South West pulling ahead in the race for industry
A broad survey shows the South leading in a national move to attract new industry. States like Mississippi and Louisiana push to balance manufacturing with agriculture while New England shifts away from textiles. promotional agencies spent about 37 million dollars this year to compete for over 37 billion in new plant and equipment spending nationwide.
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US Could Not Survive Another Pearl Harbor Warning
Hartford official Wesley A. Rood warned that the United States could not survive another Pearl Harbor. He urged a day of prayer, discussed municipal plant funding, and noted how states support industrial development with bonds, tax exemptions, and local corporations. Mississippi’s industrial growth was cited with 400 plants and 45,000 jobs added in the past decade.
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Wesley A. Rood
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River flows from equator into temperate zone
A fragment notes that no other river except the Nile rises at the equator and flows into the temperate zone, indicating a geographic claim about river origins and climate zones. The sentence implies a unique cross latitudinal path for the Nile.
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Equator
Lawmaker to Appeal Assault Verdict in Rockville Case
Rockville December 6 A state lawmaker State Rep. Anna Mae Paltanek R Union was found guilty by a Superior Court jury after a four day trial for assault on highway workers She faces up to 800 and up to three years in prison pending appeal She fired shots from a .22 rifle supposedly to frighten workers during a fence dispute The highway department noted delays in building a new driveway Seven months passed without action Eight more people were bound over for morals offenses involving minor girls at the University of Connecticut none students involved The incidents occurred at an employees building
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University of Connecticut
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Widow Too Sick To Learn Of Husband Death
In Hartford Mrs Spellacy, 40, is hospitalized in serious condition with heart trouble and cannot be told of her husband Thomas Spellacy's death. He died in a New York City hotel after learning of an accident at a convention. Funeral services for the late official, a former Hartford mayor and state insurance commissioner, are set for Monday at 9 15 a m with a Solemn Requiem Mass at St Peter's Church and burial in Mt Benedict Cemetery.
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State Insurance
Fourteen Connecticut Stations To Test Emergen cy Broadcasts
Fourteen Connecticut radio stations will participate in a nationwide conelrad emergency broadcast test early Monday. The exercise, meant to deter enemy action, will run about 30 minutes at 1 30 a.m. with designated stations on specific frequencies. Public participation is not required though officials urge familiarity with the contract broadcasting method. Stations listed include WTIC WPOP WWCO WSTC and others across Hartford New Haven Bridgeport and Waterbury.
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Dick Conelad
Nalig
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Una King
Indio
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Miss. King
Bridgeport
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WLC
New London
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Putnam
WAVCO
Waterbury
Bethany Church Bazaar Tomorrow at Amity Road Parish House
The Bethany Congregational Church plans its annual bazaar tomorrow afternoon at the Parish House on Amity road Bethany. It opens at 1 o clock with Mrs John J Whitehead and Mrs Walter Johnson serving as co chairmen and coordinating the event drawing attendees from local communities.
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Amity Road
Bethany
John J. Whiteheat
Walter. Johnson
Angell Named To Wesleyan Post
Os sine, N Y native William J Angell is named coordinator of educational services at Wesleyan University Department of School Services and Publications. Former Time Inc sales manager Angell, married with three children, will oversee juvenile magazines and classroom bulletins. Raymond J Walsh announces the appointment.
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William J. Angell
Ossining
N.Y
Wesleyan Uniyn
Raymond J. Walsh
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Time, Inc
Norwalk
Ohio
Judith
University of Connecticut
Connecticut Cigarette Revenue Falls From 1956 Totals
Connecticut cigarette revenue for the past 11 months totaled 9,134,831 dollars, down 3,963,030 dollars from the same period in 1956, as reported by the State Tax Department, indicating fewer smokers.
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