Logan Long plans jobs and river cleanup in Franklin
In Franklin 1968 plans for Logan Long Co include expanded employment and sales plus participation in Great Miami River cleanup. Plant manager Don Brown says 155 workers now, with 30 more to hire and a second shift for roofing mill. Company runs two Franklin plants and exports to Chicago Tuscaloosa Fulton and others.
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James E. Hutchison
Cincinnati
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Rt. 73
Cincinnati - Dayton Road
Logan Long
Chicago
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Tuscaloosa
Ala
Fulton
N. Y
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Earuy
Ohio
Nion Control Board
Logan - Long
Cincinnati - Dayton
Fred
Wolper
Textile Industry Forecasts 1968 Recovery From 1967 Decline
Frederick B. Dent, president of the American Textile Manufacturers Institute, predicts 1968 gains after 1967 declines in earnings, sales, and production. He cites economic uncertainty, import restraint debates, rising costs, and higher cotton prices as factors. early 1968 profits may average below three percent for the year, with sales down about half a billion dollars from 1966.
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Hutchison
Logan Long
U.S
Charlotte
N.C
America
Central Trade Organization
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Frederick B. Dent
American Textile Manufacturers Institute
Mayfair Mills
Arcadia
S. C
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