Black-Clawson Announces First Profit Sharing Totals
Black Clawson Company reports its first year profit sharing totals 220966.54 set aside for 799 participants from Shartle Brothers Machine Co Keuthan Foundry Hamilton Dilts Machine Works Fulton N Y and others. Average credit per account around 275 with maximum per contributor 58. The plan allows full time employees to join after two years of service with eligibility rules and contribution limits. Advisory committee includes four employee and four management members chaired by the company chairman.
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Black- Clawson Company
Shartle Brothers Machine Company
Keuthan Foundry
Black-Clawson
Hamilton
Dilts Machine Works
Fulton
N. Y
H. D. Martindale
Black-Clawson Board
Black-Clawson Company
Martindale
Russell Schwall
Ralph Baldwin
Robert Burns
C. R. Crawford
Black Clawson Company
Doris Strait
Shartles
Leo Eggleston
Keuthan
Murray
Postal Receipts Here Decline Despite Eversharp Removal
Postmaster Hilbert H. Martin reports 1951 postal receipts fell despite Eversharp withdrawal. Local office posted a $20,434 decrease vs 1950’s $422,812 in receipts. 1951 totals reached $402,378 with a paper increase of about $2,700 from other sources. Money orders rose to $1,325,924, up about $76,000, while fees gained roughly $250. deposits and payouts at Postal Savings Bank fell sharply, about $15,000 each.
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Eversharp Corporation
Middletown
Eversharp
Postal Saving Bank
Postal Savings Bank
Hilbert H. Martin
Sulphur Use in North American Pulp Paper Industry
The United States and Canada collectively consume about 700000 tons of sulphur annually to aid pulp and paper production. This large usage underscores the sector's reliance on sulphur for bleaching and processing, reflecting industrial demand and regional supply dynamics.
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United States
Canada
Joy Hopes Communists Show Good Faith At Armistice Talks
Tokyo report quotes Vice Adm. C Turner Joy expressing continued hope that the Communists will eventually demonstrate good faith at the Korean armistice talks. Joy says he cannot be pessimistic or optimistic, fearing closeness to either stance would hamper his usefulness as senior UN delegate amid ongoing intranSigence. He notes progress appears unlikely and stresses patience as he and Gen Ridgway press for a working demonstration of good faith.
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Robert Eunson
Tokyo
Adm
C. Turner Joy
United Nations
Jovy
Matthew B. Ridgway
United Nations Command
County Demos Meet Sunday
Butler County Democratic groups plan a Sunday 2:30 p.m. meeting led by Greg Holbrook to discuss national convention plans and delegate selection. Candidates for local and district offices will be introduced, with no formal endorsements. Central Committee vacancies to be filled in May primary.
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Butler County
Greg Holbrook
Dead Man's Dog Receives $30 Monthly Inheritance
In Martinez California Judge Harold Jacoby approves a $30 monthly allowance for Bobby a mongrel declared the rightful heir of Armenian immigrant Garabed H Chilengirian who died at 75 without a will in Pinole. County officials could not locate any relatives and the dog is described as the true loyal friend of his master leaving $41 978.
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Martinez
Calif
Harold Jacoby
Bobby
Jacoby
Garabed H. Chilengirian
Pinole
Chilengirian
Hercules Powder Co
Contra Costa County
Break the laxative habit with Carter's Little Liver Pills
Five New York doctors endorse a plan to stop laxative use by starting with two pills at night for a week then tapering. The ad claims eighty three percent success and says the product unblocks the system naturally. It warns the pills do not form a habit and sells for 87 cents at drugstores.
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New York
Carter
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Carjax
Joy
County Demos
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Ing
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H. M. Hensley
Ruth Hensley R. N
Burlington
Pom Paterson
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