Liberal Arts Grads Face Mixed Hiring Prospects Across Tech Firms
The piece surveys aerospace electronics and IT employers about liberal arts graduates. It quotes Douglas Aircraft Lockheed North American Aviation Litton IBM and Minnesota Mining on how math skills additional education and administrative ability affect hiring and advancement for BA holders in a space-age job market.
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John T. Cunniff
NEW York
Douglas Aircraft Co
Lockheed Aircraft
North American Aviation
Minnesota Mining & Manufacturing Co
Litton Industries
Romney Confidence and a Wide Political Reach
Detroit AP profile of George Romney, 54, leader in American Motors and Mormon Church, who balances running AMC and Kelvinator with civic groups Citizens for Michigan and interest in a possible bid for Michigan governor. He emphasizes confidence, faith, flexible politics, and reform ideas against concentrated power. He criticizes federaloverreach and calls for state constitutional modernization.
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American Motors
Ramblers
Kelvinator
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints
North Carolina Becomes New U S Furniture Capital
The High Point corridor fuels a furniture boom as NC houses a large share of U S wood dining and upholstered furniture production. Kennedy bought a rocker from Asheboro. 1958 census shows NC leads in dining and substantial shares in bedroom and upholstered wood furniture. The industry grew from 1880s factories to a modern network spanning High Point and Furniture Highway towns.
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High Point N.C
North Carolina
South
James T. Ryan
Southern Furniture Manufacturers Association
High Point
Virginia
Tennessee
South Carolina
Commerce Tepartment
Kennedy
Asheboro
California
State Employment Security Commission
High Point Exposition
Thomasville
Lexington
Lenoir
Drexel
Hickory
Winston - Salem
Stocks with 10 years of rising dividend payouts
Investor inquiry seeks stocks that have increased their dividends every year for a decade. The requester also mentions a coupon offer promising a free copy by mail. Interpret as a market research note rather than a funded financial recommendation.
Multi Car Trend Shifts From Type To Quantity
Detroit AP notes auto executives and surveys show ownership now hinges on number of cars rather than model. Builders pursue multi car garages. estimates project 600000 more three or more car families in 1962. Universal C L T Credit VP says economy and wages will spur second car demand. many households rely on wives stranded at home without a car.
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Detroit
New York
Charles R. O'Donnell
Figures Released Show Jump in Multicar Families in 1961
Figures released by the Automobile Manufacturers Association indicate 1961 saw 400000 more multicar families, with 300000 adding a second car and 100000 reaching three or more. The peak period was 1957 when 1159000 added cars, reducing single-car households by 650000. The largest gain occurred in 1960 with 1250000 new car-owning families.
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The
Automobile Manufactures Association
New Budget Tools And Gadgets For Homes And Businesses
A slide rule budget aid for households and hotels shows expenses against Federal Reserve district averages with a home manager kit in a zipper case. Also-listed items include a telephone antiseptic guard to fit over mouthpieces and a Ramset powder tool named Pow R Set for concrete work. General Mills plans a breakfast cereal Total Therm with 100 percent daily value and Selective Prize certificates offer rewards, with tests in Philadelphia and Cincinnati.
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Federal Reserve Board
Savings Specialties Co
Chicago
Olin Mathieson
United States
Selective Gift Institute
Lansdowne
General Mills
Philadelphia
Cincinnati
Hall Receives Top Salesman Award in Local Prudential
Bob Hall of 3801 Carmody Place received Prudential Insurance Co for top salesman of the year in the Middletown Hamilton Miamisburg area. Hall, with Prudential 18 months, was presented the award by District Manager George Kuhn.
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Bob Hall
Carmody Place
Prudential Insurance Co
Middletown - Hamilton
Miamisburg
Hall
Prudential
George Kuhn
Dayton NA A Valentine Dance at Wampler's Back Door
Dayton chapter of the National Association of Accountants will hold its annual Valentine Dance at Wampler's "Back Door" on Friday.
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Dayton
National Association of Accountan’s
Wampler's
First National Bank Re-Elects Officers and Directors
E W Barker and Calvin Verity were re elected to officer and board roles at First National Bank with Barker as president and trust officer and Verity as board chairman. Other re elected officers include Earl Barnhart and Robert M L an as vice presidents Carl S Nicklas as vice president and cashier Kirk Strodtbeck auditor Robert Mitzel and Charles B Palmer as assistant vice presidents and Robert Crooke as assistant to the cashier. Assistant cashiers named again include Gerald Cottongim James L Creech Paul F Curry Richard Dell Dale F Foreman G Carlton Hill Jr Gerald Huntsberger Thomas V Lefferson Dwight Neill and Boyd A Smith. Directors named were R O Brosius Fred D Danford Edward N Cohn D G Driscoll Colin Gardner R S Gruever George J Kuehnle Jr John A Lawler C William Verity Jr and C E Yost. A dividend of one share for every 33 held was voted, raising capital to 1,700,000 dollars. Verity noted upcoming changes: new trust and travel dept quarters and fully automatic elevators in the seven story building.
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E. W. Barker
Calvin Verity
First National Bank
Barker
Verity
Earl Barnhart
Robert Q. Mlan
Carl S. Nicklas
Kirk Strodtbeck
Robert Mitzel
Charles B. Palmer
Robert B. Crooke
R. 0. Brosius
Fred D. Danford
Edward N. Cohn
D. G. Driscoll
Colin Gardner
R. S. Gruever
George J. Kuehnle Jr
John A. Lawler
C. William Verity Jr
C. E. Yost
Trust Department
Byrd Re-Elected By Lau Blower
Tom Byrd of Middletown was re elected president of the Lau Blower Co board at the annual stockholders meeting in Dayton. He told shareholders that Lau expects improved earnings in 1962 if current labor and material costs stay steady and if 1961 operating efficiencies are maintained. He said the financial condition and balance sheet show Lau to be sound.
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Tom Byrd
Middletown
Lau Blower Co
Dayton
Lau
First living person photograph taken in 1839
A 1839 daguerreotype marked the first photograph of a living person showing a Parisian gentleman receiving a shoeshine at a street stand.
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Daguerre
Car ownership in US households shifts over seven years
Recent studies show 40.7 million of 53.7 million US households own at least one car, with 6.65 million owning two and 750000 three or more. Seven years ago 34.3 million owned one, 3.74 million two, 411000 more than two, while 12.7 million had no car then and 13 million lack one today.
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Litton
International Business Machines Corp
United States
IBM
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George Romney
Bloomfield Hills
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New U.S. Furniture Capital
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North Carolina State College
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Southern Furniture Exposition
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Intelligent
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Canton
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Cleveland
Youngstown
Dale Nash
New York Stock Exchange
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O'Donnell
Universal C.L.T. Credit Corp
Alor
Reliance
Long Island
Tag the
Rockville Centre
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Manchester
William Lithgo
Manchester Machine Co
Gex
Byrd
Lau Blower
Federal Savings & Loan
Middletown, Ohio
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Ladd
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