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LIBRARY
THE
LUCIUS" BEEBE MEMORIAL LIBRARY
WAKEFIELD MASSACHUSETTS
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WAS
A FIELDM
143RD ANNUAL REPORT
OF THE
TOWN OFFICERS
OF
WAKEFIELD, MASS.
Financial Year Ending December Thirty-First Nineteen Hundred and Fifty-Four
ALSO
THE TOWN CLERK'S RECORD OF THE
BIRTHS, MARRIAGES AND DEATHS
During the Year 1954
ITEM PRESS, WAKEFIELD
R 35% WA
TOWN OF WAKEFIELD
Population, 1950 Federal Census - 19,633
Congressman, 8th District-Torbert H. Macdonald of Malden. Councillor, 6th District-M. Edward Viola of Arlington. Senator, 7th Middlesex District-George J. Evans of Wakefield. State Representatives, 22nd Middlesex District-Charles Gibbons, Stone- ham; Theodore J. Vaitses, Melrose; Gardner E. Campbell, Wakefield.
TOWN OFFICERS, 1954-1955
Selectmen
Thomas W. Ackerson, Chairman
Catherine E. Simpson, Secretary
George J. Gould
Matthew P. Curran Harry H. Denning
Town Clerk Charles F. Young
Assistant Town Clerk
Marion B. Connell
Moderator William J. Lee
Treasurer
John I. Preston
Tax Collector
Carl W. Sunman
Town Accountant John J. McCarthy
Assessors
Leo F. Douglass, Chairman Frank A. Tredinnick, Secretary George H. Stout
Term Expires March 1957 Term Expires March 1956 Term Expires March 1955
Municipal Light Commissioners
James Boit Wiswall, Chairman John Morley, Secretary Joseph M. Hartshorne
135207 MAY 1 9 1955
Term Expires March 1957 Term Expires March 1955 Term Expires March 1956
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Board of Public Works
John N. Bill, Chairman Sabatino Benedetto, Secretary
Sidney F. Adams
Term Expires March 1957 Term Expires March 1955 Term Expires March 1956
Board of Public Welfare
Peter Y. Myhre, Chairman M. Leo Conway P. Elizabeth Kitchenman, Secretary
Term Expires 1957
Term Expires 1955
Term Expires 1957
Winsor L. Finney, Jr.
Term Expires 1956
J. Edward Dulong
Term Expires 1956
School Committee
Lane W. Fuller, Chairman
Frederick W. Bliss, Treasurer
Term Expires March 1955
Richard J. McGrail
Term Expires March 1956
Richard J. Volpe
Term Expires March 1957
Jean Wheeler Beebe
Term Expires March 1957
Dorothea J. Wettergreen
Term Expires March 1955
Trustees Lucius Beebe Memorial Library
Hervey J. Skinner, Chairman
Miriam G. Needham, Secretary
Gladys Watkins
Phillips C. Davis
Albert W. Rockwood
John Round, Jr.
Walter C. Hickey
Edward Lynch
William J. Lee
Term Expires March 1955 Term Expires March 1956 Term Expires March 1955 Term Expires March 1955 Term Expires March 1956 Term Expires March 1956 Term Expires March 1957 Term Expires March 1957 Term Expires March 1957
Board of Health
Dr. Robert Dutton, Chairman Robert G. Reed, Secretary Evan Fairbanks
Term Expires March 1957 Term Expires March 1955 Term Expires March 1956
Town Planning Board
Kenneth W. Thomson, Chairman-Treasurer Ruth M. Woodbury, Secretary Edward M. Bridge Arthur L. Gardner
Term Expires March 1956 Term Expires March 1957 Term Expires March 1955 Term Expires March 1957
Constables
John Merritt Wenzel Morton V. Griffin
Harold J. Maloney Harold R. Anderson
Charles S. Antetomaso
Term Expires March 1956
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Registrars of Voters
Frederick G. Gorman, Chairman Charles F. Young, Clerk Edmund W. Sliney Marjorie T. Dexter
Term Expires March 1956
Term Expires March 1957 Term Expires March 1955
Finance Committee
Marcus G. Beebe
Richard J. Connelly
Gardner C. Reed
Walter E. Morton
Term Expires 1957 Term Expires 1955 Term Expires 1955 Term Expires 1955 Term Expires 1955
John J. Cox Charles E. Maltby J. Elmer Johnson John S. Bethel
Term Expires 1957
John Bonsignor Ambrose Burton William T. Curley, Jr. John E. Durant
Term Expires 1956 Term Expires 1957 Term Expires 1956 Term Expires 1955
Roy S. Fletcher
Term Expires 1956
Joseph L. McManamin
Term Expires 1956
Paul Tetzlaff, Jr.
