Bright future for American economy at MSC symposium
A panel of top business and labor leaders at Michigan State College forecast a bright but challenging future for the economy. Speakers warned of issues from automation and decentralization to a growing population, advocating stronger merchant voices in government and gradual gains from automation and improved productivity.
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Michigan State College
School of Business and Public Service
Kmotty
J. J. Cronin
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Automation foes and advocates clash over factory progress
Spacek points out the benefits of automation including speed and cost reduction while Ford, Lever Brothers, and the UAW cite safer plants and increased productivity. Experts debate whether automation raises living standards, with projections of a 32 hour week and 79 million potential workers by 1965 amidst shifts in job content.
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Spacek
R. H. Sullivan
Ford Motor Company
Sullivan Sala
RR. C. Waehner
Lever Brothers
New York
Jack Conway
Walter Reuther
Uaw-Cio Committee On
Conway
America
Preacher at St. Ann's by Trinity rector Fr Filkins
The Rev. Fr. Dwight A. Filkins of Trinity Church Three Rivers will be celebrant and preacher at the Chapel of St. Ann Sunday. Fr. Robert Childs will cover Filkins duties in Three Rivers for the day. Fr. Filkins, a 1940 Carthage College graduate and 1948 Seabury Western alumnus, was ordained in Ohio and has served in Oak Park and Streator Illinois before joining Western Michigan last January. Choral Eucharist at 9 a.m. and church school also at 9. All are invited to breakfast after the service.
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Dwight A. Filkins
Trinity Church
Three Rivers
St. Ann
Robert 5. Childs
Filkins
Fisking
Carthage College
Seabury Western Theological Seminary
Ohio
Grace Church
Oak Park
Christ Church, Streatter, Ill
Western Michigan
St. Ann’s
Church School
How Do Your Roses Grow
Harlow O. Whittemore of the University of Michigan explains clay loam soil needs for roses and offers a method to break up dense clay by deep excavation and replacing soil with clay mixed with sand or muck plus dolomite. He notes muck breaks clay, adds humus, and supports soil bacteria and moulds. He also cites rising private car ownership with 15.5 million more cars since 1941.
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Harlow O. Whittemore
University of Michigan
Michigan
Home Extension News Items and Speaker Visit
Michigan State College horticulture expert Henry Chapman will speak on flowers and shrubs Friday April 22 from 1 to 3 30 PM at the Union Township Hall near Keeler Union Campus on Washington St. He will bring soil samples to show soil types for boosting growth and answer gardening questions. The Home Economics College Symposium at MSU draws the Home Economics College staff away with state and national leaders discussing development in the field. Pineapple availability rises with golden fruits in stores and tips on choosing ripe fruit. Nancy Barber notes prices 3 4 cents a serving. ripen green fruit away from light. A table lamp should provide enough light. Evelyn Zwemer of MSU suggests the R 40 white light bulb for better diffusion and less glare, with adjustments to lamp shade supports and dimensions for optimal lighting.
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Chapman
Michigan State College
Union
Township Hall
Keeler Union
Mgc.e
Washington St
Mr. Chipman
Nancy Barber
Sagihaw
Evelyn Zwemwr
Home Management and Child Development Department
Zwemer
Asa's Religious Reform Sermon Outline
A sermon on II Chronicles 15 12 highlights Asa of Judah reforming the corrupt royal court and society. It notes his lineage, the prophet Azariah urging faithful renewal, and urges today reforms through religion not politics, independent of entangling alliances.
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Asa
Rehoboam
Judah
Christ
Jehovah
Azariah
God
Counseling Opens For 1500 Prospective MSU Students
About 1500 future Michigan State College students will attend campus life counseling clinics this summer. The group includes 300 out-of-state students, all high school graduates planning to enroll at MSU next fall. Clinics run June 21 to Sept 1 with orientation tests, counselor discussions, and faculty meetings.
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Michigan State College
M.S.C. Counseling Center
Michigan State
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