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Newspaper

Berkshire Eagle

Location

Pittsfield, Massachusetts, United States of America

Date

Sep 12, 1959

Page

28

Small Towns Await Approval For Development

LA PORTE Indiana towns Kingsford Heights population 1500 and La Porte population 23000 await federal urban renewal funding. La Porte has federal approval. Kingsford Heights applied. Brademas of Mishawaka and Detroit says funding favors large cities. Carson argues 21 of 41 renewal towns under 50 000. Midwest towns face finances and awareness hurdles.

LA Porte Ind T. Brooks Brademas City Planning Associates Mishawaka Detroit Kingsford Heights Ivan Carson Housing and Home Finance Agency McCarson Midwest Indiana Wisconsin Minnesota Iowa Illinois Ohio Michigan Nebraska North Dakota South Dakota Brademas

Berkshire Life Completes Move to New Building Tomorrow

Berkshire Life Insurance Co will move more than 250 home office staff to a new 700 South Street building. Move began yesterday and finishes tomorrow night. The $2.5 million Georgian Colonial structure features a gold-domed cupola, advanced space planning, and a two-story front facade with a rear glass cafeteria.

Berkshire Life Berkshire Life Insurance Co South Street F. L. Castine Inc Wahconah St Hoyle, Doran & Berry Boston Gilbane Building Co Providence R.I Berkshire County Designs Business Inc. of New York Charles Eames

Berkshire Life Moves to Fifth Home Office in 208-Year History

Berkshire Life Insurance opens a new home office at 7 North Street, Berkshire County, marking the fifth home since 1851. The 75,000 square foot building improves efficiency, includes a Norman Rockwell mural, and features a 150-car lot for staff parking. The firm, one of the 13 oldest mutual insurers, reports assets in the top 5 percent of U S companies and over half a billion in in-force policy value.

New Berkshire Life Berkshire Life Insurance Co South Street Walker North Street Berkshire County Savings Bank Washington Root Union Federal Savings & Loan Assn North St Norman Rockwell Stockbridge Berkshire Life Company Berkshire Nathaniel Rawthorne Oliver Wendell Holmes Henry Wadsworth Longfellow Herman Melville Pittsfield W. Rankin Furey Legal Reserve Life Insurance Companies United States U.S Canada Seta

FHA Commissioner Foresees Every House Air-Conditioned

The article discusses FHA views on air conditioning becoming standard in homes, noting health and welfare benefits, lower costs, and savings on upkeep. It covers mortgage credit philosophy that operating costs should not block credit for homes over 15000 dollars, and highlights financing options under FHA’s property improvement program. Berkshire Life is noted as a pioneer in juvenile insurance and mutual company profits via dividends to policy owners.

Berkshire Life FHA

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