Term Expires 1956
Board of Appeals
William C. McKie, Chairman
Term Expires 1957
Harold W. Merritt (Deceased)
James J. Curley
Term Expires 1956
Recreation Committee
Eugene J. Sullivan, Chairman Nicholas Mauriello Pasquale Carisella
Avis Blanchard Donald G. Day Joseph J. McMahon
Joseph Czarnota
Surveyors of Lumber
Lyman L. Prescott George Kerr Ralph Morel
Hiram A. Tobey Harry R. McIntosh George J. Gould
Field Drivers
Everett E. Packard
Walter E. Doyle
Joseph L. McManimin
Term Expires 1957 Term Expires 1957
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Report of Selectmen
To the Citizens of the Town of Wakefield:
We herewith submit the annual report of the Board of Selectmen for the year ending December 31, 1954, together with the reports of the several departments under our control or supervision.
The Board consisting of Catherine E. Simpson, Thomas W. Acker- son, Matthew P. Curran, George J. Gould and Harry H. Denning organ- ized by electing Thomas W. Ackerson, Chairman and Catherine E. Simpson, Secretary. Raymond S. Dower was appointed Clerk.
COMMITTEE APPOINTMENTS
Police Department-Catherine E. Simpson, George J. Gould Fire Department-George J. Gould, Matthew P. Curran Veterans' Services-Harry H. Denning, Matthew P. Curran Civil Defense-Harry H. Denning, Catherine E. Simpson
Building Inspector, Wire Inspector, Sealer Weights & Measures-Harry H. Denning, Catherine E. Simpson
APPOINTMENTS
Town Counsel-John I. Preston
Fire Inspector-Robert P. MacDonald
Lock-Up Keeper-John G. Gates
Board of Appeals (3 years)-William C. McKie
Veterans' Agent-Richard J. McGrail
Burial Agent-Richard J. McGrail
Agent, Care Veterans' Graves-Richard J. McGrail
Director Veterans' Services-Richard J. McGrail
Fence Viewers-Frank D. Mackay, Dennis Regan, Gaston Loubris
Building Inspector-Frank A. Tredinnick
Compensation Agent-Frank A. Tredinnick
Wire Inspector-John J. Curran
Registrar of Voters (3 years)-Edmund W. Sliney
Constable-John G. Gates
Dog Officer and Animal Inspector-John W. Hopkins
Sweetser Lecture Committee-Robert G. Reed, Katherine Nelson, Walter
C. Hickey, George E. Potter, Roland H. Kinder, Martha B. Ackerson, William J. Lee.
Package Store Liquor Licenses were granted by the Board of Selectmen for the year 1954 to the following, subject to the approval of the State Alcoholic Beverages Control Commission:
Wakefield City Hall Liquor Store Inc., 6 Water Street
Jeffrey's Package Store, Inc., 354 Main Street
Ignazio Palumbo Jr., (Palumbo's Annex) 35-37 Albion Street
S. Tine & Sons Inc., 38-38A Water Street
Receipts from these and other licenses granted during the year 1954 by the Board are shown in the Town Accountant's report.
Reports of the various departments under the jurisdiction of the Board of Selectmen will be found under other headings in this report.
Reports of activities of the departments under the jurisdiction of the Board have been received every month during the year.
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Upon the recommendation of the Board of Selectmen, the town voted at the annual Town Meeting to place the Fire Department per- sonnel under Civil Service. Since then, all but a few members of the department have taken the examination. When the results of the ex- amination have been received, the Board will take up the appointment of a Chief.
The Board voted that all call men, as a prerequisite for appointment to the permanent firefighter force, take a physical examination includ- ing a cardiograph by a heart specialist.
