Massachusetts Industrial Expansion Surges in 1955 Survey
The 1955 Survey of pew factory construction and expansion by the Associated Industries of Massachusetts shows total Massachusetts building activity reaching a record high with 148 million dollars in all types of construction and 92 million for industrial buildings. Major projects included Norwood Waltham North Andover and Dedham with large power facilities in Everett and West Springfield. The report cites 66 new plants and 48 major expansions totaling 4.45 million square feet and 3,474 new jobs, with notable expansions in Cambridge Malden Lawrence Am erbury Lowell and Worcester. The survey highlights extensive use of vacant factory space adding 3.66 million square feet and 5,024 jobs, plus 23 defense certificates totaling 21.9 million dollars.
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Massachusetts
Pew
Associated Industries of
Roy F. Williams
Norwood
Waltham
North Andover
Dedham
Everett
West Springfield
Massachusetts Department of Commerce
Williams
NeedW&m
Will Shoregin
Sanborn Co
High-Voltage Engineering Co
United Carr
Microwave Associates
Burbreton
Huse-Liberty Mica Co
Peabody
Volants of
Camry Shoe Machinery Co
Baldwin - Lima-Hamilton
Tracersb
Mason-Neilan Regulator Co
Norweond
Springfield
Worcester
Electronics Corp. of America
Cambridge
Malden Snimine ° & Dyeing Co
Lawrence
the Bailey Co
Amersbury
Grace Shoe
Lowell
A.I.M
Roger Johnson
E. Tel. & Tel
N. E. Power Association
Boston Edison
Western Massachusetts Electric Co
New’ England
Electric System
Office of Defense Mobilization
Boston & Maine Railroad
Massachusetts Department of Labor and Industry
Johnson
Your Income Taxes Part II Questions and Scenarios
Tax guidance on pension taxation and reporting. Includes examples on return of investment, yearly taxable pension, and rules for sick pay and replacement of residence gains. Addresses how to treat contest prizes and employee wage continuation. Provides references to actuarial tables and IRS guidance.
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James R. Canavan
C.P.A
Boston
National Association of Cost Accountants
Director of Internal Revenue
Director of
Internal Revenue
Swiss watch exports set to top 1954 by 50 million francs
Swiss watch exports through November 1955 reached 966,603,221 francs, up 34,620,558 from 1954. US tariffs helped little as the United States remained the top client with 271,864,851 francs in purchases, while European and Asian markets boosted overall growth.
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Zurich
United States
Switzerland
Bolivia
Chile
Cuba
Peru
Argentina
Jaune
Middle East
Civil Service Exams Announced for Federal Positions
The U S Civil Service Commission lists exams for Chemist Physicist Mathematician Metallurgist and Electronic Scientist with salaries from 4345 to 11610 in Washington D C and vicinity Tobacco Inspector and District Supervisor roles with 3175 to 4525 and 6390 yearly in Agriculture and Interstate Commerce positions. Closing dates February 21 and 24 1956.
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United States Civil Service’ Commission
Washington, D.C
United Wee
Interstate Commerce Commis
Eda
John C. Abatsis
Marlboro
U. S. Civil Commission
Washingeen
Rehabilitation Offers Hope for Hemiplegia Patients
The article describes hemiplegia caused by brain injury as half-stroke, discusses dynamic rehabilitation, muscle reeducation, and use of exercises, heat, massage, and devices. It notes many patients can walk again, learn daily tasks with one hand, and regain some independence with long term therapy.
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Erie
United States
Board of Health
Tuberculosis Committee
Middlesex Health Association
ANPA vows continued fight over ad antitrust rules
The American Newspaper Publishers Association reaffirmed its intent to challenge federal antitrust regulation in advertising. President Richard W. Slocum said the position remains unchanged despite a consent decree signed by the American Association of Advertising Agencies. The decree ends the government suit against the agencies, with eight acts to be refrained from, including fee splitting and rebates.
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New York
American Newspaper Publishers Association
Richard W. Slocum
A.N.P.A
American Association of Advertising Agencies
A.A.A A
Civilians Serving U S Army Abroad Mostly Non Citizens
About 300000 civilians work for the U S Army overseas and fewer than 14000 are American citizens. The remainder are natives of the host country where they operate.
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U. S. Army
Corinthians Pass A 2500 Fake Name Query
Fragmentary OCR reads Corinthians request for 2500 fakes a name, unclear details. The garbled item suggests a local dispute or misprint involving naming or counterfeit items. No full names, dates, or places are legible.
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Eisenhower
Secretary of State
John Foster Dulles
Secretary of Treasury
George Humphreys
Itate
Othe Commission
Naval Laboratories
California
Board of
U. S. Civil Examiners
Penne
Helen Chapman
Jerseyville
General Federation of Women's Clubs
Dexter C. Arnold
Concord
N. H
OAK
Congress
United
Lincoln
Delaware
Illinois
Unite
John
Jas
Slocum
York City Publications
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Reddy
General & Electric
General
Maynard Edison Sud E
Maynard
Nason Street
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