21 Dec 1955
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Newspaper
Naugatuck Daily News
Location
Naugatuck, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Dec 21, 1955
Page
1
A damaged OCR fragment describes a recruiting card and a large deal of growth misfits. It mentions a pink wrap and a highway in Ohio. The text references Abe Hall and Shiveisaal, White Avenue, Mid Lebatty, and a Cleveland area, with vague notes about a visit to a son and a cemetery in Meupeth.
Dodge reports 1955 eleven months construction totals surpass the prior year. Nonresidential and residential contracts rise with heavy engineering up sharply. November 1955 contracts reach a record high, led by strong nonresidential and residential totals.
Misy Meten, Guiness Sirdahter of Me wud Mhigug losted. Misa Gonyes is q0 fron at Brysout College of 1fuvies wulisttation, Providence, Kt. Rey Mulluné, a student after data MTitary Institute, Dor Minne, NJ fe spending the istmaa bolts with his par ents, Ma. and Mrs. Philip Mull Oke, St, 362 Nerth Spetny street Mist Cada Bepperny ter wear and Mrs. Taiylon ulding. 50 Woodlawat avenue, aqui, tee Chedsingsee at whe hone of her parents, Pepperman is a aitder more College in Saint Florida, n. dlanigl Honalil W. Brodeur, son of Str Wlates. Leses' Brodeur, 120 Qub ber avenue, is spending' the Christ- Mins Monday with his parents. Abr. Hrouett is' studying pharmacy at Fordham University.
Readable snippet notes an annual Christmas event hosted by the Auxiliary at the Legion home tonight. Members are asked to bring a gift for the rummage sale, with a focus on community gathering and charity.
District Director of Internal Revenue James JG Uke reminds employers that payroll taxes apply to cash wages of farm workers. If an employer pays $100 or more in cash wages during 1955, 42 percent social security and 2 percent employee tax apply. Employers must file returns by January 34, 1956 to avoid penalties for late filing.
The text appears garbled but indicates that a form SS-4 can be obtained from an internal source or social security office. It mentions a registration process and a trial director, with emphasis on returning forms to registered employees. The exact entities and actions are unclear due to OCR corruption.
The mid October 1955 update from the Bureau of Labor Statistics shows total nonagricultural employment for New England diving and surrounding areas. The data emphasizes worker counts and regional labor activity during that period.
The October pattern for durable goods shows higher gales than the postwar October forecast, with nondurable goods exceeding typical seasonal increases. Electrical machinery, metal products, and other manufacturing groups posted notable gains while ordinance and leather sectors declined marginally. The text notes a transition period as housewives await the shopping rush hour.
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