You're Fired How firing reshapes workers and managers
A reflective critique compares firing to a standardized but impersonal modern process. It contrasts personal interviews with printed termination slips, arguing the latter wounds more deeply, while praising humane transfers and the desire to spare individuals the humiliation of job loss.
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TH Ins Graduate School of Business
Dir
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Miea
Gcreeable
Emumires
Vane
Parsoi
Broadway Burlesque Tales From Henry Poole’s Tent Show
In a dated reminiscence the writer recalls Henry Poole, once a hay farmer turned performer in Dade Tosh tent shows. He and partner Tildy toured, bringing old aquare dances and Virginia reel tunes to audiences in New York, with city folks failing to grasp their rustic stagecraft yet gradually enjoying the novelty.
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Henry Poole
Babi
Buffalo
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Tildy
New York
Virginia
Punkin Cottere
Mel Wall
Temple of the Fighting Irishman remembered in Annamite lore
A quirky feature recalls the legend of Jeraine McCarthy a Dublin native who joined the Annamite army and became chief commander and saintly cousin to King Kien Lung. The tale notes a tomb temple erected on his grave and the River of a Thousand Names linked to the mythic Ribean region.
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Jeraine McCarthy
Dublin
Kien Lung
Antiema
Annam
Mearthy
Fu-ke
A-nai
Been-Din
Crawford’s “Sy
China
New Metals Found by Bureau of Mines Explored
Frederic J. Haskin reports on four newly identified metals gallium germanium indium and scandium discovered in laboratories. Each metal shows unique properties with potential uses but no clear commercial applications yet.
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Frederic J. Haskin
Washington, D. C
Dee
Nave
Bureau of Mince
Molols Ae
Wage cuts and hiring shifts ripple through industry and farming
A Washington report shows wage reductions across manufacturing with about 70 percent of workers affected in ten months ending October. Increased wages for about 32 thousand workers offset some cuts, while farm wages fell 18 percent from two years earlier. Women sometimes replace men at lower rates, and some firms fire and rehire workers.
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Rodney Dotcher
Ashington
A&É
Bureau of Labor Statistics
Dustricas
Bureau
Wiliam Tareen
Amerigin Federation of Labor
Brat
Ana
Bureau of Articultural Economies
Tyiy
Roosevelt orders brief delay in justice debate
The article recounts Roosevelt calling for a temporary pause as it contrasts U S and England reactions to murder. It notes a murder during a drug robbery and discusses capital punishment versus life imprisonment. It includes Einstein remarks and a Labor Statistics overview of wage changes and unemployment concerns.
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England
Beart’s Critique of Golf as Promise and Vice
The writer mocks grand promises that golf builds fortune and health, noting seventeen years of effort yield little. He argues casual golf suits few, calling it a vice for many and urging youths to beware, while sarcasm targets crime laws and Wall Street speculation.
Varsity O Association Officers Elected Ten Years Ago
At a recertification meeting of the Varsity O Association of Ohio University the following men were elected officers: president Tom Morgan, vice president John Hibbard, secretary Hunny Nye, and treasurer Fisher. The year ended November 1, 2080 marked the largest number of new missionaries sent to foreign fields in the Methodist Church. A.P. Throult, 7, near Milwaukee, was injured by a local train near Torch Hill with minor injuries. Twenty years ago Miss Mary Ann Sterritt, 86, died after almost 40 years at Athens State Hospital. Postmaster C. W. Brysau urged careful packaging for Christmas mail at the Dead Letter Office. B.C. Bibhe returned to Athens after two seasons with the U.S. Geographical Survey. The article notes national relief efforts and critiques the efficiency of private benevolent agencies versus national action.
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O" Associatioun
Ohio University
Tom Morgan
John Hibbard
Hunpy
Conference on Uniform Aeronautic Regulatory Laws in Washington
Frederic Bastin outlines the National Conference on Uniform Aeronautic Regulatory Laws to be held in Washington December 16 and 17 under the Aeronaut Rates Branch of the Department of Commerce. Governors and district commissioners invited. industry reps from Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce and others to designate delegates. Includes discussion of uniform taxate regulatory slain aie lawation, enforcement, airport rules, and foreign investment figures.
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Department of Commerce
District of Columbis
Aeronautical Chamber of Commerce
Chamber of Commerce of the
United States
National Aéronaut,Association
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