Two Key Appointments at Madent Coolidge Corp
R H Coolidge announces the appointments of John W Dalzell of Cincinnati as director of personnel and public relations and Frank L Wright of Charlotte as director of engineering and research. Wright brings metallurgy and bearing manufacturing experience. Dalzell has been active in industrial relations and local civic groups in Cincinnati and Middletown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Coolidge Corp
R. H. Coolidge
John W Dalzell
Cincinnati
Frank L. Wright
Charlotte
Wright
Norma Hoffmann Pearings Corp
Stamford
SKF Industries
Philadelphia
Standard Steel and Bearings Co
Midvale Steel Co
Miami Valley
Coolidge
Crackett Co
The
Public Health Federation
Seventh Presbyterian Church
Cincinnatus Assn
Cincinnati Personnel Assn
Middletown
Middletown Industrial Council
Middletown Safety Council
Middletown Personnel Assn
Tom Baird Joins Aetna Insurance Group in Middletown
Tom Baird Jr has been appointed agent for the Aetna Casulty and Surety Co Hartford and its affiliates including Aetna Life and Standard Fire. The appointment is effective immediately with licensing approved by the Ohio Superintendent. Baird, a 14 year veteran broker at 937 Central Ave, also represents other mutual and stock insurers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tom Baird Jr
Aetna Casualty & Surety Co
Hartford
Baird
Aetna Group
Middletown
William T. Snider
D. W. Snider & Son
Central Ave
Ayres Plans Rotary Talk In Raleigh Tomorrow
Armco pension and insurance chief Joe Ayres will speak to the Raleigh Rotary Club on Human Relations in Business. He cites 30 years handling Armco family security for 35 000 workers and will also address Armco Drainage and Metal Products plant staff in Raleigh.
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Joe Ayres
Armco
Raleigh, N. C
Ayres
Raleigh
Cashier Croake to Attend Wisconsin Banking School
Robert B. Croake assistant cashier of the First National Bank will spend two weeks at the University of Wisconsin Madison for the School of Banking. The program requires two weeks residency yearly for three years to earn a graduation certificate. The Central States Conference sponsors the school with about 1100 bankers from 40 states attending this year.
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Robert B. Croake
First National Bank
School of Banking
University of Wisconsin
Madison
Croake
Central States Conference
Midwestern
Club Manager Dies at Mount Vernon Country Club
George W. Campbell aged 64 the manager of the Mount Vernon Country Club died here Friday.
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Mount Vernon
Ohio
George W. Campbell
Mount Vernon Country Club
It’s Your Money Divorced Man Urged To Remarry
A 65 year old man asks if his 74 year old divorced wife can get Social Security on his death and whether remarriage would help. The column notes the divorced wife would only get a burial lump sum and, after remarriage, widow benefits may start after one year and could be about 81.40 monthly if living together at death. It also covers obtaining wage statements and tax questions for Social Security.
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D. B. Gallagher
L. M
Social Security Office
Baltimore
Social Security Administration
World Bank
Inflation Threat and Suggested Controls by Roger Babson
Babson argues inflation stems from wage pressure and easy monetary policy. He advocates credit restriction and tighter government controls, warns of rapid shifts if confidence wanes, and notes June July production, employment, and earnings trends. He urges debt reduction, automation, and bank deposits amid uncertain markets. He warns of potential fallout or war impacting the economy.
30 Day Strike Nears End at Mansfield Plant
A month-long strike at the Dominion Electric Corp. plant in Mansfield appears nearly over as Local 1405 Machinists Union voted to accept the company contract offer. Only one union at the plant remains to reach agreement with the company.
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Mansfield
Ohio
Dominion Electric Corp
World Bank touts perfect repayment record and profits
United Nations New York World Bank officials celebrate a decade of operations showing 254 million in profit, 166 loans totaling over 3 billion dollars across 44 countries with no borrower default. President Eugene R Black defends lending practices while emphasizing private investment and prudent risk.
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Mark Emond
United Nations
N. Y
World Bank
International Bank For Reconstruction and Development
Yugoslavia
Soviet Union
Eugene R. Black
Atlanta
Black
Britain
Federation of
Rhodesia
Nyasaland
Africa
U. N. Economic and Social Council
United States
Peru
Study Into Coal Uses Is Advised
A 15 month congressional committee report on the sick coal industry calls for expanded research and a government commission to seek new coal uses and tax changes to aid the industry. It notes economic ills widespread mine shutdowns and high unemployment but says coal reserves could last centuries and calls for a national priority. The panel chaired by Rep Edmondson held hearings in Washington Ebensburg Wilkes Bounda areas and other cities.
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Washington
Edmondson
D-Okla
Rep
Saylor
R-Pa
Special Committee On
Ebensburg
Wilkes-Barre
Abingdon
Henrietta
Okla
Pueblo
Colo
Auto industry forecast for 1957 production totals
Ward's Automotive Reports projects U S car production at 6,244,700 for 1957 barring strikes or parts shortages. Ford Division expected to lead with about 1,550,000 units. Ford Motor Co would account for 31.5 percent of output, Chrysler 20.5 percent, GM 44.8 percent, and American Motors and Studebaker-Packard 3.2 percent.
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Detroit
Ward
U. S
Ford Division
Chevrolet
Ford Motor
Chrysler
General Motors
American Motors
Studebaker-Packard
Sam Ingwersen Opens Offices in Columbus
Samuel E. Ingwersen, architect, announces the opening of his architectural office at 655 N Cassady Ave in Columbus. He previously worked with Dan A Carmichael and holds BA and MA degrees in architecture from Miami University and Cowell University respectively. He lives at 262 N Cassingham Rd with his wife and three sons.
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Samuel E. Ingwersen
N. Cassady Ave
Columbus
Ingwersen
Dan A. Carmichael
Miami University
Cowell University
Middletown
N. Cassingham Rd
Two Car Crash Claims Life Of Ohio Man
Charles R. Hayes, 21, of Birmingham Ohio, died Friday night in a two car collision on Ohio 113 about a mile west of South Amherst Lorain County authorities reported.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lorain
Ohio
Charles R. Hayes
Birmingham
Ohio 113
South Amherst
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Dalzell
Frank Wright
John Dalzell
Tom Baird
Aetna Insurance
Rotary Talk
A. S
District Director of Internal Revenue
Roger Babson
Babson Park
Russia
Supreme Court
Justice Holmes
Medical Mirror
Science Editors
P.O. Box
Madison Square Station
New York
CF TT
Tete Pharmacies
Ernest Post
Black Clawson Co
Harry W. Martin
Shartle
Specialized
Lewis Drugs
Bank
Chile
Finland
Netherlands
Orate Euehe
Sam Ingwersen
N. Main
Service
Eenes S
Ladd
Manchester
New York Stock Exchange
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