Globe-Union 1965 Q1 earnings rise in Milwaukee report
Globe-Union Inc reports nine month net earnings of 2.23 million on sales of 61.32 million, up from 1.36 million on 52.32 million in 1964. Based on 1.331 million shares, earnings total 1.68 per share versus 1.03. The firm completed a Bennington plant for automotive storage batteries and plans a new Milwaukee area admin engineering and research facility with occupancy in 1966. Wanvig forecasts substantial 1965 year improvement.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Milwaukee
Wisc
Globe-Union Inc
C.D. Wanvig Jr
Wanvig
Waning
Five Day Forecast for Boston Area
The New England region will see a five day trend from Saturday through Wednesday with mean temperatures two to six degrees below normal. Cooler weekend, a warming swing by Tuesday. Normals listed for Boston and other New England cities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Boston
UPI
New England
U. S
Bears eat dynamite at Kodiak work camp
Kodiak Alaska UPI reports Kodiak Electric Association manager Leon Ole Johnson says a big brown bear raided a work party camp at Kizuyak Bay and ate half a case of dynamite. Bears have forced workers to rig an electric fence around the site.
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Kodiak, Alaska
UPI
Leon
Ole’’ Johnson
Kodiak Electric Association
Kizuyak Bay
Johnson
Benhi joins safety program in national effort
Bennington High School is among about 5,000 secondary schools in the 1965 66 National Student Traffic Safety Program NSTSP. Participating schools span all states and the District of Columbia with support from the American Oil Foundation Chrysler Firestone and Ford funds. The program, now in its eighth year, aims to involve youth in traffic safety and civic wellbeing through curated projects and student driven activities.
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National Commission On Safety Education
National Education Association
Bennington High School
States
District of Columbia
American Oil Foundation
Chrysler Corporation
Firestone Tire and Rubber Company
Ford Fund
NSTSP
Automotive Safety Foundation
National Association of Secondary School Principals
Commission
Weekend Food Buys Weekend Food Buys
United Press International survey notes fair supplies of newly harvested vegetables for weekend shoppers. Meat, poultry promotions offer good buys with broiler-fryers, turkeys, roasts and steaks. pork chops and roasts. lamb chops and legs. Vegetables and fruit bargains listed. fish sticks and canned tuna cited as national buys. In New York, two Copa nightclub workers attend college. Diane Leslie at NYU and Pamela Privette at Columbia University, with state educator committees evaluating programs for plaques and certificates.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
UPI
New York
UPD
Jules Podell
Copacabana
Diane Leslie
New York University
Chorine
Pamela Privette
Columbia University
Ulrich Promoted To QAR Manager At Sprague
Charles E. Ulrich of Bennington named manager of quality assurance and reliability for Sprague Electric Company Special Components Division. He will oversee QAR at Union Street Bennington Visalia California and Rockville Maryland plants. Ulrich joined Sprague in 1959 as a quality control engineer and resides at 147 Morgan Street in Bennington.
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North Adams
Mass
Charles E. Ulrich
Bennington
Sprague Electric Company
Ulrich
QAR
Union Street
Visalia
Calif
Rockville
Sprague
Morgan St
Bene Nington
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Globe-Union
Globe Union
Corporation Administration
Ivor S. Pelsne
Vermont Department of Highways
Bennington County Industrial Corporation
Brooklyn
Park Street
Pelsue
Hagerman
Eac
Cooh
Griffin Electric Co. Inc
Main St. Bennington
Benjamin W. Hulett
Shaftsbury
E. A. Garneau
East Arlington
Thurlow Sales
Wallingford, Vt
Worcester
Nantucket
Providence
R.ki
Concord
N.H
Burlington, Vt
Maine
Porteland
Eastport
Greenville
Caribou
Robert Greene Oil
County ST
Bates
Gerald £. Morrissey, Inc
General Contractors
Beech St
Bennington, Vt
Pratt ST
Morse C&b Block Inc
Ial
Shaftsbury Rd
America
CVPS
Benhi
U.S. Departments of Agriculture and Interior
United Press International
Fienberg
Main ST
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