At the September 28 meeting the Board adopted rules and regula- tions for the Fire Department including hours of duty, requirements for appointment, duties, dress, and rules for driving the apparatus which should help to develop a well-knit organization. These rules will be found posted in the Central and Greenwood Fire Stations.
At a joint meeting of the Board of Selectmen and the Planning Board, Mr. William Thistle was appointed to fill the vacancy on the Planning Board caused by the resignation of Mr. Arthur Harding.
The traffic situation in town has become so serious that the Board appointed a committee of citizens consisting of Selectman Denning, Chairman, Sidney F. Adams, John A. Bogart Jr., Lloyd F. Curtis, Cyrus M. Dolbeare, James Horan, William J. Lee, Ervine E. Laughton, Mrs. Mark Newbegin, Secretary, Kenneth W. Odiorne, Melvin D. Peach, James Potash, John J. Round Jr., John M. Wenzel, and Richard Whipple. Three pertinent recommendations were made to the Selectmen by the committee.
1. Development of a new free non-time-limited parking area be- tween Richardson Street and Water Street.
2. Two additional police officers for parking duty only in the central business district.
3. The installation of parking meters to provide funds for a long range program.
After a conference with Mr. Joseph Hartshorne of the Hartshorne Insurance Agency, that handles the town's insurance, an insurance commission was appointed to keep in constant touch with all insurance matters affecting the town. This committee has already made several recommendations to the Board that have meant substantial savings to the town and more adequate protection to the town's property and per- sonnel.
The members of the committee for 1954 were Mr. Robert L. Churchill, Chairman, Selectmen Harry H. Denning and Matthew P. Curran, Thomas P. Hanson, Leslie W. Gaquin and John J. McCarthy, member ex-officio, secretary.
The Board is continually faced with serious traffic problems arising in all parts of the town. Complaints of speeding, overtime parking, hazardous intersectional conditions have necessitated the establishment of many "Slow" and "Stop" signs throughout the town. School traffic is well under control through the appointment of four women traffic supervisors whose work has been so efficient that additional supervis- ors will be requested in 1955. The Board appointed the following super- visors: Mrs. Ann P. Carley, Mrs. Helen M. Moores, Mrs. Ruth H. Nolan and Mrs. Eleanor D. North.
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The Auxiliary Police with a large personnel, trained by Sergeant J. Merritt Wenzel, has served the town on many occasions most efficiently and unselfishly. The town can well be proud of these volunteer organ- izations.
Through the attendance at the State Police School held at Fram- ingham each year, our police force is becoming a very highly trained and efficient corps of officers.
The new Department of Civil Defense has been functioning very successfully under the direction of James T. Hurton. Excellent equip- ment is now available and a fine patriotic group of citizens have joined the organization which is prepared at a moment's notice to go into action in any emergency. The work of this organization during the hurricanes is well known.
The Board is well aware of the remarkable work accomplished by the Capital Outlay Committee headed by Mr. Harry Marshall and wishes publicly to congratulate them on the highly technical, thorough and comprehensive report they have prepared.
The Board inaugurated a new plan of feeding poll workers at the voting places. The idea proved successful and will no doubt become a regular practice.
During the illness of Town Counsel John I. Preston, Mr. Patrick H. Tenney has been serving as Acting Town Counsel and the Board wishes to thank Mr. Tenney for the unselfish and most efficient manner in which he has handled the legal matters of the town.
The Board wishes at this time to express its appreciation to the various organizations in town that have so kindly invited members of the Board to attend their various functions, to the other town depart- ments that have been so co-operative during the year and to the heads of the departments and personnel under the jurisdiction of the Board for a year's work well done.
Respectfully submitted,
THOMAS W. ACKERSON
MATTHEW P. CURRAN
HARRY H. DENNING
GEORGE J. GOULD
CATHERINE E. SIMPSON
Selectmen of Wakefield
Report of the Town Clerk
The report of the Town Clerk is, of necessity, a statistical report. The table of vital statistics include a complete record of the births, marriages and deaths for the year 1954. It includes a record of the town meetings, and a record of the town election, and of the state primaries, and state election. In addition, there is a record of dog licenses and sporting licenses issued. It is, therefore, quite obvious that such a lengthy report cannot be included in the space provided in this abbreviated volume. However, for those persons interested in further
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details, the report will be included in the regular bound volume to be published by the selectmen, later in the spring.
