Union Federal Opens Second Springfield Branch
Union Federal Savings of Pittsfield opened a second Springfield area branch at Eastfield Mall joining the Main Street location. The one-floor facility features Colonial blue and antique white decor with 18th century furnishings, a brass eagle, and lithographs. Branch head William H. McAlister Jr reported 4500 visitors in four days and planned women focused demonstrations. Murial Strauss named manager with Margaret Lunden as assistant manager. Eastfield Mall marks its first anniversary with 73 stores and a community hall.
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Union Federal Savings of
Pittsfield
Springfield
Eastfield Mall
Main Street
Union Federal
Union and Federal
Donald E. Vanifan
Williamsburg
Park Avenue
William H. McAlister Jr
Murial Strauss
Margaret Lunden
Boston Road
Union Federal Savings Branch
Union Federal Savings
Pittsfield Bank
Eastfield
Advance Planning by Family Can Avoid Fire Disasters
A home fire safety guide urges family planning to escape safely. It emphasizes nighttime fires, multiple exits from bedrooms, heat checks before opening doors, and meeting outside to count everyone. It recommends notifying the Fire Department, carrying a CO2 extinguisher, a long hose, sand and water in pails, and using sand or CO2 for electrical or liquid fires.
Footlocker plan to curb children's clutter featured
C P Sheehan, commissioner of the Massachusetts Department of Commerce and Development, will speak at the Berkshire County Board of Realtors dinner in Cheshire. He will outline the department’s role in real estate and development. The talk follows a feature on building decorative footlockers from simple lumber, detailing sizes, materials, and finishing tips.
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Carroll P. Sheehan
State Department of Commerce and Development
Berkshire County Board of Realtors
Green Acres Fireside Tin
Cheshire
Sheehan
Department of Commerce and Development
Tsadore Goodman
Isgood Realty
Boston
Francis Sargent
R.M. Bradley & Co
Devel
Back Bay Center
Prudential Center
Boston Planning Council
Real Property
Government Center Commission For
Bankers Warn Tax Plan Risks Housing Finance
Whitefield New Hampshire bankers heard that federal tax revision proposals before Congress would reduce savings banks capacity to fund residential and urban financing. Richard B. Haskell, head of the National Association of Mutual Savings Banks, warned that the House bill and Nixon administration plan would cripple housing and mortgage markets, despite aims to boost savings credit for housing.
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Whitefield
N.H
New Hampshire Association of Savings Banks
Richard B. Haskell
National Association of Mutual Savings Banks
Haskell
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