Industrial expansion and research projects across New England
A New England Council report highlights a wave of investments and growth. Allied Stores plans 900000 square feet of space in a 108 acre site, with expansions in Maine and England. A Harvard MIT atom smasher project in Cambridge costs 65 million dollars, funded by the Atomic Energy Commission, aiming to reveal matter’s basic structure and train nuclear scientists. Providence Junior Chamber plans a 30000 to 40000 square foot plant to anchor an industrial park in Providence. Consolidated Diesel Electric Corp expands Stamford facilities by about 20000 square feet for production and engineering.
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T-Harvard
Atomic Energy Commission
New England Council
Providence Junior Chamber of Commerce
Junior Chamber Committee
Connecticut
Consolidated Diesel Electric Corp
Stamford
Norman I. Schaffer
Furniture Makers Offer Baroque Set for Special Events
Catalog notes Sheraton settees cob hutches and cap pieces for parties and occasions. Features include elegant top pieces and coordinated furniture suitable for formal rooms and gatherings.
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Sheraton
Special Hours At Marlboro Employment Office Prolonged
Marlboro State Employment Office will keep special hours on Wednesday evenings from 6 to 9 and Saturdays 7 30 to 12 30 as long as needed. Office manager William H Finn says many applicants found work during these hours and the arrangement will continue to aid both employers and workers. Regular hours remain 8 30 to 5 daily on weekdays.
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Marlboro
William H. Finn
Marlboro State
Grandmothers Gather for Barlow Family Reunion
In Spokane a Burke Barlow home hosted James Brent Barlow aged 2 meeting six grandmothers. Grandmothers listed include Mrs Harold Berthelson Spokane and Mrs Fred Barlow Denver. great grandmothers Mrs Clara Berthelson Myrtle Williams Spokane Mrs Robert Scott Woodburn Ore and Mrs Sylvia Allen Wenatchee Wash.
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Spokane, Wash
Burke Barlow
James Brent Barlow
Harold Berthelson
Spokane
Fred Barlow
Denver
Clara Berthelson
Myrtle Williams
Robert Scott
Woodburn
Ore
Sylvia Allen
Wenatchee
Wash
Vermont Firm Introduces Heat Rods For Roasts
Vermont firm W. S. Stearns Co. of Arlington unveils Hot-Rods a set of 12 metal skewers designed to speed roasting by about 40 percent. The device pushes into roasts to spread heat for juicier, more tender meat.
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Vermont
W. S. Stearns Co
Arlington
Every Family Needs Its Own Cinematographer
A new under $30 movie camera makes home color film easy for all family members. The device is simple to operate with a preset lens, wind motor, and a front guide to choose settings, capturing birthdays weddings graduations holidays and daily moments for lasting memories.
How to Settle an Insurance Claim Effectively
Instructions from Changing Times editors outline filing promptly, reading policies, detailing events, listing damages, and gathering ownership proofs. If unsatisfied, seek new estimates, public adjuster help, or referee appraisal to press for due benefits while avoiding signing releases.
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Changing Times
Kiplinger
The Day Bait Co. Largest Live Bait Packet in U S
The Day Bait Company of Port Huron Michigan is described as the largest packet of live bait in the United States.
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The
Day Bait Co
Port Huron, Mich
United States
Worcester milk shed sees April production rise
April daily milk production in the Worcester area increased by about 2 percent from March and over 5 percent from April last year. Receipts at Worcester poor plants topped 10.7 million pounds. Massachusetts prices paid for 3.7 percent milk averaged 4.90 per hundredweight with Vermont at 3.935. Class I sales fell about 3 percent from March while blending prices are up 4 cents from last year. butterfat differential stands at 7.2 cents per hundredweight per test point.
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Worcester
Robert W. Cherry
Cherry
Massachusetts
Vermont
South
Royalton
Cronin Warns On Delegates Schedule For 1954 Conventions
Secretary of State Edward J. Cronin issued a warning about organizing ward and town committees and nominating delegates to pre primary conventions. Elections must elect officers by May 25 and reports reach the clerk and State Committee by June 5. Delegates are limited to one per ward with one more per 1000 votes cast for the governor candidate.
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Secreta
Edward J. Cronin
Cronin
State Committee
Milk prices affecting dairy ration purchases in April
The city reports that 123 pounds of dairy ration could be purchased with 3.7 percent milk delivered to city plants in April, compared with 117 pounds for the same milk quality a year earlier.
Deer statue prompt prompts Humane Society apology
Donald F. LaRussa of Windsor Locks said a worker for the Connecticut Humane Society apologized after reporting the deer tied outside his store all night. The deer is a metal statue.
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Windsor Locks
Conn
Donald F.larussa
The
Connecticut Humane Society
Milwaukee man uses bed as radio antenna
Mitch Brower, a hi fi fan, found his new FM portable antenna picks up distant stations best when laid on his bed. He spreads it across the bed and sleeps on the floor to listen to music on the radio.
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Milwaukee
Mitch Brower
Brower
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