Brown-Singer Signals Recovery For 1969 Fabrication Firm
Raymond W. Brown, head of Brown-Singer Co., says 1969 looks solid with orders into September and steady work through May. He notes a past downturn in late 1967 and early 1968 due to capital cutbacks, but expects a return to normal operation as machinery firms invest again and his shop expands capabilities for the paper and other industries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Todhunter
Sorg
Crystal Tissue Co
Brown
Nixon
Library Expands Resources For Businessmen
Middletown Public Library expands business services with new books and reference aids. Resources include local city directories, telephone directories, Thomas Register, Encyclopedia of Associations, Moody's and Standard and Poor's guides, loose-leaf services, tax guides, and current periodicals for on site use.
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Arthur M. Wolman
Middletown Public Librarian
Wolman
Public Library
Middletown
Middletown Public Library
Hamilton City
Thomas Register
Encyclopedia of Associations
Handbook of Business Administration
Ohio
Moody’s
Standard and Poor's
Elane Humphreys
Nicki Hart Burger
Phyllis Bartley
Harvard Business School
Chase-Manhattan Bank
Department of Agriculture
Federal Aviation Agency
Gulf Oil Co
Driving Tips For Winter Road Safety From Ray M Taylor
Ray M Taylor of Butler County Auto Club offers winter driving guidance. He recommends testing tire grip on ice by careful acceleration and braking, increasing stopping distance, pumping brakes, ensuring deep tread and appropriate tires, using tire chains in severe conditions, and maintaining visibility with wipers, defroster and lights. Drive at speeds matched to road conditions and steer into a skid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ray M. Taylor
Butler County Auto Club
Ohio
Licensed Vehicles On Increase In Ohio Nine Months
Ohio motor vehicle registrations for the first nine months of the 1968 year totaled 6,055,324 with license revenues of 101,867,598. The gain includes 257,042 more vehicles and 4,565,602 more in fees than the prior year. November revenues suggest total fees may reach about 103 million by March. Passenger cars 4,651,487. house trailers 97,994. motorcycles 120,426. farm trucks 144,522. registered trucks 386,959. truck trailers down to 272,301.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio
Roger Cloud
Cloud
Ohio Bell Year Reflects Growth Pace In 1968
Commercial manager Leonard Hart recapped Ohio Bell activities in Middletown and Franklin showing a hectic pace of change. The 1968 construction budget centered on 520 000 dollars to move lines and install new equipment with 177 000 dollars for new lines, plus 203 000 dollars for backup gear and maintenance. Hart said the company will spend over 1.6 billion dollars in the next decade to construct and modernize, forecasting a dawn of a new era with space age tech and underground cables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ohio Bell
Leonard Hart
Middletown
Franklin
Hart
Bell Laboratories
Bachelor Degrees Growing Across the Nation
Washington report notes the Stay in School effort boosts degrees from 1966 to 1974. About 6.5 million bachelor degrees expected, up 71 percent. openings for graduates near 6 million. Masters and doctorates double, doctors and engineers in short supply, teaching surplus for women.
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Washington, D. C
Finance Facts
National Consumer Finance Association
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Raymond W. Brown
Rotary
Brown-Singer Co
D'Gester
Brown Singer
Ray Brown
Sorg Paper Co
Bohman
Barron’s
Forbes
Labor Review
Nation’s Business
Fred R. Lazarus Jr
Shillito
Joseph B. Hall
Kroger Company
Alan A. McLean MD
Center For Occupational Mental Health
National Association of Manufacturers
Paul D. Leedy
Handbook of Business Letters
L. &. Frailey
Chambers of Commerce
Montgomery Ward
Swift and Company
Papermakers In
America
Wrenn Papers
Technical Papers Division
The
Mead Corporation
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