Coffee Breaks Prove Beneficial Tool for Output
A survey of 1,160 U.S. companies shows sanctioned coffee breaks raise morale, reduce fatigue and boost productivity. Management and labor agree on benefits. Mutual Life Insurance reports savings of 130000 dollars annually from deskside coffee service for 2000 employees.
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New York
Fact Finders Associates
Pan-American Coffee Bureau
U.S
New York City
Mutual Life Insurance Company
Mutual
Supplying Milk to California Areas Is Unique Operation
California milk regions form an isolated system with Los Angeles and San Francisco fed from irrigated valleys. Dairy farms act as milk factories, with cows delivered into city limits and fed silage and grain from distant farming areas, producing milk in a restricted region.
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California
Los Angeles
San Francisco
Pacific Coast
Mexico
High Sierras
Nevada
Arizona
Sacramento Valley
Lmits
Mailman Finds Real Stage Money Worth 500 Dollars
Robert Naegely, a 31 year old mail carrier, found a stash described as stage money on Withy-firth street in October. After verifying with police, and with no claims filed, a police property clerk returned the 500 dollar sum to him.
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New York
Robert Naegely
Naegeley
Withy-firth
Frank Leuci
Summer Wardrobe Plans and Health Notes for Readers
Vacationers should plan clothing for warm weather and activities. The piece promotes light fashion, bright colors, and an off the shoulder blouse. It also urges tuberculosis screening via annual chest X rays and notes sponsorship by the Bristol District Nursing Association while offering an E-2664 leaflet.
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Bristol District Nursing Association
Health for All Tuberculosis in the United States
Tuberculosis remains a major national health issue with about 34 000 deaths annually and an estimated 400 000 active cases, of which 150 000 are unreported. Many carriers feel well while spreading TB, making early detection through screening crucial.
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United States
Potato shortage eases in Rhode Island as June arrival nears
New England shoppers face potato shortages with no quick price drop. Supplies from the southern spring crop will rise by mid to late June, easing counters. Homemakers should use rice, macaroni, noodles, spaghetti, corn, dry beans and dry peas as substitutes with reasonable prices.
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Rhode Island
New England
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