No Drawback Seen to '49 Expansion
Washington NEA service reports broad support among major U S corporations for 1949 expansion despite election fears. Executives from General Electric, Standard Oil of New Jersey, U S Steel, Aluminum Company of America, Eastman Kodak, du Pont and Pacific Gas and Electric say plans remain on track, with expansions financed and not canceled by political conditions.
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NFEA
Congress
America
NEA Service
General Electric
U.S. Steel
Standard Oil
New Jersey
du Pont
General Foods
Kaiser Companies
FE. Wilson
F. W. Abrams
Standard Oil of
Irving S. Olds
U. S. Steel
Roy A. Hunt
Aluminum Company of America
M. B. Folsom
Eastman Kodak
Kodak
du Font Company
James B. Black
Pacific Gas and Electric
Pacific Gas and Electric Fs
Keystone Krother Klub Hosts January Dinner at Page Home
Last Sunday the Keystone Krother Klub held its annual January dinner at the new Page residence. Guests included Mr and Mrs Paul Gabriel and two children, Mr and Mrs On M Harris, Col. Willismseoe and spouse, Walter Gerstenberser and daughter Sylvia, J Harwards and son Harold, Mr and Mrs ES Forsythe, Paul Vraizer and two daughters, Jerry Harris and son Jimny, and a guest Mrs Page. A February Valentine party is planned at Mrs Paul Presser’s home on Tuesday afternoon February 7. Mr and Mrs Frashk hosted a dinner party with Mr and Mrs Page. July evening was at their home in Wellville. Mr and Mrs Al Colman with children and Mr and Mrs Harold Morley with children spent Sunday evening with Mr and Mrs Paul Frasser and daughters.
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Keystone Krother Klub
Frank Page
Paul Gabriel
On. M. Harris
Col. Willismseoe
Walter Gerstenberser
Sylvia
Mite
U J. Harwards
Harold
ES. Forsythe
Paul Vraizer
Jerry Harris
Jimny
Page
EL Robinson
Paul Presser
VS. Couch
Sarah Burnell
Frashk
T. R. Ford
Welleville
al Colman
Harold Morely
Paul Frasser
Postwar expansions drive corporate capital plans across U.S.
Industry leaders including American Locomotive Sun Oil and Kaiser outline 1949 expansion and maintenance programs. Executives cite conditions and policy, with Kaiser committing 35.5 million for Fontana steel plant and other firms moving ahead on postwar modernization and facility upgrades.
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Robert B. McColl
American Locomotive
Schenectady
Clarence Frager
General Foots
K. CG. Dantep
Sun Oi
John Holmes
Swift &Compane
Swift
John D. Biggers
Libbey Owens-Ford Glass
W. O'Neill
General Tire Co
William L. Ratt
S-K-F Industries
Henry J. Kaiser
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