Chicago Grater Tells Of His Employee Savings Plan
Chicago entrepreneur and envelope magnate George D. Gaw, president of the Gaw-Q'Hara Envelope Co, promotes a savings program that deposits 500 cash to workers who save 5 a week for two years. The plan, designed to foster home ownership, has operated for years with deposits made by the company and backed by a national real estate board notice.
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George D. Gaw
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Gaw-Q’hara Envelope Co
Chicago
Crossword Puzzle Across and Down Clues
Puzzle clues list with numerous across and down entries including pert references to prison pope and Gaelic, various animal and object terms, names, and other wordplay items across forty plus entries.
Heads Shrink of This Plan for Home Purchase Bonus
A speaker promotes a $1,000 initial payment toward home ownership, claiming owners become happier workers and invest in education. He argues home ownership boosts production, community involvement, and school standards, noting Gan-O'Hara Co. salaries are below $4,000 per year.
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Gan-O’hara Co
University of Illinois Studies Heat Effects on Workers Thinking
The University of Illinois unveils a new car and dental research building to study how temperature and humidity affect human thought and work. Two rooms will house equipment and investigators and a test lab where conditions range from 95 to 30 degrees, extending Dr. Lloyd Arnold’s work from animals to humans.
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University of Illinois
Lloyd Arnold
Memory Photo: Kathryn and Alice Heath of La Grange
Pictured this week memory photo features Kathryn and Alice Heath of La Grange Illinois. The girls are noted as expert swimmers and also regarded as good divers.
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Kathryn
Alice Heath
la Grange
Illinois
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