Atkins & Merrill to Join Roxbury Carpet Co in Expansion
Atkins & Merrill announces a strategic partnership with Roxbury Carpet Co to broaden services for clients including Curtiss Wright, IBM and GE. The Natick based firm plans expansion from its South Sudbury plant toward a new Massachusetts Industrial Center facility near Marlboro, with 120 employees rising to 175 by June 1959.
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Curtiss- Wright Corporation
General Electric Company
International Business Machines Corporation
United States Navy
United States Atomic Energy Commission
Natick
Massachusetts
Atkins & Merrill
Atkin & Merrill: Nuclear models and space program displays
Atkin & Merrill, a diversified experimental shop, builds test and instrumentation models for nuclear reactors and aerospace programs. The Marlboro plant houses a Laminated Fiberglas Division making jet engine mockups and space helmets. Notable recent outputs include two prototype helmets for the Air Force Space Program and a two third size reactor model for Brussels. Roger Merrill Jr. serves as president with Nathanel C. Wiley Jr. as VP production. Joseph C. Shea as secretary. Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis arranged Roxbury Carpet Company investment.
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Marlboro
Brussels
Westinghouse International
Geneva
Atomic Energy Commission
N.S. Savannah
Roger Merrill, Jr
Atking & Merrill
Nathaniel C. Wiley, Jr
Joseph C. Shea
C. Fessenden Morse
South Sudbury
Roxbury Carpet Company
Atkins & Merrill
Paine, Webber, Jackson & Curtis
1958 Migratory Bird Hunting Regulations Release
A copy of the 1958 migratory bird hunting regulations is attached to this release. Town and city clerks and sportsmen's clubs are urged to post the regulations in a prominent place.
IRS Boosts Short Form Income Limit to 10000 for 1958
The IRS reminded taxpayers that the maximum income for filing the short form 1040A in 1958 was raised to $10,000. Wages plus other earnings must stay under $200 if using 1040A, with married couples able to file jointly under the same limits. About 31 million taxpayers are expected to be eligible, down from 14 million who used it in 1957.
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Washington
UPI
Internal Revenue Service
IRS
Revenue Service
Deadline Near For Mailing AJTO Plates
The notice urges timely mailing of AJTO plates with deadlines in this area. Plates are located at Framingham Fitchburg and Waltham and the cutoff date is December 5 1958.
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AJTO
Framingham
Fitchburg
Waltham
Consumer Prices Unchanged in Boston in 1958 Quarter
UPI reports Boston consumer prices held steady from July to October 1958 as a 2 percent drop in retail food offset gains in housing and apparel. For the first nine months, Boston prices rose 1.6 percent, up 2.8 percent from a year earlier and 10 percent above October 1953.
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Boston
UPI
U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics
Rights and limits of stockholders in corporate meetings
Stockholders claim rights to attend meetings and vote and may demand annual or special meetings. Business Week notes rights also include inspecting the shareholder list, though court action may be needed. Companies increasingly bend toward stockholder interests for public relations.
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New York
UPI
Business Week
Securities & Exchange Commission and Stock Exchange
Fire halts service at Tampa exchange after $100000 blaze
Repair crews from General Telephone Co of Florida worked overtime to restore 17,000 telephones knocked out Friday by a $100,000 fire in an exchange building. Authorities suspect a spark from a switch ignited insulation.
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Tampa
Fla
UPI
General Telephone Co
Florida
New England urged to adopt new technology for growth
Herman W. Steinkraus cites the need for regional industry to modernize and expand output with less labor as the New Gee Council outlines a growing economy. Peter Hilton predicts productivity must rise to meet demand, requiring significant capital investment and innovation by 1965 for a 1967 economy.
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Boston
New England
New York
New Gee Council
Peter Hilton
Eastor
Iitten, Chesley and Clifford
New Gee
Mltows
Hilton
Optimism in Wall Street Echoes 1920s Markets
Elmer C Walzer reports rising optimism in the financial district surpassing stock gains. Younger investors push shares up on favorable news while veterans warn against overconfidence. Market tension centers on thin markets, margin rules, tax effects, and calls for increased equity financing to fund corporate needs.
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New York
UPI
Wall Street
Oldsters
Havelock Ellis
Ellis
N H Has Its Own Unknown Soldier
In South Stoddard New Hampshire an Unknown Soldier from the Civil War rests in the Stevens family grave lot. Henry H Stevens enlisted in 1864 and died three weeks later at Ft Schuyler Hospital New York. One coffin was unidentified and buried in the family plot. Buy U S Savings Bonds.
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South Stoddard
N. H
UPD
New Hampshire
Stevens
U. S
Henry H. Stevens
Ft. Schuyler Military Hospital
New York
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