Timken To Build Australia Plant Announcement Sparks Plant Plan
The Timken company will build a 1.5 million plant in Australia as part of an expansion. Local unions note the project, with leaders citing a new managing director and a five year labor agreement. Community groups plan events and installations as the news unfolds.
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Canton
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Timken Post American Legion
Rochester—Homemakers Club
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Finley Park
Anthony Calderaro
Ridgeville
Indon — Business
Melbourne
Australia
United Auto Program
Willam E Umstattd
Newod
City Hall
Lagrange
New London
John Klein
Hiall
Elmer Schweitzer
Ridgeville — Kiwanis Club
Timken
Zanesville
Was
Bess
Andy
UAW
Grange
Grange Hall
P.m. Grafton
Willow Park
Advertising Up in New York in April
Advertising in New York rose two percent in April from a year ago, according to Printers Ink magazine. The national advertising pattern remained unchanged, with the survey noting steady newspaper lineage.
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Priners’ Ink
Community meeting notices from Carlisle and South Amherst
Carlisle firemen’s auxiliary gathers at the fire station at 3 30 p m. South Amherst fire Mrs holds a family tureen at Tulk Field at 6 p m. South Amherst town council meets at the town hall at 7 30 p m. South Amherst board of public affairs convenes at the town hall at 7 40 p m. Carlisle executive board of the LaPorte Methodist WSCS meets at the church at 1 p m. New London Rotary Club meets in the First Methodist dining hall at 12 noon. New London CLSC meets in the library auditorium at 8 p m. New London Broome Wood.
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Carlisle
Amherst
Tulk Field
South Amherst—Town Counccil
South Amherst — Board of Public Affairs
LaPorte Methodist Wscs
New London
NEW London — Rotary Club
Wall
CLSC
Broome-Wood
Selwyn Lloyd Seeks Divorce in London Court
British Foreign Secretary Selwyn Lloyd planned to file for an uncontested divorce from his wife Elizabeth after six years of marriage. Lloyd accused his actress wife of misconduct with London businessman Martin Lubock.
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Selwyn Lloyd
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Elizabeth
Martin Lubock
Pentagon To Join Pavement Tests In Highway Study
The Defense Department will join with the American Association of State Highway Officials on a two year 20 million dollar research project to test traffic effects on road pavements. Secretary Charles E Wilson says the study aims to provide an adequate highway system for national defense and military needs.
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Washington
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Defense Department
American Association of State
Charles E. Wilson
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