Quality Printing Co expands with new color press
Pittsfield based Quality Printing Co led by Mr. DiSantis completes third expansion at 566 East St after moving from Great Barrington in 1963. The plant adds a 46 inch color offset press, laminating machine, second offset printer, large vacuum frame, and new camera department gear. Seven staff now, from two at start, with space to lease to a business machine firm.
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Quality Printing Co
East St
DiSantis
East
Elm Streets
Harris
Pittsfield
Excelsior Printing Co
North Adams
Great Barrington
Springfield
di Santis
Trade High School
Massachusetts
Librizzi
Lom Dietlin
Nicholas M. DiSantis
DeSantis
Factory Space Shortages Increasing
James E. Hanson of Newark asserts in Memphis that the nation’s rapid industrial expansion is squeezing good urban manufacturing space. He cites aging facilities and broad expansion as causes, noting cities incubate startups while firms move outward, but suburbs attract growth with better highways. Hanson warns space remains tight for small new firms seeking facilities.
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Society of Industrial Realtors
Society
Memphis
James E. Hanson
Newark
N.J
Hanson
Ganson
Sears City Planning Fellowships Acknowledged For 1966
Chicago reports the Sears-Roebuck Foundation will award twenty two year fellowships in city planning for 1966-67. Each fellow may receive up to 3006 dollars per year for the student and up to 1000 dollars per year to the host school. Applications are due February 1 1966 and winners announced in April. Proceedings are chaired by Robert D. Calkins Brookings Martin Meyerson Dennis O Harrow with ACVJON and ASP0.
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Chicago
Sears-Roebuck Foundation
James T. Griffin
Foundation
Griffin
Schools of City Planning
The
Robert D. Calkins
Brookings Institution
Martin Meyerson
Action Council For Better Cities
Dennis O’harrow
American Society of Planning Officials
Sears Foundation
Acvjon Council For Better Cities
Columbia
Cornell
Harvard
Massachusetts Institute of Technology
MIT Gives Catalano Three New Buildings to Design
MIT's $58 million construction drive yields three Catalano designed structures the Stratton Student Center and the Hermann Building on campus plus the Tastgate Apartment Tower to begin later. The Stratton Building anchors a Saarinen designed plaza with heavy glass lower stories and a dramatic upper mass. Catalano also cites his Butterfly House as a hallmark of modern tech in architecture and notes his ongoing Lincoln Center project with Beluschi and Westermann.
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Massachusetts Institute of Technology
Eduardo Catalanga
Julius Adams Stratton
Grover M. Hermann
MIT
Sloan
Alfred P. Sloan School of Management
Tastgate
Hermann
Stratton
Boston
Catalana
Argentina
United States
University of Buenos Aires
Horacio Caminos
Buenos Aires
Caminos
Catalano
U.S
Technology Square
Kresge
Eero Saarinen
Saarinen
Moderna
North Carolina State
Helge Westermann
University of
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South ST
Lenox Road
Habard Johnson's
No. Addewey
OG Omer
Kohler
Shedd
Tyler Street
Pratt & Lambert
Tonetic Wood Stain
P&l Tonetic
Berkshire
North St
Sears
National Paint, Varnish & Lacquer Association
Sinclair
Berkshire County
Sinclair Fuel Oil
Sinclair Oil Weats Best
Thatcher
Liptons
Toton
Lipton’s
Tree Winks & Coal Supply
Knapp Oil Corp
Mobil
Lockheed
Knapp
Housatonic Street
America
Arnoldys
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