New England Footwear Outlook Nearing Shift in Prices
Production in the New England shoe industry shows promise for the next quarter with plants likely operating on a 50 hour week as labor remains available. May shipments reached 33 million pairs valued at 120 million dollars, while average wholesale price fell to 3.60, the lowest since 1946, driven by rising leather costs and shifting demand toward non leather substitutes.
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Private sale of estate of John Hie in Concord
In Middlesex county Massachusetts the estate of John Hie of Concord is ordered by the court for private sale. Interested parties must appear in Cambridge to contest or close the matter. citation dated August 13 1848.
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Popular Price Shoe Show of America Planned in New York
The Popular Price Shoe Show of America will run November 28 to December 2, 1948, at the Hotel Commodore New York under the joint auspices of the National Association of Shoe Chain Stores and the New England Shoe and Leather Association. Co chairs Mark A. Edison of Edison Brothers Stores and Daniel J Danahy of Danahy Shoe Co Marlboro said more than 500 display rooms and over 100 booths will host footwear suppliers and allied lines. A fashion merchandising program begins Monday morning November 29 at the Commodore to inaugurate market week.
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Commodore
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Daniel J. Danahy
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Massachusetts Hits Over a Million Vehicle Registrations
Massachusetts registrars report more than one million vehicles registered for use on state highways by end July, 1 010 431 total. Passenger autos and taxis number 431 597, trucks and semi trailers 193 196, motorcycles 5 086, municipal vehicles 6 034, and dealer/repair stock 16 047. Driver licenses exceed previous year by about 16 000, with total licenses at an all time high.
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State House
Boston
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Registrar of Motor Vehicles
Rudolph FE. King
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