THE BROWN - Berlin and Coös County Historical Society

Relaces Noddin
George Craig, Chief Engineer, recently
announced the appointment of Irving
Quimby to Fire Protection Supervisor
for Brown Company. He replaces Clinion
Noddin who will soon retire after 5 1
years of service.
Mr. Quimby first worked for Brown
Company at the Cascade digesters in
1937. Five years later, he was transferred
to the Engineering department as
i'.n apprentice draftsman. In August,
1942 he joined the U. S. Army and after
about 3 years of service returned to
work for the company's Engineering department.
In his new job, he will have complete
charge of all fire prevention and protection
for Brown Company.
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Chodoski Has New Duties
The appointment of Edward Chodoski
to Assistant to the Plant Engineer,
Burgess Maintenance, was recently announced
by George Craig, Brown Company's
Chief Engineer.
Mr. Chodoski began working for
Brown Company in 1946 as draftsman
at the Burgess plant and in 1947 was
transferred to the Central Engineering
department. In July, 1952, he became
Master Mechanic, Riverside Maintenance
and served in that capacity until
his recent appointment.
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New Care Plan
Members of American industry, both
employees and executives, are being
urged by CARE to support a new phase
of the non-profit organization's overseas
work.
"Give other peoples the chance to
earn their living, too," is the slogan of
this CARE program which emphasizes
self-help gifts. The familiar CARE food
and textile packages Americans have
sent to millions of people in Europe and
Asia during the past six years still go
forth to ease daily wants. But more and
more CARE is providing the means of
helping people grow their own food.
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