Industrial Center Seen Boon to New and Economic Life
The Greater Burlington area advances industrial growth with six sites, private financing, and a planned industrial park. Trott praises local initiative, noting Quebec and New England markets while Vermont positions as an East Coast suburb. Cynosure, Inc. built the center as a catalyst for attracting new industry.
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Rial Center
Ising
Trott
Quebec
New England
Middle Atlantic
U. S
Flanders
Burlington
Canada
United States
Industrial Council
Cynosure, Inc
Your Name in the Paper Prompts Local Ad Duty
The American Bankers magazine urges business owners to ensure their name and address appear in local newspapers. It argues a two line space can inform readers what business is present in town while highlighting the advertiser’s role. The piece ends with a call to donate to the Red Cross.
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American Bankers Magazine
Census expands survey to 35 000 households nationwide
A larger Current Population Survey expands to about 35 000 interviewed households in 330 areas, including most of the prior 21 000 households in 230 areas. The aim is more precise national totals and detailed breakdowns by age occupation hours worked and unemployment duration while keeping data confidential and for statistical use only. A Census Bureau representative will collect locally during the week of June 17.
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U S. Census Bureau
Joseph F. Downey
Census Bureau
Boston
Massachusetts
Foremen Needed for Federal Prison Industries Posts
The Federal Prison Industries seeks industrial foremen with supervisory or teaching experience in broom making wood products mens clothing and shoes printing typing repair and machine work. Positions available at federal prisons nationwide start salaries 4080 to 4970. Apply via Mr John C Abatsis Marlboro Mass or the U S Civil Service Commission Washington DC announcing No 9 14 1 56.
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Federal Prison Industries Inc
Department of Justice
United States
John C. Abatsis
Marlboro
Be a Landscape Artist With Your Camera
John Van Guilder advises casual photographers on landscape composition. He urges simplicity, careful horizon placement, and using foreground elements to add depth, suggesting small scenic subjects can be powerful.
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John van Guilder
New 1956 Steel Output Forecast Seen As Record
Steel Magazine predicts a 1956 steel output of at least 122 million tons despite threats of a nationwide strike and a predicted third quarter dip in mill operations. National production held near 96.5 for four weeks. weekly output averages about 2.375 million net tons, with demand remaining strong for heavy products. Summer slowdown expected due to seasonal factors and possible price shifts or strike actions.
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Cleveland
Ohio
Steel Magazine
Birmingham
Wil
Couple Married 82 Years In Memphis Union
Ned and Rose Kearney of Memphis have been married at least 82 years their wedding date lost to memory. He, 103, says they wed in Sardis Mississippi after the Civil War era. He recalls being born in North Carolina in 1852 and came to Memphis with a trainload of slaves for General Nathan Bedford Forrest. He owns a burial suit and remains active though his wife needs help to walk.
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Memphis
Tenn
Ned
Rose Kearney
Kearney
Sardis
Miss
Fourth Quarter Steel Operations to Surge
The report warns that summer production will stay restrained while a sharp rise in steel operations is anticipated in the fourth quarter, signaling a tightening market and higher activity as demand returns.
Odd Fellows Conclave Heads to Boston Arena
More than five thousand Odd Fellows and Rebekahs will gather in Boston on June 29 and 30 for the Northeast Odd Fellows Association first annual conclave at the Boston Arena. A banquet Friday will invite New England governors and provincial premiers including attendees from Quebec and Maritime Provinces.
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Boston
Odd Fellows
Virginia
A. Naomi Cooper
International Association Ladies Auxiliaries Patrarichs Militant
District of Columbia
Pencay
New Hampshire
Maine
Connecticut
Rhode Island
Vermont
Massachusetts
Quebec
Maritime Provinces
Hartford to end tow-away plan as merchants cheer
Hartford plans to remove about 90 percent of tow signs next week after merchants and motorists said the program backfired and drove shoppers to suburban centers. City manager Carleton Sharpe said violators face up to 100 dollar fines, with a 5 dollar towing fee plus a 1 dollar reclaim charge.
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Hartford
Conn
Suburan
Carleton Sharpe
Sharpe
Working Wives Reported To Be Happiest Group
Dr Mary M Henry a San Antonio physician told the Chicago convention of the American Medical Women's Association that women who work outside the home show fewer unhappy and dissatisfied traits than full time homemakers. She urged balanced roles with support at home and noted working mothers can broaden a child’s interests and independence.
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Chicago
Mary M. Henry
San Antonio
Tex
Dr. Henry
American Medical Women’s Association
Massachusetts Warns of Vacation Highway Hazard
A Massachusetts safety statement notes 950000 students will leave schools for summer, while 80,000 more vehicles join the roads. With 2 million licensed operators and record miles driven, officials warn of increased crash risk. Parents urged closer supervision and motorists to slow down to protect children.
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Massachusetts
Commonwealth
Massachusetts Highway Safety Committee
Waterbury Concrete Co Fined For Truck Overload
Beacon Falls Conn UP says Waterbury Ready Mixed Concrete Co was fined 80 for overloading a truck after being convicted by scales it helped construct. The verdict follows a case where the firm aided in building the weighing system used to judge the load.
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Beacon Falls, Conn
Waterbury Ready Mixed Concrete Co
Scales
Army Has Fiscal Puzzle Who Mailed the $1007
Fort Benjamin Harrison Indiana reports a former soldier mailed a hundred dollar bill from Lutcher Louisiana. The note claims the money paid as an overpayment for service in the Armed Forces. The funds sit 60 days in suspense awaiting sender ID, then go to the U S Treasury conscience fund. If the veteran was indeed overpaid he may receive a dunning notice from Finance Center auditors.
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Fort Benjamin Harrison
Ind
Army Finance Center
Lutcher
U. S Treasury
Dateteen
Finance Center
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