The annual town election was held on March 1, 1954. The state primaries were held on September 14, 1954, and the state election was held on November 2, 1954. The election-year took a great deal of time and effort in supervising the elections and the registration of voters. I desire to thank the Board of Registrars for their hearty co-operation in the conduct of registration and recount.
A recount was necessary, in March, and showed that Harry H. Denning was elected to the Board of Selectmen instead of Burton F. Whitcomb, who appeared to be elected by the original returns. Select- men elected were Thomas W. Ackerson, Matthew P. Curran, Catherine E. Simpson, George J. Gould and Harry H. Denning.
Principal highlights, briefly, of the annual town meeting were:
Town Hall-On March 22 the committee proposed, under Article 67, to remodel the town hall at an expense of $550,000.00. The matter was voted in the negative. An informal committee proposed using the in- surance money, $43,120.75, to repair the fire damage to the hall and an additional $50,000 to clean the exterior and make any other repairs necessary. This matter, also, was voted in the negative. The meeting voted to instruct the committee to report on the possibility of erecting a new hall on the Lafayette Building site at a cost of $350,000 and to ascertain, if possible, the legality of selling the present town hall site.
Sewers-The question of sewers presented a big problem because of the great cost to provide service requested by the taxpayers, and the increasing tax rate. The question was referred to a special meeting held on April 26, 1954 when the town voted to appropriate $17,000 and authorize the Board of Public Works to engage engineering and other necessary services for making construction plans, taking sub-borings and other necessary work for laying out future construction of sewers, and to be able to estimate costs of assessments.
Zoning-Many important zoning articles were acted upon, which changed the land on each side of route 128, at the head of the lake, from residential to business districts in order to allow the American Mutual Liability Insurance Company to construct their home office building, and to allow W. J. Walker to construct a new building for his Oldsmobile Agency and other enterprises. This action took place at a special meeting, held on October 25, 1954. The meeting also changed nearly all of the land in the easterly part of the town, east of the Newburyport Branch R. R., from general residence to single residence districts.
Rescue Truck-One important matter was the vote to purchase a rescue truck for the Civil Defense Department. The truck proved its worth in the hurricanes of 1954.
Ladder Truck-The town voted, on July 7, to appropriate $38,000 for a new aerial ladder truck for the fire department, to replace one dam- aged in an accident earlier in the year.
Public Works-The meeting voted to instruct the selectmen to peti- tion the Legislature for permission to increase the membership of the Board of Public Works from three to five members.
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Limited Town Meeting-At the Town Election, in March, the voters voted against a referendum, which appeared on the ballot, to adopt a "limited" form of town meeting.
Water-Water survey was important and the town voted $12,000 for expenses for the Water Survey Committee.
During the year in the Town Clerk's office there were recorded in the records of the town:
448 Births
202 Deaths
225 Marriages 619 Chattel Mortgages 1380 Dog Licenses RECEIPTS
Receipts in the Town Clerk's office were as follows:
1954 - $8,753.25
Interesting, and giving evidence of the growth of the town during the past six years, is the following report of receipts :
1954 - 8,753.25
1953 - 8,545.81
1952 - 8,093.72
1951 - 7,311.33
1950 - 6,915.42
1949 - 6,575.74
Receipts for the year 1954, detailed, are as follows:
Dog Licenses
$3,068.20
Sporting Licenses
2,915.50
Marriages
414.00
Mortgages
2,019.25
Other Recording
114.50
Copies of Records
181.25
Gasoline Permits
39.50
All Other 1.05
Comparison of receipts with the year 1949, five years ago:
1949
Dog Licenses
2,604.95
Sporting Licenses
1,734.00
Marriages
482.00
Recording Fees
1,569.00
Copies of Records
157.25
Gasoline Permits
28.00
All Other .54
I desire to thank the Board of Selectmen, the Police Department, Town Counsel John I. Preston, Town Accountant John J. McCarthy, the School Committee, the Board of Public Works, the Assessors, the young lady clerks in the town hall, and the Secretary of the Commonwealth, Edward J. Cronin and his deputies, Arthur J. Hassett, Daniel F. Mul- cahy and Ralph R. Currier and other members of his staff for efficient and friendly co-operation during the past year.
