Corporate Image Fantasies and a Leak of Early Life Dreams
HAL BOYLE muses on how corporate image is built from childhood fantasies and public misperceptions. He recalls vivid vignettes of Du Pont, American Telephone & Telegraph, General Electric and General Motors as symbolic personifications, suggesting a clash between idealized brands and reality.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Veterans Hold Christmas Party at Dover Auxiliary Club
The Arthur T. Paten Barrecks World War I veterans and auxiliary held their annual Christmas party at the Women’s Club on Middle Street. The event began with a covered dish supper at 7 pm, served by auxiliary members. Attendees included State Department Commander Richard Finucan and past president Lena Mineau, Dover Barracks officers Richard Campbell and J. Leach, and many local members. The Dover Barracks meeting, led by Vice Commander Albert Bauer, followed while Commander John E. Henshall was away in California. Afterward, attendees exchanged gifts.
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Ausxiliery
Te Women’s Club
Middle SL
Vera Noble
Jol
Fisher
Oscar Zacharisson
Richard Fi Fnucan
State Department
Margaret Finucan
Lena Mineau
Dover
Richard Campbell
Dover Barracks
Alma Bool
Herbert Starr
J. Leach
Albert Bauer
John E. Henshall
Riends
California
Charles W Gray Heads Realtors
Charles W Gray of Rye was elected president of the New Hampshire Association of Realtors at the annual meeting in Portsmouth. Robert J Dunfey of Hampton named first vice president, Shanley of the Portsmouth board named second vice president. Gov elect John W King spoke and pledged to strengthen real estate licensing and escrow deposit rules.
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Charles W. Gray
Rye
New Hampshire Association of Realtors
Robert J. Dunfey
Iampton
Portsmouth Board of Realtors
Dans
Shanley
Portsmouth
John W. King
King
German Language House Granted Charter at Ohio University
AarNENS Ohio residents affiliated with Ohio University have formed a unique Ohio University German Language House. The group received a charter to operate as a non university housing unit where German must be spoken in all areas except private spaces. Officials note it is the first such housing unit within the university with most residents not fluent in German.
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Aarnens
Ohio
Ohio University
Sidents
Phoenix police surround man in surrender attempt
In Phoenix an officer surrounded a man after a loudspeaker demanded surrender. Walter Lewis Hefner, 33, was wanted on robbery and burglary charges. Hefner emerged from a cabin and surrendered, with officers continuing to pursue related leads.
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Phoenix
Ariz
Phoenix Folice
Walter Lewis Hefner
Hefner
Refner
Ork
Koltville
Sonic detector traces gas leaks through pipes
A detector developed by Gas Technology pinpoints gas main leaks by converting a constant sound into the pipe. Sound in the gas stream emits through a detector yet travels distances. Tracers at the surface sense the waves, enabling quicker underground pinpointing and reducing costly exploratory work.
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Chicago
Techmology
Grange Degree Meeting Highlights Local Claims
At a Monday night Grange gathering in Maine the group awarded degrees to six candidates and conferred mastership on Marry Sr. The event noted several trem Good wins and referenced Mrs. as part of the installation roles.
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Willy
Din- Grange
Marry Sr
Ergantvathan
Goodwin Mills Grange
Grange
Bright Idea T1 sponsorship and Santa Claus event details
Bright Idea T1 was voted to sponsor a front Santa Claus on Dec 18 and to serve refreshments to the cavolers who take part in the lighting of the Community Christ-r nas ree on that date. Santa Claus 63 arrive by dire engine as should pra BALTIMORE AP Thomas Johnson, a member of an organization of fire buffs known as the Box 41d Association, removed all old fluorescent light bulbs in the group's museum replacing them with new ones. Plans were fade to place Possibly it was Inevitable that deall on the grave of Jom FL another association member, MIA, located near Governor Hill, Charles Price, should arrive at Roce. Gills will be taken toa locall the museum and-having heard nursing higme al tovative plage the bulbs weveed changing-ree n serve a supper in danuary was,moved all the new ones and ress discussitd. It way announced that place them with the old. Lexington Ky CAP The year 1813 was a bright one ford burney to barego farmers. It is then that the first cigarettes con taining a substantial amount of barley were marketed and promoted heavily. Before that time, meat cigarettes were made almost entirely of aromatic leaf, the Turkish type. Bangor AP Mainer's were named Wednesday by the nominees as Anodes Scholars Maine committee. They are candidates Leopold Damrosch Jr of Bar Harbor and Frank A Nicholas of Stewart Manor S.J a senior at Bowdain College. Damrosch is a senior at Yale University scheduled to iert the regional communes Saturday 1 Boston where the final selection will be made. Call 6-1800 Ask for Classit and The two 21-year-old students
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Association
Mia
Governor Hill
Charles “Price
Roce
Lexington
Ford Burney
Bangor
Maine
Anodes Scholars
Leopold Damrosch Jr
Bar Harbor
Frank A. Nicholas
Stewart Manor
S.J
Bowdain College
Damrosch
Yale University
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