New England Council Reports Factory Expansions Across Northeast
The New England Council details plant expansions creating about 700 to 900 jobs across Rhode Island Massachusetts New Hampshire Vermont and Connecticut. Imperial Knife expands in Providence adding 200 positions while stainless steel line shifts to a 100000 square foot mill. Jones and Lamson adds space in Springfield for two divisions. Turners Falls Montague Rod and Reel operations move to Proctor Reels with 50 more jobs. Precisionware negotiates new building with 50 payroll.
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Olneyville
Providence
Imperial Knife
Felix A. Miranda
New England Council
Jones and Lamson Machine Co
Springfield
Vermont
Jones and Lamson
Montague Rod
Turners Falls
Mass
Proctor Reels, Inc
Proctorville
Pennsylvania
Precisionware, Inc
Montague Rod and Reel
Philadelphia
Hypnosis Shown Effective In Minor Surgery Emergence
Dr. L. Goldie in a London hospital emergency room used hypnosis as a substitute for anesthetics in 28 bone injury cases and 95 sewing wounds. Most patients aged 3 to 57 tolerated procedures without standard anesthesia, except some lesser wounds. Results published by the British Medical Association suggest further study.
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Delos Smith
United Press
New York
L. Goldie
Goldie
London
British Medical Association
Jute Growth and Harvest Process Described for East Pakistan
The text explains jute as East Pakistan's chief export crop, growing 8 to 10 feet tall. It is planted in water in small patches, harvested with long knives, bundled and left for three days, then submerged for two weeks. The plant’s pith ferments and fibers are stripped from the stalks.
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East Pakistan
Visions Yielded Mormon Church Founder on Stafford Farm
In a second floor bedroom on Stafford road near Palmyra New York Joseph Smith reported visions guiding him to dig up the golden plates of the Book of Mormon in 1827. Soon after he founded the Mormon Church marking a new religious movement.
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Stafford Road
Palmyra
N.Y
Joseph Smith
Smith
Mormon Church
Doing What Comes Naturally in Family Photography
Practical tips from John Van Guilder on taking candid pictures. Focus on subjects in action to reveal character and avoid stiff poses. Study background lighting and viewpoint to emphasize what each person enjoys doing. Keep the scene uncluttered and let activity guide the shot.
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John van Guilder
Life with a comedian wife of Jack Parr
Mariam Paar describes married life to comedian Jack Parr as ordinary yet with odd moments. She and their daughter Randy help on his ABC radio 15 minute show produced from their Westchester home. She serves as sounding board and notes jokes for potential use on air.
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William Ewald
United Press State
New York
Mariam Paar
Jack Parr
Jack
Randy
ABC Radio
Say
Unclear Quote fragment on Laziness and Energy
Fragmentary OCR text presents a quote about a lazy man equating rest with serving energy, with no identifiable events, people, or context. No further verifiable details available from the snippet.
Highest New England structure is TV tower
In Boston WBZ-TV will erect a 1349 foot transmitter on a 44 acre Needham site to become the region's tallest man made structure. The tower replaces the Carol era tower, with three 21,000 pound guy wires and 432000 pound cable break strength. Michigan State Police HQ holds nearly 4000 fingerprints, second only to the FBI.
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Haverhill
Mass
New England Council
Haverhill Industrial Development Trust
Boston & Maine Railroad
New England
TV Tower
Boston
Wbz-Tv
Custom House
John Hancock Insurance Co
Needham
Michigan State Police
East Lansing
Mich
United States
FBI Ellection
Washington
Michigan
Working Wife Not Always 100 Percent Profitable
Editors argue that a wife must earn enough to cover her expenses and taxes, as joint returns tax her income at her husband’s rate. A typical example shows net gain may be small after child care, clothes, and commute costs, yet some families still value the extra income to avoid debt. Family dynamics and chores balance are crucial, and the husband’s agreement and involvement matter.
Long-lost letter returns to Buchanan family years later
Robinson Illinois report notes Mrs. A C Buchanan wrote to her son Richard S when he studied at St John Seminary in Little Rock Arkansas seven years ago. The letter never arrived and was finally returned after her death. The husband opened and kept it for their son.
Man Receives Suspended Sentence Over Barking Dogs
Willie Ree Praswell of Detroit father of nine and dog owner faced a suspended sentence on a noise abatement ticket after telling the judge he sold four dogs and reduced barking by 50 percent.
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Detroit
Willie Ree Praswell
Geese Join Mrs Kildare’s Flock in Geneva
Mrs Leita Kildare of Geneva New York found two gray wild geese joining her nine tame geese. The birds settled with the flock after dropping in from the air, according to the report from United Press.
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Geneva
N. Y
Leita Kildare
When Moving Day Comes SAFEGUARD YOUR FRAGILES
Moving day concerns highlighted with advice to protect delicate items during transit. Tips emphasize careful packing, padding, and secure handling to minimize breakage and damage. Professionals stress labeling, proper loading, and avoiding crowded packing spaces to safeguard valuables.
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Arly
Urge Care On Tax Returns From IRS Official
District Director Frank J. Cavanagh of the Internal Revenue Service cautioned Massachusetts taxpayers to include all Social Security numbers on 1956 federal income tax returns. He noted joint filers often omit the second number and urged taxpayers to verify if taxes have been paid and assess any overpayments or refunds. Taxpayers can get help at the IRS Headquarters Office, 174 Ipswich Street, Boston, where arrangements will speed processing.
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Frank J. Cavanagh
Internal Revenue Service
Massachusetts
Mr. Cavanagh
Cavanagh
Ipswich Street
Boston
Fire deaths in United States fall from 1955 totals
An estimated 10 600 people perished in fires in the United States during 1956, about 875 fewer than in 1955, indicating a decline in annual fire deaths.
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Unite States
Remembering the Old Timers at Christmas in Michigan
A nostalgic reminiscence recalls Christmas at Grandma's in Michigan with a decorated tree from the Old Country, nut cake, churned butter by hand, apple butter gatherings, protracted revival meetings, and a sled ride to church as neighbors share in seasonal memories.
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Cams
Den
Michigan
Grandma’s
America
Eeryone
Community Press Serven Ice
Frankfort
Kentucky
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