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Bennington Banner

Location

Bennington, Vermont, United States of America

Date

Oct 06, 1962

Page

8

FHA Demands Tempered Glass for Sliding Doors and Showers

The FHA tightens standards for FHA insured homes starting January 1 requiring exterior doors with large glass areas and shower walls to use tempered laminated or wire glass. Tempered glass offers about four times the strength and reduces dangerous breakage, though at higher cost. Manufacturers must label each glass pane at installation.

FHA Milwaukee UPI Federal Housing Administration

August Building Off 16 Per Cent

New England August construction contracts totaled $179.8 million, a 17 percent drop from August 1961, per F. W. Dodge Corp. District manager James W. Robertson cites heavy engineering declines as the main cause. Nonresidential work fell 7 percent to $59.0 million while residential contracts rose 1 percent to $83.0 million with dormitories two family houses and motels up, but hotels apartment buildings and one family houses down.

Boston New England F. W. Dodge Corp James W. Robertson Dodge

Real Estate Transfers in Bennington The week reports transfers

Town Clerk Miss Mary Hodeck lists transfers in Bennington including J L Harbour Inc to Victor and Leona Damour on Beech Street and Ruth Dawson and son taking 917 Gage Street. Other transfers involve Maxfield to Mot Singer on Crescent Boulevard, Daimant to Silvernail on Adams Street, Coffin and Wright to Whitney, Woodward to Gage, Adams estate to Edward Sweet Jr, Leigh estate to Bennington College, Herrick lands to Coburn, Capella to Perrotta, and Trotter estate to the Zagatas.

Mary Hodeck J. L. Harbour, Inc Bennington Beech St Victor J Leona S. Damour Russell B Inez E. Cotton Gage St Ruth L. Dawson William Dawson Jr Clyde A Anna K. Maxfield Cresent Blvd Fuller T Barbara G. Motsinger Alfred J Blanche L. Daimant Adams St Frank G Ruth D. Silvernail New York N.Y Mae S. Coffin Robert C. Wright Brattleboro North St Willard C Evelyn P. Whitney Francis B Helen R. Woodward Woodward Ave Arthur N Ida E. Gage Clara Horace T. Herrick E. Robert Jean A. Coburn Anna K. Capella Houghton’s Lane Virginia N. Perrotta Jr Roberta A. Perrotta Margaret S. Trotter West Main St Joseph S., Hazel Joan M. Zagata

Engineering contracts drop presses total spending

The report shows total contracts fell to 37.813 million dollars, down 47 percent. Public works contracts declined moderately while utilities sector contracts plunged 98 percent due to losses in electric light and power systems, driving the overall drop in heavy engineering activity.

FHA Financing Pamphlet Ready

The Federal Housing Administration released a new eight page pamphlet FHA No. 428 titled FHA Financing for Home Purchases and Home Improvements A Guide to Financing Costs and Home Buying Ability It combines two prior publications and explains typical financing costs a borrower may incur a repayment estimate chart and an explanation of legal obligations when selling with an insured mortgage still outstanding Copies are obtainable by mailing a post card to the FHA Office Federal Building Burlington

FHA Federal Housing Administration Neal J. Hardy Kennedy Federal Housing Administration Office Federal Building Burlington

Ashkenazim Jewish Majority Found in Early America

Research from the American Jewish Archives at Hebrew Union College Jewish Institute of Religion shows Ashkenazim Jews from central and eastern Europe were a majority of American Jews by 1730, challenging earlier views that Sephardic Jews predominated in early America.

New York Hebrew Union College - Jewish Institute of Religion Central Eastern Europe America

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