DescriptionA single-sided black-and-white flier with a color logo sticker entitled "C.B. SNYDER NATIONAL ORGANIZATIONS presents The SNYDER-AMY NATIONAL SUPERVISORY MANAGEMENT PLAN.'" A reprinted three paragraph New York Times article dated May 23, 1956 is entitled "AGENCY UNIT IS FORMED: Snyder-Amy to Supervise Investments by Clients." Flanking the article are three photos of buildings and an outline of a building captioned: THIS SPOT RESERVED FOR YOUR SALE! Below the article a statement reads: YOU CAN MAKE THAT COOPERATIVE SALE (by the use of the vast facilities of our organization) . . . and . . . YOU MAY RETAIN MANAGEMENT . . . through our . . . SALE AND SUPERVISORY MANAGEMENT PLAN. A statement below reads: These are some of the Buildings sold through our Cooperative Sale and Management Plan and now managed through our National Supervisory Management Plan. A banner at the bottom reads: Main office located at - - 61 Newark Street - - Hoboken, New Jersey. The New York Times article reports on a new company formed under the C.B. Snyder Organizations to supervise local property managers for owners with properties in multiple states. Alfred Amy, vice president of the Snyder agency, heads the new unit. Buildings in the photos are: Medical Arts Building, Norfolk, Va.; Aquila Court Bldg., Omaha, Nebraska; Cairns Bldg., Los Angeles, Calif.