Boss Or Leader Commentary In A Workplace Letter
An opinion piece extols the boss as planner and motivator, urging employees to seek guidance, praise the boss’s judgment, and trust his leadership. The tone shifts to report items from Painters Union and Central Labor Union meetings, noting attendance, personnel, injuries, and social events, with a closing note on paper milk bottle production.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Labor Union
Carpenters Hall
Herbert Lytle
Co. R. Griffith
J. A. Lyons
AV. L. Smith
W. A. Walker
Barbers Union
Terry Lomax
Moving Picture
Sam Norton
Painters Union
FE. C. Blackmore
Carpenters Union
E. G. Brown
W. W. Finch
Ted McGovern
Local notes mix sanitation, housing, and leisure features
The article surveys diverse items from sanitary bottle packaging to a rapid eight hour dwelling built in Charleston by a union crew for an elderly member, plus social events in Painters Hall and Amarillo weekly dances. It mentions My Hireless Cooker home cooking, cafe ownership by Reece and Speedy at 818 Taylor Street, and Henry Ford facing customs action in Baltimore over tractors imported from Corka Ireland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Painters Union
Painters Hall
E. Rollins
Jim W. Brown
Sam Friend
L. R. Bumstead
Henry Jones
Guy Howard
Ed Nicholson
Portales
Dick Cook
Henry Thompson
South Polk Street
Earle Robinson
Charleston
W. Va
Reece
Speedy
Mike
Taylor Street
the Cooks and Waiters Union
Henry Ford
Baltimore
Corka Ireland
Ford
Office Worker Colds Warned By Germs In Transit Offices
Statistics show office workers suffer most from colds and sore throats. They ride crowded ventilated streetcars in the morning, work in overheated offices, and then face cold restaurants and shared telephones. Lack of exercise and temperature changes weaken resistance. Listerine gargling is advised on rising, before bed, and during a cold onset.
Labor strike ends with mill recognition vote
The Dan River and Riverside mills in Danville Va halted a 4000 worker strike after an almost unanimous vote to end it. Francis J Gorman of the United Textile Workers says management recognizes workers rights to unionize and the strike is no longer necessary. Financier Vanderlip urges wage increases to boost purchasing power as the economy recovers. Red Cross aid assists Arkansas unemployment victims at 1.26 per person.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dan River
Riverside Mills
Danville
Francis J. Gorman
United Textile Workers
Frank A. Vanderlip
National City Bank
New York City
Arkansas
Red Cross
Huddleston Critiques Red Cross Relief in Suffering Report
Congressman George Huddleston cites per month per person aid as 11 2 cents per meal and laments that relief is pitifully small. He claims 40 destitute families in one town with only three receiving aid and accuses the Red Cross of neglect and cover up. The Memphis Commercial Appeal reports wage cuts of 10 percent for most employees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Huddleston
Red Cross
Mechanical department memos and member status noted
In the mechanical department the men are members of Ishor organized, while the others are not. This distinction highlights different affiliations within the department and may affect duties or duties assignments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ishor
Pastors Conference Draws 300 in Plainview Meeting
About 300 people from 80 churches attended the opening day of a three day Baptist Pastors and Laymen Conference in Plainview. The event continues through Thursday with Amarillo leaders J M Cook J F E Nunn J M Jones D D Sumrall and A J Gross among attendees. Baylor’s J B Tidwell was the principal speaker Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Baptist
Plainview
J. M. Cook
J. FE. Nunn
J. M Jones
D. D. Sumrall
A. J. Gross
Amarillo
J. B. Tidwell
Baylor University
First principles cold relief promises quick relief
The ad urges quick relief from a cold by using a familiar remedy and following box directions. It emphasizes two tablets now, drinking water, and says pain will fade as the cold breaks up. A money back guarantee and low cost are highlighted to persuade purchase.
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By John Moore
Joe Norman
Assembly of Music Makers
Jim Farris
Pike's Peak
Wash House
Dorette Durand
Bobby Jones
N. B.C
Lambert Pharmacal Co
St. Louis
Franklin
Memphis, Tenn, Commercial Appeal
Evening Appeal
Lth and Polk Sts
General Motors
Chevrolet
Convinc
B. Flint
Mich
Flint
Michigan
Plough
Hill
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