Insurance Firm Relocates N Y Office in Pittsfield
United States Fidelity & Guaranty Insurance Co of Baltimore moved its New York statistics office to a former Model Dairy building on Ontario Street Pittsfield. The one story brick site now houses 14 employees and will reach about 25 as operations expand. Supervisor Joseph B. McSharry, moving from New Jersey, says the move cuts commute and improves living conditions while housing data processing for the Northeast and home office.
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Fidelity & 2 Guaranty Insurance Co
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New England
New York
New Jersey
Pennsylvania
Model Dairy Products
Model Dairy
Isadore Goodman
Isgood Realty
Goodman
Home Office
Baltimore
U.S. Fidelity & Guaranty Insurance Co
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Ontario Street
Northeast Accounting and Statistical Office
New York City
Pittsfield Native Named Manager of Rochester Firm
Pittsfield native Daniel L. Bookless of Rochester New York has been named manager of operations for Franklin J. Gollel a home builder and real estate developer in Rochester. Gollel and an associate recently bought the Executive Office Building formerly the Powers Hotel in Rochester for 33 million. Bookless is the son of Mrs. Bessie Katz and the late Max Bookless. He graduated from Pittsfield High School and Bryant College and is married to Lenore Kaplan. They have three children.
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Daniel L. Bookless
Rochester
N.Y
Pittsfield
Franklin J. Gollel
Gollel
Bookless
Bessie Katz
Elm St
Max Bookless
Pittsfield High School
Bryant College
Lenore Kaplan
Housing Starts Drop Again For 5th Month
Census Bureau figures show June housing starts at a seasonally adjusted annual rate of 1.446 million, down from May’s 1.505 million. The actual June total was 445,000 new units, below May and April, with 1968 June starts at 197,900.
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Washington
Census Bureau
Home Builders Leader Urges Backing New Lumber Standard
Eugene A. Gulledge of Greensboro urges approval of a uniform national lumber standard issued by the American Lumber Standards Committee. Ballots circulated to lumber producers, distributors, architects and builders aim to set separate dry and green lumber sizes, with green sizes slightly larger to account for shrinkage. The rule strengthens grading reliability, simplifies the National Grading Rule, and seeks lower costs, better resource use, and stricter quality control.
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Washington, D.C
Eugene A. Gulledge
Greensboro
N.C
National Association of Home Builders
Commerce Departments Census Bureau
American Lumber Standards Committee
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Edward J. Farrell
Pillsfield
Joseph B. McSharry
McSharry
U.S. Fidelity
New Brunswick
N.J
Maidtown
Donna Ave
Berkshire
Dorothy Graham
Brooklyn
Ireland
Cathedral High School
US. Fidelity
Accounting and Statistical Office
U.S
Fidelity and Guarantee Bldg
RK. Mohteleone. Cit. Co
Lauret St. Pittsfield
U.S. Fidelity& Guarantee
McGovern and Sons, Inc
Daniels Avenue
U.S. Fidelity and Guarantee Bldg
Levi Case Go., Inc
U.S. Fidelity & Guarantee Bldg
Berkshire Plate Glass
First St
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Pool City
Sauna Baths
U.S. Fidelity and
NEW England Furniture
Fourth Street
Home Builders Assn
Sinclour
Budget Plan Service
Lipton’s
Pittsfield Iron Works & Coal Supply
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Plainfield, MA
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