Dixon Corp Names New Director of Development in Bristol
Saul Ricklin Dixon Corp. appoints a new Director of Development for the Bristol division. The Bristol unit makes Saddle Guide Changeovers for textile spinning frames and Rulon fluorocarbon products. The appointee, a noted figure in Teflon research, previously led Ricklin Research Associates which helped develop RULON and reinforced fluorocarbon resins for improved mechanical properties. He will oversee RULGN developments and applications for sleeves, bearings, and wear parts.
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Ferry Rd
Dixon Corporation
Bristol
Teflon
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Ricklin Research Adsociates
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Hazen Addresses Rhode Island PTA on Federal Aid
Benjamin Hazen, president of the Rhode Island Association of School Committees and former Bristol school official, spoke to the Renolds School Parent Teachers Association meeting. He described the San Francisco convention of the National Education Association, highlighting federal aid to education as the most controversial issue and noting the theme Improving Education A Free People's Responsibility. Refreshments were provided by a committee led by Mrs Harold Tucker.
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Benjamin Hazen
Rhode Island Association of School
Bristol
Senaton
Renolds
San Fransco
Chiekvest
Harold Tucker
Frank Recupero
Louis Lambert
Ernest Gray
Local Graduates Receive Degrees and Honors
Receives Degree BRISTOL AR Wy PHOENIX Page 7 lists Ricklin earning BS (1939) and MS ChE (1940) from Columbia University. WWII service with OSS, Navy award, later Brown University assistant professor. Active in ACS AIChE RI Chemical Engineers Sigma Chi Tau It. Also Joseph Francis Castro earns MS at University of LiL. Diplomas prepared and mailed by end of March.
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Columbia University
OSS
Navy Bureau
Brown University
American Chemical Society
American Institute of Chemical Engineers
RI Society of Chemical Engineers
Sigma Chi
Tau
Industrial Charge Credit Service Ad Card Offer
Industrial National Bank promotes the Industrial Charge Credit service with a no cost option if paid within 30 days. The program allows shoppers to use one card at participating stores, including mail or in person payments at neighborhood offices. Extended privileges require 20 percent payment or $10 minimum plus a monthly service charge of 1 percent on the balance. Receipts provide purchase records and tax calculations.
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Industrial Charg-Credit Service
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