Mind-Numbing Assembly Lines Debate on Work Motivation
The conference board report cited by Alexander B. Trowbridge argues modern workers are less controllable and motivated by the work itself rather than rewards and supervision. Some, including UAW VP Douglas Fraser, advocate a four day week to ease assembly line discipline, though agreement remains elusive.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Conference Board
Alexander B. Trowbridge
U.S
Douglas Fraser
United Auto Workers
UAW
Fortune
University of Michigan
Thomas K. Connellan
American Associaaion of the Advance of Science
AAS
Volvo
Saab
Voters Elect Board Members in County Races
Election results show Mark Noble and Lowell Butcher losing bids in West Central districts while South Madison Schools reelect three incumbents. District tallies reveal party and candidate outcomes across Districts Two Three and Four, with Madison and Alexandria areas noting contests and unopposed seats.
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Mark Noble
Lowell Butcher
Wilfred Shaw
Weldon Shickley
James Cole
Aubrey Coston Jr
Noble
Victor Spright
Robert Moore
John Collier
Scott Ridener
James Kiphart
Butcher
Jerry Gillum
Roger L. Thompson
Melvin Kohn
South Madison
Pendleton
Ralph Gustin
John Fatzinger
Jack Hanna
Valasta J. Bell
Charles Williamson
Bobby McCune
Robert Warren
Alexandria
William Gaither
Henry Brown
Darrell Gooding
William Roseler
Green Township
Grant County
Max Leisure
Robert Hensley
Demos Pick Hiles over Jack Kirby and Timothy Bloyd
Election-like listing shows Demos Hiles aged 89 defeating Jack Kirby 76 and Timothy Bloyd 16. Township and pet entries identify numerous candidates across Adams through Van Buren townships with specified pet listings and vote counts where provided.
Republican precinct committeemen results by township
A report lists Republican precinct committeemen elected or to be filled across many townships including Anderson, Adams, Boone, Fall Creek, Green, Jackson, Lafayette, Monroe, Pipe Creek, Richland, Stony Creek, Union, and Van Buren. Notable tallies show ties and clear wins such as Anderson Ward 1 31 31 and Anderson Precinct 15 52 53, with vacancies to be appointed.
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Lafayette
C. Joe Arena
Clifton Paddock
Monroe
George FE. Beck
Everett W. Gaunt
Jesse P. McMahan
Herschel G. Richardson
Pipe Creek
John G. Bowman
Mulford Davis
Arthur L. Franklin
Martha S. Landrum
Robert L. Nance
M. C. Quarles
Richland
Ray Patterson
Raymond Precup
Stony Creek
John R. Noggle
Charles F. Gaus
Union Township
Carl E. Blaize
Philip Brewer
Jercy K. Herod
van Buren
Mary Waltz
Anderson Township
Robert Land
Robert Dyson
Robert Hyde
Richard Sayers
G. L. Shaw
Bernard Brauner
John H. Guion
John Chesnut
Richard Bays
Sara L. Chappell
Lee Lortz
H. Jerry Mikel
Richard Erickson
Roger Hunnicut
J. A. Jones
Don L. Hull
Wilbur G. Brown
Richard N. Snyder Anderson
Joan Weston
Opal Gilliam
Clarence Dailey
Louis H. Roberts
W. L. Hollingsworth
Dorothy Fletcher
Anderson
Duck Creek Township
Clair Meyer
Fall Creek Township
Dorothy Conder
Roger Frazier
Alvin Meecer
John Alley
Carolyn S. Willis
Luke Roseberry
Larry Whitely
Green Township
Harold Rumler
Freda Valentine
Jackson Township
Richard Smith
Lowell Summer
T. Dennis Sherman
Monroe Township
Addie Callaway
Stephen Morris
Maurice Mehling
Janet Epler
Paul Richardson
Herschel Richardson
Cedric Hinds
Margaret Wilson
Samuel Bixby
Mary Hinshaw
Robert Myers
Carolyn F. Maxwell
Union Townshp
E. Dwight Weedman
Phillip Brewer
Betty Bitner
David Hooper
Larry K. Pritchett
Robert Parry
James R. Atherton
van Buren Township
Lawsuits Target LWV Over Barring Men At Meeting
National League of Women Voters convention in Atlanta faces civil liberties suits in four states over bylaw limits on male members while debates on full male membership draw attention from 1 28 voting delegates including Mrs. David Bucove and Mrs. Randall Shuman. The Indiana group traveled with 36 fellow Hoosiers as the meeting gathers to shape the national program.
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League of Women Voters
Atlanta
David Bucove
Randall Shuman
Policeman Bill Breece Dies At Home In Frankton
William E. Breece a 16 year Anderson police veteran and major head of traffic and uniform divisions died suddenly at his Frankton home. He originated the fatal accident investigation team and safety education office and trained a motorcycle drill unit. Survivors include his wife Lucille two daughters and two sons. Funeral set for Saturday 10 30 a m at George C Harper and Son Funeral Home Frankton with burial in IOOF cemetery.
