Life in Crawley New Town reveals early settlers adapting
In Crawley New Town England Bert Crane and family typify early residents who moved from London to a new community built under the British New Town program. The Cranes describe housing, local governance, the two tier town plan, and shop-centered neighborhoods with central and neighborhood centers, buses, and central supermarkets.
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Crawley New Town
England
Crawley
Britain
Bert Crane
Crawley New ‘Town
Young Bert
Charley
New Town
London
Berts
Old Bert
Planning Comitte
Bert
Mrs. Crane
Elmstieigh Road
Wandsworth
Ugbekista Oor
Outer Mongolia
Reynolds End
West Green
Maghind
Commission For the New Towns
Development Corp
New Towns Commission
Bert Cranes
Kenneth Newell
Crawley Town
United States
Royal Corner
Johnson appeals labor for support on new legislative program
President Johnson sent aide Cal?ano and budget chief Schultz to MIAMI BEACH to press AMERICA labor leaders for backing in Congress. Wirtz signals possible emergency strike legislation opposed by labor, who fear loss of right to strike. Reuther resigns as APL CIO leader, Meany federation feud continues as council fills vacancy.
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Miami Beach
Johnson
Ailcio Executive Council
Congress
Josep Califfino
White House
Califano
Charles Schultz
Califana
W. Willard Wirtz
Walter Reuther
Heather
Council
Reuther
Apl-Cio
Federation
George Meany
Realtors to hear airline official at Scottsdale meeting
Jim Jenks the Arizona regional sales manager for Bonanza Airlines will speak at the Scottsdale Real Estate Board meeting at noon on February 28 in the Safari Hotel. Tilton Keefe, board president, says the topic will be Bonanza on the Move and Nancy Inglis of Gruenemmeier Realty will chair the session.
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Jim Jenks
Arizona
Bonanza Airlines
Scottsdale Real Estate Board
Safari Hotel
Tilton Keefe
Jenks
Bonanza
Nancy Inglis
Gruenemmeier Realty
Casa Del Oeste Subdivision Grand Opening in Scottsdale
Casa Del Oeste, a Casa Contenta Homes sub division by Cabot Construction, debuts at Shea Blvd and 66th St in Scottsdale. Homes from 19990 with acre lots and horse privileges, features include Jean-Air range and built in conveniences, 46 minute proximity to Phoenix downtown.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Casa Contenta Custom Homes
Cabot Construction Company
H. B. Michelson
Cabot
Shea Blvd
66Th St
Scottsdale
Casa del Oeste
Casa Contenta
Sattler
Phoenix
Scattsdale
New Cocopal
Shea Boulevard
Dorothy Walker
Hooper Furniture
Esterte Tuesday Scottsdale Daily Progress Item
An item from the Scottsdale Daily Progress dated February 21, 1967 highlights local happenings. No further readable details are available in the fragment.
Patterson elected Senior Vice President at Transamerica Title
James Modrdack Patterson was elected by the board of directors to the position of senior vice president with Transamerica Title Insurance Co. He will oversee escrow trust and collection services in Mi arico pa County and remain as an executive assistant to President John J. Griffith. Patterson joined the company in April. Dan Hudson, Paradise Ford sales manager, won an all expense paid trip to the Virgin Islands after a regional sales contest and overran quotas. Hudson and his wife have not yet chosen travel dates.
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James Modrdack Patterson
Transamerica ‘Title Insurance Co
Dota MoChenents
Patterson
Miaricopa County
Prrivipal
John J. Griffith
Title Company
Ban Hudson
Paradise Ford
Virgin Islands
Mord Motor Co
Milt Johnson
Hudson
Thirkhill Promotes Stamper to President of Commercial Dept
Md Thirkhill Realty announces Stamper Rod Stamper, now president in charge of all commercial departments, succeeding as commercial sales manager. Jack Barstow is promoted to vice president in charge of rental and property management, with Rathomen and others noted as long time specialists in their fields.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
MD Thirkhill Realty
Rhatasenent
Svetions Rathomen
Tharktull Fiefer
Diners Club stock praised as intelligent speculation
Dean Witter & Co endorses Diners Club stock as a promising speculation due to strong volume growth and higher earnings from electronic data processing. The report notes the credit card firm benefits from evolving credit economy, travel card demand, and a potential closer tie with Continental Insurance, which owns 20 percent.
