Jordan and the Conference Board under Cold War scrutiny
Soviet accusations label Dr. Jordan as imperialist puppet and the Conference Board as a covert agent for monopoly capitalism. The piece outlines two Jordans, the aggressive economic imperialist and the objective statistician, with NICB studies shaping wage talks and public policy amid wartime politics. The article notes broad funding links including NAM, AFL CIO, unions, and Amtorg, and cites Browder’s 1941 speech as starting the discredit campaign.
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New York
NEA
Virgil Jets
National Conference Board
Jordan
Henry Wallace
Fem Foreign Affairs Committee
Pearl Harbor
Herbiet Hoover
Thomas E. Dewey
Stiing Association of Manufactors
Chamber of Commerce of
United States
Hst
Andrei Y. Tahinky
United Nations
Asenti
Jstage
Moscow
Conference Board
Dr. Jordan
Army
Navy
Air Forces
NAM
Chamber of Commerce
AFL
CIO
United Automobile Workers
John Lewis
Phil Murray
Steel Workers
Sidney Hillman
Clothing Workers
Soviet Purchasing Agency
Amtorg
Soviet Purchasing Commission
Bureau of Labor Statistics
NICB
Labor Department
Washington Labor
BLS
Communist Party
Earl Browder
Meadison Square Garden
Roosevelt
Silvery Bells Of Rome Owe Much To Lucenti Craftsmen
In Rome's Borgo Pio quarter the Lucenti family runs a centuries old bell foundry famed for silvery toned church bells. Francesco Lucenti recounts guarding a perfected bell secret while noting a history tied to the Vatican and a wartime loss of 18 000 bells. The family aims to restore bells for churches as they resume production.
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Lucenti
Joseph J. Baicich
Borgo Pio
St. Peter's
Italy
The
Lucentis
Ambrogio Lucenti
Regina Pacis
Fiuggi
Francesco Lucenti
Blasi
Camponancino
St Peter's
Vatican
Pius IX
Giovanni Lucenti
Giovanni
Santa Maria Maggiore
Leghorn
Francesco
Girolamo
Eugenio
Luigi
Use More Fertilizer To Improve Gardens
Auburn farmer J C Ford extension gardener warns that under fertilizing harms yields. He prescribes yearly manure at 20 tons per acre, about 160 pounds per 50 feet of row, and mixed fertilizers such as 4-20-7 or 6-8-4 at 16 pounds per 100 feet of row. He notes local adaptation and other nutrients for root crops and sandy soils.
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Auburn
Alabama
J.C. Ford
API
Black Belt
Duran
Tobacco wrapper substitute eyed as paper alternative
Fepecalis grown leaf tobacco for cigar wrappers may now be replaced with paper thin. All tobaccos and chews are manufactured using new process. The rotaces paper retains the aroma taste of tobacco.
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Tobacen
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