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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Feb 07, 1957
Page
15
The Boston Internal Revenue District Office reminds taxpayers that overpaid income tax can be refunded. It urges workers employed by multiple firms to check total income tax versus tax owed and to seek guidance if unsure. Duplicate Form W-2s may be issued and should be kept for tax records.
Former Massachusetts Governor Paul A. Dever urged Democrats nationwide to raise a $1,600,000 victory fund on an installment plan for the 1960 presidential campaign. Massachusetts would contribute $40,000 in four $10,000 annual installments from Jefferson Jackson Day dinners. Dever said 29 governors should set up outside agencies to raise cash, boosting early fundraising and national efforts.
West Concord real estate notice announces Moore & Cram Webbing Company sold to Slid A Units Inc Arlington. Slid A Units to establish operations in West Concord building long held by Moore & Cram, employing about 30 people under Channing E. Davis. The firm, led by James O. Sharpe, expands from Arlington to Florida and New Hampshire markets with Jackstite Prehung Door as a featured product.
A practical cleaning tip explains removing butter stains by laundering the fabric in warm soapy water. The guidance emphasizes accessible methods using common laundry ingredients for stain treatment.
John B. Suomala Jr of Concord has joined D. S. Kennedy Co. Cohasset as engineering manager to coordinate design groups. He formerly led a communications division at H Hycon Eastern Inc Cambridge and is a Parks College and St Louis University graduate with Army Air Force instructor service in World War II. He is married with one child. The firm designs microwave antennas for radar, radio astronomy, and scatter communications.
Concord Rhode Island School of Design Alumni Association held its first annual meeting at Mrs. Chris Stergis's Wayland home. Elected officers include President Earle W. Tuttle Vice President George W. Bramhall and Secretary Louis E. Fischer with David A. Niles as director. Bruce Babel Associates supervised the program. The next gathering will be at the deCordova Museum Lincoln to view paintings by Robert Hamilton and Gordon Peers.
New branch office of Franklin Savings Bank in Boston opened with Carlisle Maynard Harris of Westford Street presiding. Charles P. Howard of Reading, state bank commissioner, received the first savings book and a coin bank.
Advertises a women driven Avon cosmetics sales opportunity with high commissions. Encourages contacting M. C. Palet at 78 Princeton Blvd Lowell Massachusetts or calling Glenview 2 7811 for details.
Marine Technical Sergeant Lawrnese G. Baker, son of Mr and Mrs George A Baker of Concern, took part in a ship to shore amphibious exercise with the 3rd Marine Regiment of the 3rd Marine Division on Okinawa on January 25. Landing forces used small craft to reach the beach while helicopters carried troops to inland positions in a vertical envelopment tactic.
A Robinson Illinois church group reported a plot named Lord's Acres produced a corn crop averaging more than 60 bushels per acre. The yield was noted by a United Press reporter visiting the site.
Cleveland, U.P. Steel Magazine reports mills are stockpiling billets and slabs to roll finished products without new furnace runs. Production slid to 97.5 percent capacity, yielding 2,496,503 net tons as automakers push for guaranteed delivery dates amid a three year labor calm.
Samuel Snider bought a lot in Ecore Township and spent 4000 dollars on materials to finish a house. He learned the structure was built on someone else’s property, with the roof still unfinished.
Harvard economist John Kenneth Galbraith argues inflation will require harsh remedies. He says price controls and restricting wage demands may curb inflation but hurt the economy and consumer living standards. He notes consumer prices are at historic highs and investment and borrowing fuel the rise. He insists any inflation fight must come from productivity gains and intact policy, despite public resentment.
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