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Diners’ Club
Hiie
Dean Witter & Co
Diners Club
Has
Diners
Chile
Las T
Dean Witter
Continental Insurance
KOOL Adds Homer Lane and Mrs Williams to Board
Yom Chauncey of KOOL Radio Television in Phoenix announces Homer Lanes and Mrs Williams are named to KOOLs board of directors. Lane has served KOOL in executive roles for 16 years including six as general manager. Williams has 20 years with KOOL covering business office operations.
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Yom Chauncey
KOOL Radio =Television, Inc
CBS Suihite
Phoenix
Homer Lanes
Poni Wil James
Kool Radio
Trevision
Lane
Radio
Kool Television
KOOL
Williamis
Ia Onaming Lane
Williams
Af Kool Chauncey
Manna Wilams
Honaer Lane
Realty loans may ease off boosting housing turnover
Dean Witter & Co releases a study predicting easing lending rates will lift real estate values and resume turnover halted during 1966 tight money. The report says title insurers like Title Insurance & Trust and Chicago Title & Trust, plus Transamerica Title and Security Title Insurance, will benefit as housing starts rise and government mortgage lending expands.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dean Witter & Co
Cand Songer
Title Insurance & ‘Trust
Chicago ‘Title & ‘Trust
Transamerica Title and Security
CATV firm hires Bryant as western regional sales chief
Kaiser-Cox Corp names John R. Bryant western regional sales manager. He transfers from Ameco where he was in charge for three years and brings five years in engineering and sales with General Electronics Co. and California Communications Co. He attended Heald's Engineering College and served four years in the U.S. Navy. In California to Wyoming, he will oversee CATV equipment sales and service across nine western states. He and his wife live in Scottsdale with three children.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John R. Bryant
Kaiser - Cox Corp
Robert W. Rehringer
Bryant
Ameco, Inc
Kaiser & Cox
General Electronics Co
California Communications Co
Heald's Engineering College
San Francisco
U.S. Navy
Kaiser-Cox
CATV
California
Oregon
Washington
Idaho
Montana
Utah
Nevada
Arizona
Wyoming
Murphy earns 1907 President's Club in Kroehler Furniture
Philip C. Murphy of Scottsdale receives the 1907 President's Club honor from Kenneth Kroehler of Kroehler Mfg Co. He is among 16 Kroehler sales reps in the US and Canada recognized for sales and service. Murphy, with Kroehler since 1939, lives with his wife Janis and two children at 8039 North Coconino Rd.
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Philip C. Murphy
Scottsdale
Kenneth Kroehler
Kroehler Mfg. Co
Murphy
Kroehler
United States
Canada
Pioneer Bank moves up in 1966 rank among largest banks
The Pioneer Bank of Phoenix with Scottsdale branch deposits rose to 39,974,820 and jumped 384 places to 955th among the 1,000 largest U S banks in 1966 from 1,339th at end of 1965. Deposits a year earlier were 26,017,003. The figures appear in American Banker's 1967 annual roll call.
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Pioneer Bank
Phoenix
Scottsdale
Decca
United States
Daily American Banker of
New York
Western Air Lines reports 1966 record profit and revenue
Western Air Lines unveils a 1966 profit of 16.036 million dollars or 3.73 a share up from 12.13 million the year before. The company posts operating revenue of 156.19 million, a 26 percent rise from 1965, driven in part by heavier passenger loads during a five airline strike. J Judson Taylor notes 2.4 million dollars of profit or 16 cents per share came from that effect.
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Western Air Lines
J. Judson Taylor
Western
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Joseph W. Grigg
LBJ
Fuesday
Scottsdale Daily Progress
Dan Hudson
Transamerica
Thirkhill
Rod Stamper
Jack Barstow
Good Bet
Kool Names
Industry
Jack Gurske
Apache Wells
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