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Newspaper
Concord Enterprise
Location
Concord, Massachusetts, United States of America
Date
Nov 07, 1957
Page
16
Raymond H Abri es, chairman of the New England Council, says the group will take public action on economic policy. Policy statements were approved to guide support for tax relief for small business, agriculture, highways, and travel as New England blends agribusiness with industry.
The region boosts new plants and expanding industries as F W Dodge data show August construction contracts at 161.8 million dollars, heavy engineering 89 million, and New Englanders hold vast assets. A New York Stock Exchange survey finds one in ten New Englanders owns stock, higher than the national average, reflecting rising earnings, savings, and spending across the region and a call to press advantages and maintain faith in the future.
In South Bend Indiana a man faced a run in with the law after driving through the business district. He allegedly dropped a fine, landed several bass, and incurred a total penalty of 29.
Ea UP Peass Correspondent quotes marketing expert Thursh predicting a shift to rental consumption as ownership declines. He cites rising automobile rental, fleet leasing by firms, and savings on purchase price finance and maintenance. He says most will rent cars and major appliances, broadening affordable living and reducing ownership fetish.
A discussion notes that modern carpets may incorporate wool from Argentina New Zealand Iran India Scotland and North Africa. The text argues these diverse sources can offer superior wear compared with U S sheep wool.
Concord hosts four Christmas Open House meetings organized by the Middlesex County Extension Service. Demonstrations include jelly apples Santa ice cream cone cornucopia and tree ornaments. Mrs. Barbara West and Mrs. Lois Aldrich led a 15 member planning session in Concord.
Jefferson Maine 76 year old Henry Cunningham still farms his 60 acres unassisted and says he lives alone because he enjoys it.
Final opportunity to view these exhibits will be at Town Hall Pepperell on November 21. The public is cordially invited.
Report notes speakers including George Brows Vit Miles St High School and Hal Guffey of Students Inc as they discuss possible dollar plans. Critics warn of a demand for 40 pure reparations and cite U S Department studies on non vaccination effects.
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