New England urged to keep pace in rising research drive
Don G. Mitchell of Sylvania Electric warns that rivals nationwide attract industry with lower taxes and speed up expansion. He calls for a New England program to boost scientific research and development, diversify products, and tighten laws to sustain long term growth. He cites rising U S R&D spending, the large shift to private laboratories, and a growing gap in science graduates between the U S and the Soviet Union.
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Bombardment Wing to Convert to B66B Destroyer in England
The U S Third Air Force announced that South Ruislip England will host the new light bomber. The 47th Bombardment Wing at Sculthorpe will convert from B45 Tornadoes to the all weather B66B Destroyer in the first half of 1958.
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South Ruislip
England
U.S. Third Air Force
47Th
Sculthorpe
St Johnsbury Hospital Faces Patient Shortage
Ralph Ross, administrator of Brightlock Hospital in St. Johnsbury Vermont, said the 58 bed facility has failed to average 50 patients per day since 1954, with no month reaching that mark.
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Brightlock Hospital
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December Seen As Best Month For Stocks In Year
The December period, historically the strongest month for stocks, may bring a year end rally as tax selling wraps up and investors reinvest. Analysts note easier money from discount rate cuts and aim for Dow levels near 450 to 470, with the last week often featuring final trading and profit-taking.
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Elmer C. Walzer
United Press Financial Editor
New York
Federal Reserve District
Revolutionized Glass: Deming Jarves Transforms Industry
The Mass department notes Jarves of the Boston and Sandwich Works altered glassmaking with new furnace designs and color methods. He developed red lead production, reshaping crude lamp and bottle manufacturing once traced to Peabody in 1638.
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Peabody
Boston and Sandwich Works
Massachusetts
Christmas Seals Campaign Urges Support to Fight TB
Community health drive urges buyers to purchase Christmas Seals this season to fund tuberculosis prevention and care programs. The appeal highlights local impact and the ongoing fight against TB with proceeds supporting treatment outreach and research.
Postmaster urges early Christmas mail to prevent rush
Local Postmaster calls for cooperation to process and deliver Christmas mail ahead of Eve. He stresses writing clear addresses, using zone numbers, first class postage, and including return labels. Plans include mailing distant cards first and avoiding catalogs until after December 25.
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Parce Post
Winter hazards worsen for outdoor cars warns Auto League
The Automobile Legal Association finds nearly half of American passenger cars sit outside year round, increasing winter damage from snow, road salts, and rust. Advice stresses frequent greasing and more regular washing, rinsing undercarriage, and timely oil changes to reduce friction, wear, and oil contamination in cold weather.
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Boston
Automobile Legal Association
ALA
Mia
America
Primary school association annual meeting topics
The outline lists discussion points at the annual meeting of the secondary school association. Topics include board progress and manpower ministry, power problems, and reviews by editor Cousins. Richard p president Calle amination referenced in relation to tomorrow’s agenda.
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Richard P
Calle
Cousins
Montpelier Bowmen Report Mixed Hunting Scores
The Montpelier bowmen posted a mixed day with several successes and misses. A young archer achieved a first deer downing a doe, while others reported varying counts and shots on four arrows.
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United States Call Rose Sharply in 1957 Trade
A 1957 rise in imports from Mexico helped push overall U S import levels higher. The surge reflects changing trade patterns with Mexican suppliers accounting for a larger share of inbound goods.
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United States
Mexico
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