Respectfully submitted,
CHARLES F. YOUNG,
Town Clerk
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Report of Board of Assessors
January 3, 1955
To the Citizens of Wakefield:
The Board of Assessors herewith submits the annual report for the year ending December 31, 1954.
The total assessed valuation of taxable real and personal property increased by $921,025. over the previous year and 249 additional build- ings were valued. There was a loss of $9,300 in value of personal prop- erty due to the incorporation of more business firms.
Following is the recapitulation for the Tax Rate:
Total charges for Town, County, Metropolitan and
State $ 2,941,755.93
Estimated receipts from Town, County, Metropolitan and State $ 1,127,788.96 $ 1,813,966.97
Net levy
Total taxable valuation
$ 30,932,325.00
Valuation added after rate was established Final total valuation $ 30,953,125.00
Total number of Polls assessed @ $2.00 - 6881 $ 13,762.00
Valuation of tax exempt property
$ 13,034,925.00
Respectfully submitted,
Board of Assessors FRANK A. TREDINNICK, Chm. LEO F. DOUGLASS, Secy. GEORGE H. STOUT
January 3, 1955
To the Citizens of the Town of Wakefield:
We herewith submit the Annual Report of the Assessors Depart- ment for the year ending December 31, 1954:
State audit of Municipal Accounts $ 6,022.61
State Examination of Retirement System
97.43
Smoke Inspection Service
401.78
Metropolitan Parks Assessment
22,396.00
Metropolitan Sewerage Assessment
34,995.77
1953 Underestimates 2,573.00
Total State and Metropolitan charges
$ 66,486.59
County Tax for 1954
$ 62,366.08
Tuberculosis Hospital Assessment
24,027.24
1953 Underestimates
3,239.04
Total County charges
$ 89,632.36
Overlay for 1954
60,554.75
Charges for Town purposes
2,725,082.23
Gross Levy
$ 2,941,755.93
$ 20,800.00
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Estimated Receipts :
Credits from State, Metropolitan and County
$271,982.62
From Light Department to Treasury
50,000.00
From Water Dept. receipts
164,650.08
From available funds
80,000.00
Motor Vehicle and Trailer Excise taxes
169,000.00
Other estimated receipts and transfers
387,156.26
Overlay surplus to Reserve Fund
5,000.00
Total Estimated Receipts
$ 1,127,788.96
Net Levy
$ 1,813,966.97
Rate of Taxation: $58.20 per $1000 of Valuation Valuations taxed :
Real Estate - Buildings
$25,333,100.00
Land
4,329,175.00
Added Valuations
18,300.00
Tangible Personal Property Added Valuations
2,500.00
Total valuation 1954
$30,953,125.00
Total valuation 1953
30,032,100.00
Net gain
$ 921,025.00
Property Exempt from Taxation :
United States of America
$ 109,000
Commonwealth of Massachusetts
190,250
Town of Wakefield Real Estate
1,680,150
Town of Wakefield Real Estate (Schools)
2,909,575
Town of Wakefield Real Estate (Parks and Playgrounds)
301,500
Town of Wakefield Tangible Property
6,099,500
Foreclosed Tax Titles (271 parcels)
62,500
Veterans organizations
17,125
Literary, Benevolent & Charitable organizations
418,500
Girl Scouts of America (Wakefield Council)
5,700
Cemeteries other than town owned
80,400
Parsonages (exempt to $10,000 each)
66,075
Churches, Land and Buildings
1,037,300
Tangible property excluding town owned
57,350
Total
$ 13,034,925
Number of Motor Vehicles assessed
9,400
Valuation of Motor Vehicles assessed
$
5,200,700
Motor Excise tax committed
$ 207,522
Number of Polls assessed
6,881
Number of dwelling houses assessed
5,059
Number of persons, partnerships and corporations assessed
5,728
Value of stock in trade assessed
$ 237,725
1,270,050.00
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Value of livestock assessed
$
7,675
Value of machinery assessed
$ 258,550
Value of other ratables assessed
$ 766,100
Respectfully submitted,
Board of Assessors
FRANK A. TREDINNICK, Chm. LEO F. DOUGLASS, Secy.
