US and British Unions Compare Factory Productivity
A British-led mission to the United States found American workers generally not harder workers than British peers. It credited higher productivity to machinery and handling equipment, noting minimal union opposition to labor-saving tech and describing wage pressures and incentive schemes as less extensive than in Britain. The report warned safety concerns lag behind Britain in both countries.
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United States
Sion
Britain
Londoner Elected By World Baptists
Dr. F. Townley, 57, of Bloomsbury Baptist Church London, was elected president of the World Baptist Alliance in Cleveland. He succeeds Dr. C. Oscar Johnson of St. Louis who had held the post since 1947. Seven new vice presidents were named from Sydney, Selma, Atlanta, Rome, Edmonton, Uppsala and Tokyo. The convention urged modern language to reach a secular, humanistic world.
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Cleveland
Ohio
F. Townley
London
England
Bloomsbury
C. Oscar Johnson
St. Louis
Gr. Lord
British Baptist Union
British Broaecasting Company
Baptist World Alliance
W. I. Jarvis
Sydney
Australia
D.V. Jenison
Selms
Alabama
Louis D. Wenton
Atlanta
Georgia
Manfredi Ronchi
Rome
Italy
W. C. Smalley
Edmonton
Canada
Gunnar Westin
Uppsala
Sweden
Sadamoto Kawendo
Tokyo
Japan
Archbishop Hails Spanish Dictator
MADRID UP Monsignor Francis A M MeIntyre archbishop of Los Angeles today admitted Spain into the United Nations praising Franco for meeting the Communist issue in Spain and saying there is complete freedom of religious expression for non Catholics He will sail for New York Monday on the Italia Fort Worth GP Mrs Joe Wray a housewife laughed as two boys 10 and 8 pointed a pistol at her demanding money The pistol was real and the boys tried to trade it for an automatic They said no one would know it was real JUST LIKE DAD CHICAGO UP School children bicycles now pass a test lane at an elementary school to imitate their fathers automobiles
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Madrid
Francis A. M. MeIntyre
Los Angeles
Spain
United Nations
Franco
America
New York
Italia
Fort Worth
Joe Wray
DAD
Chicago
Cotton Must Have Eye Appeal To Stage Comeback
Dr. D. M. Wiggins of Texas Tech told the Cotton Research Congress that cotton’s revival hinges on eye appeal in dress wear. He urged emphasis on resin finishes to give cotton lustre like silk and synthetics, and highlighted the need for grease resistance. Progress with resins shows promise though heat-based processes weaken fabric.
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Dallas
D. M. Wiggins
Texas Technological College At
Lubbock
Wiggins
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Wisconsin
Usu
Star Hist Tuna
NAVY
Libby
Bewley's
Ins
World Baptists
Gulf Dial
Guaran DD Turner
Polio Insurance
Tuck Insurance Agency
Ashbel
Pyongtae
South Korea
International Soundphoto
Ana Oe
Electrolux
Houstonse
Main
Houston
Texas
State
Penne
Cence
TRY “Sun
Faille
Chenille
Aries’ Rayon
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