Saiki NEM St John Named Campaign Manager for Monagan
William J. St John of Waterbury, a veteran of the U S Army with service in the South Pacific China Burma and India and holder of five battle stars, is appointed campaign chairman for Democrat John Monagan in the Fifth Congressional District. St John praises Monagan and calls for Democratic representation in Congress while criticizing the National Republican Party amid economic crises.
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Join Monagan
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Burma
India
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National Republican Party
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Dem Lines Up Monagan for Congress in 1953 Race
A Fraser District political push backs John Monagan as the likely congressman candidate. The campaign emphasizes strong district understanding and decisive action to fix local problems amid an economic downturn and political weariness.
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Stock Market Fluctuates as Offsetting News Moves Prices
A choppy session on New York exchanges shows mixed gains and losses as copper and metal stocks dip while others rise. Notable movements include Reynolds Metals up, American Smelting down, and notable volume in Gulf Paper and electricals amid a broad market swing. Market timing hints by President Eisenhower and copper cuts by a smelter influenced late-day weakness, with a rebound as investors bought selectively before close.
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New York Stock Exchange
Crane & Company Paper Producer for U S Currency
The New England Council reports that Crane and Company of Dalton Massachusetts supplies the high quality rag paper used to print United States currency. The firm specializes in durable paper stock essential to strong, secure banknotes.
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Rhode Island Crowned Nation's Most Densely Populated
Rhode Island is labeled the most densely populated state in the nation according to The New England Council reports, reflecting high population concentration and urban density across the small state.
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Rhode Island land owned by private interests
The New England Council reports that about 85 percent of the state’s for eaten land in Rhode Island is in private ownership. Most parcels are under 500 acres, highlighting widespread private control.
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