. Delong
Fanny T. Morgan
Exilia M. Harris
Shaftsbury
Gordon H. Beswick
County Street
Harvey A
Catherine H. Jones
Robert F. Reen
John Searey
Charles W
Geraldine P. Thompson
Jerome W
Jo Ellen Darling
Willow Road
Burt L
Ethel H. Waite
Country Living, Inc
Elm Street
Davis Realty Joins National AIMS Service
Davis Realty of Robinson Avenue Bennington has been chosen as an Affiliate of AIMS the American Institute of Marketing Systems announced in St Louis by AIMS president Newton D. Baker. The firm joins 2 500 AIMS affiliates offering marketing merchandising and referral services with local listings exposure and the National Award Home System to assist armchair house hunting and reverse move planning.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Davis Realty
Robinson Avenue
Bennington
AIMS
American Institute of Marketing Systems
St. Louis
Newton D. Baker
Burger Chef Opens Here Monday At North Bennington Rd
Burger Chef, a General Foods subsidiary with 800 U S stores and 300 under construction, opens Monday at 121 North Bennington Rd. Manager Charles C. Rice, who owns nearby outlets, notes land ownership, in-house loafing, and low prices. The Big Shef double decker costs 45 cents. basic burgers 20 cents, cheeseburgers 25 cents, shakes 25 or 35 cents. Products include Swift beef, Heinz condiments, Kraft cheese, Miracle Whip sauce.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Burger Chef
North Bennington Rd
Charles C. Rice
Burger Chefs
Pittsfield
North Adams
General Foods Corp
U.S
Rice
Heinz
Weakley Enterprises Begin Profit-Share Plan in Arlington
Seven employees of Candle Mill and Flower Barn in East Arlington receive a total cash dividend of 435.49 as profit sharing for the quarter ending Sept 30. Thomas E. Weakley, president of Highland Enterprises Inc., outlines quarterly distributions and names participants Mrs Harold Grover, Mrs Medric Grover, Mrs Kenneth Smith, Mrs George Andrews, Mrs Harry Sanders, Mrs Leonard Wood, and Mrs Joseph Kreel. The plan rewards those contributing to rapid growth, with Harry Eddington of Bennington noted as the consultant who finalized the plan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arlington
East
Thomas E. Weakley
Highland Enterprises Inc
New Noah’s Ark
East Arlington
Harold Grover
Medric Grover
Kenneth Smith
George Andrews
Harry Sanders
Leonard Wood
Joseph Kreel
Weakley
Florida flags go to Vietnam servicemen crowding requests
A 1966 Florida Marine request sparked a flood of requests for state flags for Florida servicemen in Vietnam. The secretary of state's office coordinated the program, with donations from citizens and civic clubs maintaining a special flag fund as demand outpaced supply.
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Tallahassee
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Aluminum
FHA
Ermonters
Hamburg
Grant
Artery Arcade
Gerald
Morrissey, Inc
Main Street
America
Carey-Thomas Award
American Heritage
Horizon
Metropolitan Museum Bulletin
Antiques
Vogue
New York Times Magazine
U.S. Navy
Women’s
Underwear
Men’s and Boys’ Clothing
Minneapolis, Minn
The
University of Minnesota
Golf
Tasco
Vernaut
Winchester
TT Tasl Ce Stores, Inc
Main ST
Pratt ST
Roofing & Sheet Metal CO
National Aims Service
Georgia A. Davis
Lester H. Davis
Lorraine Moore
Weakley Enterprises
Harry Eddington
Highland Enterprises
GREGG
Greenberg
John M. Moore
Hodgson
A.J. Dewey & Sons
Mckinley Street
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