Katz Sees Opportunity Behind Gift Wrapping Empire
New York entrepreneur Joseph Katz, chairman and president of Papercraft Corp, built a $50 million business from gift wrap and packaging ideas born in 1937. His firm, with 2,000 employees across seven states, sells more Christmas oriented products than any other company. He emphasizes timing, focus, luck, and resilience in achieving success.
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New York
Joseph Katz
Santa Claus
Joe
Santa
Katz
Papercraft Corp
Agnes
House detective saves money with simple checks
A variety of home fixups save costs when homeowners spot issues early. Termites, leaky pipes, old coal furnaces, and improper chimney use lead to costly repairs, while detecting bad well water and drain problems can prevent long term damage. The piece also notes a Rochester anthropology grant supporting Teotihuacan research and a stat about Gypsy populations in Romania and Hungary.
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Rochester
N.Y
Rene Millon
University of Rochester
New World
Valley of
Mexico
National Science Foundation
Millen
Teotihuacan
Mexico City
Rome
U of M Services Head Explains Duties Of Office
Orono Maine Robert Cobb director of Student Services outlines responsibilities including Health Center oversight student aid and placement offices religious affairs Student Union Building and dean offices He discusses disciplinary code changes the role in discipline and expected student representation He cites social recreational needs crowded facilities and new buildings like the infirmary and living study complex to expand campus life
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Orono
University of Maine At
Portland
Augusta
South Campus
Father’s murderer says blame my father for upbringing
A young man on trial for killing his father offers a stark defense, claiming his crime stems from how he was raised. He admits roughness, drills whiskey, and gang ties taught by his father. The court, noting his age and rational capacity, convicts him despite his argument for extenuating circumstances.
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Renaman
Age and accountability in the law used in ABA feature
An American Bar Association public service feature argues that modern law weighs mental deficiency and sets minimum ages for criminal liability. It holds individuals usually have freedom of choice and must strive to refrain from harm, balancing responsibility with understanding. Will Bernard authored the piece.
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American Bar Association Public Service
Will Bernard
Priest Retires After Founding Hoosier Town in 1947
Msgr. Michael A. Campagna retires from the parish he founded 35 years ago and pursues a new role as a "salesman" for his belief that every boy deserves a loving home and responsibility. He started Hoosier Town in Schererville for homeless boys and will travel the country urging more boys' towns.
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Chicago
Ind
Michael A. Campagna
Hoosier Town
Schererville
Immaculate Conception Catholic
Lollipop Farm Introduces Liquid Diet for Cattle
A Minneapolis farm debuts a new cattle diet named the lollipop system. By adding vitamins minerals and protein to cane molasses the liquid supplement augments beef and dairy rations. A Cargill nutritionist compares it to fortified syrups used for infants and invalids and notes some cattle lick the liquid from paddles in storage tanks.
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Minneapolis
Cargill Co
Classified Ads Spur Results in The Journal
Local journal runs a robust classified section urging readers to place ads for quick results. Businesses and individuals seek visibility across categories including real estate jobs and items for sale with emphasis on timely responses and broad reach.
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