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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Jul 05, 1956
Page
11
The article discusses banks set roles in financing industrial development and the limits bankers face. It examines how banks can promote industry through officers efforts and identify cases where bankable projects may not fit traditional criteria.
The piece discusses how passenger behavior can affect driver nerve and safety. It advises couples to communicate feelings, limit distracting chatter, and manage children’s movement to reduce risk. It also notes practical tips for children and safe seating, plus kitchen-like cooking crumbs and a tomato onion dish suggestion.
Hollywood pianist Oscar Levant says his television program will stay local, unable to travel beyond Culver City due to his self described isolation. He jokes about losing his table at Le Pavillon and mocks nervous critics while reflecting on MGM and Silk Stockings work.
New York safety division reports farming as the most hazardous occupation with the highest accident rate. It notes ignorance and carelessness as major causes among farm workers.
John Van Guilder advises young snapshooters to wake early to photograph the circus unload and its color scenes. He notes fast film helps with outdoor daytime shoots and color film adds value whether indoors or out, but warns to keep the camera steady in lively circus moments.
The New England Council reports major expansions. Pratt & Whitney Aircraft opens a half million square feet in North Haven Conn to add over 3000 jobs, with six‑month machine transfer from East Hartford. CBS Hytron moves TV tube production to Newburyport Mass to meet demand. Miniature Precision Bearings opens in Keene N H tripling space and boosting output. Jens Risom Designs expands in North Grosvenordale Conn with 50,000 sq ft more. Worcester Mass hosts a multi‑million wholesale center start with a 150,000‑dollar produce plant. Ken-L-Ration pet foods will be produced at North Walpole N H as Ken-E-Products expands.
Ronald Hafey told police he went to Owen Park along the Detroit River for taxation and wound up with a wallet after two men in an outboard seized him on a bench. They took $30 from the wallet and sped away.
Washington D C air industry leader C R Smith president of American Airlines argues in Fortune that air travel volume in 1961 could be 20 percent higher than the latest CAA forecast. He cites a trunkline market of 34.5 billion passenger miles and stresses defense needs.
Memphis resident Mrs. Ora Morgan meets Irvin Leslie White after a man, living with a friend, enters her home by mistake. She had lost track of her father in 1920 and believed him dead. The reunion followed her recognizing him from a mantle photograph.
The report notes farming income falling with parity at about 82 percent and prices still rising. It cites higher social security and excise taxes, rising consumer credit debt, and unemployment growing. Auto production drops 25 percent with layoffs, inventories peak, and foreclosures rise. Government steps to curb inflation and continued expansion plans amid election year uncertainty are expected. Sears Roebuck projects about 5 percent sales gain.
New York report quotes Barry Nelson who says leading actresses receive most light and camera focus on TV. He notes male actors struggle for visibility, with scenes favoring the female star and makeup reflections enhancing their appearance. Nelson discusses stage versus screen dynamics and lighting biases.
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