GEORGE H. STOUT
Report of Town Planning Board
To the Citizens of Wakefield:
The Town Planning Board submits the following report of some of its activities during the year ending December 31, 1954.
The Board's membership was filled by the appointment on Jan. 26, 1954, of William T. Thistle to fill the place made vacant by the resigna- tion of Arthur E. Harding in November 1953.
At the annual town meeting and the special town meeting of April 26, 1954, thirteen zoning articles were voted by the town. Eight of these changed a large part of the outlying areas of Wakefield from general to single residence districts; one increased the required size of lots in single residence districts to 10,000 sq. ft., with a minimum frontage of 100 ft .; one defined the use of trailers and prohibited race tracks, tourist cabins, and motels in Wakefield; one clarified Section 5A of the zoning laws; one rezoned a tract of land north of route 128 at North Ave. to a business zone for a large garage; and one rezoned a tract south of 128 at North Avenue for an insurance company office building. Of these thirteen articles, eleven originated in or were prepared by the Board, and the adoption of all were recommended by the Board.
During the year representatives of this Board have served on other allied town committees. Chairman Kenneth W. Thomson represented the Board on the Capital Outlay Committee, and on the Industrial De- velopment Committee. William T. Thistle was appointed to the Com- mittee on the Revision of the Building Code, and Ruth A. Woodbury was delegated to serve on the Elementary School Survey Committee. Members of the Board have been present officially at several hearings before the Board of Appeals. The Chairman has attended many con- ferences concerning the problems of the locating of the American Mu- tual Liability Insurance Company building in Wakefield.
The zoning map was redrawn, amended, and reprinted under the di- rection of this Board, and is now available to the public.
Problems under consideration at the year's end were those of the acceptance by the town of subdivision control and the new type plan-
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ning board, and a further increase in lot sizes in both general and single residence areas to protect the interests of the town.
Respectfully submitted, KENNETH W. THOMSON, Chairman RUTH A. WOODBURY, Secretary EDWARD W. BRIDGE
ARTHUR L. GARDNER
WILLIAM T. THISTLE
By RUTH A. WOODBURY, Sec.
January 15, 1955
Report of Board of Appeals
Honorable Board of Selectmen Town of Wakefield Massachusetts Gentlemen:
January 12, 1955.
During the year ending December 31, 1954, the Board held twenty- one hearings, one in which we decided we had no jurisdiction, and de- cisions were rendered in the remaining twenty-one hearings.
Respectfully submitted, Board of Appeals WILLIAM C. McKIE HAROLD W. MERRITT JAMES J. CURLEY
Report of Contributory Retirement Board
There were 52 retired recipients or their beneficiaries receiving pay- ment from the Contributory Retirement System during the year 1954.
Five pensioners received disability benefits, four beneficiaries re- ceived accidental death benefits and forty-three pensioners received regular superannuation retirement benefits. Of these pensioners thirty- nine were over 70 years of age.
The total payments amounted to $68,114.51, of which $63,302.81 was paid from the Pension Accumulation Fund and $4,811.70 was paid from the Annuity Savings Fund.
Employee contributions to the Annuity Savings Fund amounted to $42,082.74 during the year.
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The following is an analysis of the retired and active employees during the five year period from 1950 through 1954. (Exclusive of School Teachers.)
Year
1950
1951
1952
1953
1954
Active Employees
216
263
302
294
286
Retired Employees
48
54
53
51
52
264
317
355
345
338
*Investment Bonds
105,000.00
*Investment Stocks
9,982.00
Co-operative Banks
77,084.15
Cash
19,584.63
Savings Bank Deposits
88,446.27
Paid-up Co-operative Shares
90,000.00
Accrued Int. on Bonds
531.21
Accrued Int. on Investments
20.00
Annuity Savings
263,950.22
Annuity Reserve
49,238.02
Special Fund-Military Service
6,862.04
Pension Fund
95,704.53
Expense Fund
3,335.00
Deductions Group "A"
32,019.70
Deductions Group "B"
10,063.04
Refund Deduction Group "A"
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