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Breece
Sigler St. Frankton
Anderson Police Department
Northwestern University
Major Breece
Anderson
Madison County
William I
Vivian
Thompson) Breece
Anderson High School
Frankton Christian Church
Fraternal Order of Police
Christian Brotherhood of Policemen
Lucille
Lisa
Jane Gibson
Jan Viseluz
Los Angeles
Calif
Mark
Michael
Larry Gibson
William
Frankton
Harold
Marilyn) Brown
Richard
Sue
George C. Harper and Son
Edwin Helms
Emmanuel United) Methodist Church
IOOF
New Arrivals at Local Hospitals
At St. John s Hospital Mr and Mrs Richard Bottomley 806 W 10th St welcome a girl. Mr and Mrs Ervin Cox 1112 E 29th St welcome a girl. Mr and Mrs Dwayne Stanberry 1804 Lavonne St welcome a girl. At Community Hospital Mr and Mrs Teddy Patton Summitville welcome twin girls.
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St. John’s Hospital
Richard Bottomley
W. 10Th St
Ervin Cox
E. 29Th St
Dwayne Stanberry
Lavonne Sn
Community Hospital
Teddy Patton
Summitville
Anderson and Madison County Area Deaths
Obituary notices from Anderson Indiana and Madison County list Paul C Powers 7 of 916 Main died after a short illness. Survived by two sisters, a brother, and other relatives. Funeral details, locations, and interment at East Maplewood Cemetery.
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Paul C. Powers
Guide Lamp
Main
Paris
St. Mary's Catholic Church
Josephine
Holy Family Convent
New Albany
Gertrude Scofield
Terre Haute
George Powers
Anderson
Rowe Weston and Noffze
Nichol Avenue
Francis Kienly
East Maplewood Cemetery
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West Central
Hiles
Jack Kirby
Timothy Bloyd
Adams Township
Vergie Tweedy
Paul Cole
Paul Walters
Boone Township
Harold Wilburn
Harry Mitchell
Robert Elsbury
Walter Smelser
Jane Budd
Helen Stoner
Gordon Coleman
Opal Kaiser
Emmett Hillan
Joan Covey
Betty Cortney
Joseph Hickey
Phillip Brown
Maragret Kohn
Werley Hughes
John Hobbs
Richland Township
Douglas Looper
Lawrence Davis
Joseph Lawler
Richard Cleaver
Stony Creek Township
William Beamer
Sandra Knotts
Luke Reiley
Joseph Shaffer
Wayne Downey
Jim Morrison
Kenneth Poor
Jerald Bowyer
Frederick Jong
Walter Tsanogle
Hugh Starr
James Cox Sr
Edward Hanneman
Glenn Pitford
Wayne Small
James Matney
E.O.M
Bibles
Warner Press
East
5Th St
Marion
Martha A. Hill
Sadie B. Johnson
Doris White
Woolworth’s
Weiler’s
McCrory’s
J. C. Penney
Sear's
Magic Mirror
Herald
Shari Keys
G. Douglas Owens
Carroll Valentine
William H. Highsmith
Wilma Kreuger
Charles Bartholomew
Marshall Hail
Roy Shepard
Floyd Parker
James Allman
Jerry Heath
James Hoppes
Floyd Fesmire
William R. Durr
LWV
League
Tucson
Ariz
New Jersey
Sears
Sears, Roebuck and CO
Main ST
Indiana
Bill Breece
William E. Breece
Anderson and
Paul Powers
Sandra Schieve
Baker Brothers Funeral Home
Sandra Ann Schieve
Frank
Mary Ann Schieve
Ft. Leonard Wood
Hazel Perkins
Hazel E. Perkins
Redwood Dr
Kansas
East Lynn Christian Church
Rural Garden Club
Altruistic Home Economics Club
Killbuck
Mary Phyllis) Smith
Carolyn Smith
Charles Boone
Washington, D. C
Lois Boone
Brothers Funeral Home
Baker Friends
Monroe Schuster
Maplewood Cemetery
Anna Wilson
Lucille Bunce
K. Lucille Bunce
Southern Ave
St John's Hospital
Randolph County
Wayne County
First Church of the Nazarene
Herschel M
Carl M. Bunce
Max M. Bunce
Patty) Cooper
Martin L. Cox
Winchester
Dorothy Gibbs
Richmond
Harold Hill
Fountain City
M. Robert Cox
Wilfred N. Cox
Debra M. White
Baker Brothers Funeral
Delia Gosnell
Fairmount
W. Washington
Fletcher
N.C
Jonesboro
Crystal Laundry
The
Baptist Church
Charles T. Gosnell
Nellie Berkley
Hyattaville
Hanson Brattain
State St
First Methodist Church
Dessie
Joseph Kinnard
Cornell Bright
Cook
Marvin Cook
Grove Lawn
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