Massachusetts June new home permits fall 24 percent
Massachusetts dwelling permits in 186 cities and towns show a 24 percent drop in June from the year prior. Springfield leads with 66 new dwellings, Holyoke 59, Worcester and Burlington 49, Dennis 44, and several others reporting 33 to 132 each.
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Sion
Department of Labor and Industries
Massachusetts
Springfield
Holyoke
Worcester
Burlington
Dennis
Peabody
Beverly
Lowell
Methuen
New Bedford
Westfield
Ee it h whose household Tallahassee the North Ameri
Ee it h remains unclear due to fragmentary OCR. No clear persons or organizations can be identified for a definitive summary.
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Tallahassee
North Ameri
Vets Wives Recognized for Hospital Work
Pittsburgh woman Mrs Sterling Morelock received a pin for 5 000 hours of volunteer service in two veterans hospitals equal to two and a half years of full time work Her colleague Mrs Ida Kline also passed the 5 000 hour mark widow of a career Army man who died in 1944 Mr Morelock’s husband won the Congressional Medal of Honor in World War I.
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Pittsburgh
Veterans’ Hospital
Sterling &. Morelock
Ida Kline
Egypt and Cyprus history mirrors British linkage
A historical note traces Cyprus from ancient Egyptian era around 1500 B C through nearly a dozen empires before becoming a British dependency about 78 years ago, describing its status as Britain's outpost in the Near and Middle East.
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Cyprus
Island
Britain
Democrats Battle in State Primary for Four Nominations
In Boston the Democratic slate vies for four statewide offices while the unopposed Republican ticket led by Lt. Gov. Sumner G. Whittier firms up. Key figures include State Auditor Thomas J. Buckley seeking re election, Foster Furdale challenging for gubernatorial nomination, and incumbents and contenders across treasurer, secretary of state, attorney general and other posts.
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Boston
Sumner G. Whittier
Thomas J. Buckley
Foster Furdale
Longmeadow
Quincy
Robert E. Dinsmore
Edward J. Cronin
John F. Kennedy
Canton
Clement A. Riley
Norwood
John M., Kennedy
John Buckley
Henry J. Hurley
Joseph D. Ward
Fitchburg
Edward J. McCormack
Endigatt Peabody
Cambridge
Whittier
Charles Gibbons
Stoneham
Senate
Richard I. Furbush
Waltham
U.S
Robert H. Beaudreau
Marlboro
Joseph A. Nobile
George Fingold
Concord
Pittsburgh high schools to get physics via television
A UC professor Harvey E. White will deliver physics lessons to 15 Pittsburgh-area high schools through WQED telecasts next year. Backed by Ford Foundation and the Pittsburgh Public Schools, the program fills a teacher shortage and allows filmed lessons to be reused across schools.
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Berkeley
Calif
WQED
Pittsburgh
University of California
Harvey E. White
Ford Foundation For
Adee of Education
Wood paneling tops selling points in new home developments
Homes for sale in large developments emphasize wood paneling with Douglas fir and West Coast hemlock. Buyers prize the texture and grain, while modern finishes in clear lacquers use the woods natural markings as a decorative feature across rooms.
Connecticut Pratt & Whitney to hire 3000 more for 40k payroll
Pratt & Whitney Aircraft in Connecticut plans 3000 new workers across four plants to exceed World War II payroll with a 40 000 total as the 1157 engine drives heavy production for Air Force and Navy fighters and bombers. Hamilton Standard also seeks 2000 workers for Windsor Locks expansion.
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Connecticut
Pratt & Whitney Aircraft
New England Council
Wright A. Parkins
Manchester
N.H
Lamex Chemical Corp
International Shoe Co
Leominster
Mass
Lamex
Foster Grant Co
Newspaper Boy Takes Customer to Court
In Cleveland the 17 year old newspaper boy Edward Hantel sued a customer for unpaid papers after one month’s delivery. Municipal Judge Edward Feighan ordered the defendant to pay 1.68 dollars debt and 1.65 dollars in court costs, underscoring a youth in business.
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Cleveland, O
Cleveland
Edward Hantel
Edward Feighan
Lunch Box Inside Shipment Surprises Nashville Firm
H B Shelton of Hopkinsville Kentucky received a shipment of auto accessories from a Nashville company. Hidden in the packaging was a lunch box containing the remains of a meal, startling the recipient in Tennessee.
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Nashville, Tenn
H. B. Shelton
Hopkinsville
Nashville
Auto Parking Problems Rise by 1965
U P reports estimates that by 1965 there will be 80 million registered cars traveling about 80 billion miles yearly, mainly in urban areas. Private industry will need to supply off street spaces as government cannot fund all parking infrastructure.
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Harman W. Nichols
U. P
Washington
American Automobile Association of State
William G. Barr
National Parking Association
Barr
Hints on Garment Labels and Cleaning for Resin Treated Fabrics
Mrs Ethel W Veenendaal advises keeping garment labels for fabric care and resin treated textiles. If chlorine bleach is used on such fabrics, perborate is safer than chlorine, and rinsing or color removers may help after improper bleaching.
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Concord
Ethel W. Veenendaal
Meddlesex County
Real Estate Transactions Recorded in Acton Lowell
Acton local real estate transactions recorded at Lowell show transfers from James M. Anderson and wife to Richard C. Jangon and wife on Parker Street. Hugh Costanzo to Nicholas A. Voleno on Oneida Road. Arthur P. Charbonneau and wife for Malcolm R. Dunn and others to Taylor Road. and multiple other transfers including George P. Fawcett to Harvey M. Brown on Main Street and Robert E. Sweeney to Harry H. Seer on Willow Street.
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Acton
Lowell
James M. Anderson
Richard C. Jangon
Parker Street
Cork
Copany
Frank Simone
High Street
Hugh Costanzo
Nicholas A. Voleno
Oneida Road
Malcolm R. Dunn
Arthur P. Charbonneau
Taylor Road
George P. Fawcett
Harvey M. Brown
Main Street
Carl C. Flint
Francis B. Parker
Robbins Street
Richard
Willow Street
Val 'C Construction Company
Walter O. Barron
Billings Street
Tree House Fire Extinguished by Riverton Department
Riverton Wyoming fire fighters extinguished a blaze in a tree house after officials said the structure was started by residents lighting a kerosene lamp.
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Riverton
Wyo
Iverton Fire Department
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