Project Drawn By Paper Mill
Hoberg Paper Mills of Green Bay plans a 1.25 million dollar plant to dispose of sulphite liquors. J M Conway says full scale operation needed before progress on pollution, with plans to start equipment orders once authorized by the state pollution committee. This follows Northern Paper Mills’ announced 1.5 million dollar plant from December 15.
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Green Bay
Wis
Hoberg Paper Mills
Madison
State Water Pollution Committee
Wisconsin
J. M. Conway
Hoberg Presient
Conway
Hoberg
Northern Paper Mills
Extend Scout Project The Arm of Liberty Program Prolonged
The national Strengthen the Arm of Liberty Boy Scout program, originally due to end this month, is extended for one year per Gateway council executive B W Ingli. He says the aim is to improve leadership and programs and boost membership. Locally the effort will consolidate gains from this year with a three year plan for 1952 to build ranks among World War II baby boomers. A series of potluck suppers is planned in January to start the 1951 program.
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B. W. Ingli
Gateway Council
Boy Scout Executive
Ingli
Thompson seeks extension to beyond retirement age
The Wisconsin state highway commission asks the state retirement fund trustees to extend employment for Charles Thompson, assistant secretary, beyond the 65 retirement age. Thompson, a St. Croix county native, has served in state work nearly 40 years.
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Madison
Wis
State Highway Commission
State Retirement Fund
Charles Thompson
Commission
St. Croix County
Thompson
McGraw man named to head $350 million Paducah AEC project
Chicago vice-president Donald W. Neville of F H McGraw and Co is chosen to lead the new atomic energy commission construction project at Paducah Kentucky. Paul F. Pape and Hinman Root of New York will serve as project engineer and chief of purchases while A A Persson, Chicago, becomes project manager. The AEC contract, the largest single construction award, covers nearly 10 000 workers for over two years. Pape assisted on the Lincoln tunnel and New York Daily News building projects and Oak Ridge work. Root has worked on the McGraw-Hill building and Park Avenue apartments.
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New York
Donald W. Neville
Chicago
F. H. McGraw and Co
Atomic Energy Commission
Paducah
Paul F. Pape
Hinman Root
A. A. Persson
McGraw
AEC
Pape
Lincoln Tunnel
New York Daily News
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Root
Prayer For Peace Plan By New Malayan Temple
A five day world peace prayer event is being organized by a newly established Chinese Buddhist temple in Jalan Bendahara Ipoh Malaya inviting local residents to participate in the spiritual observance across five days.
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Ipoh
Malaya
Jalan Bendahara
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