Lance Packing House adopts new multiple management system in Charlotte
The Lance company led by Philip Van Every adopts a junior board system with 15 members from foremen and office staff to push ideas to the senior board. In six months 38 recommendations were accepted, reflecting a democratic approach to governance. J. D. Jack Pharr chairs the second junior board, advancing the initiative as it grows.
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Charlotte
Anc Fe
Lance
Philip van Every
House of Lance
van Every
S. A. van Every
Board of Directors
Bill Eason
J. D
Jack” Pharr
Lance employs a multi board plan to fuel growth
In Charlotte a plant, sales and junior boards unite under Lance to share planning. Chairman H. P. Curlee leads a cooperative system with 50 executives shaping strategy, while Wilbur Smith runs a new employee cafeteria. A funded educational plan and full premium life insurance boost worker benefits.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
House of Lance
H. P. Curlee
van Every
Sansa
Lance
Phil
America
Charlotte
Wilbur Smith
G. A. Eichelberger
Ike
Madge Rushing
Susie Keevans Matheson
Salem A. van Every, Jr
David H
Yonkers Clerk Arrested For Destroying Fiance Files
An assistant clerk from Yonkers New York selective service board was arrested for destroying the files of her fiancé and brother in law, authorities said. FBI and Director Hoover detailed the acts and noted the couple married last month after a six year courtship.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
Yonkers
N. Y
Selective Service Board
Federal Bureau of Investigation
J. Edgar Hoover
Carmela Sarricenio Oo
Joseph J. Topazio
Stan
Hoover
WPB Reports Record American War Output in November
WPB Chairman Donald M. Nelson says American war industries set another record for output in November according to a late December WPB report. The bulletin highlights advances across sectors including air production and related war materiel.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington
War Production Board
WPB
Donald M. Nelson
American War Industries
Man cites high prices in divorce hearing
In Seattle a man told Superior Judge William G. Long at a divorce hearing he cannot pay $110 monthly support because prices are too high. he said his meals cost $3 a day.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cafe Connoisseur
Seattle
Wash
William G. Long
Army air forces Sergeant from Cheyenne speaks on cheap meals
An Army air Forces staff sergeant, a Cheyenne Indian from Tame, describes a restaurant where longshoremen and truck drivers and he eat, noting the meals are inexpensive.
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Lubbock, Tex
James D. King
Army Air Forces
Tame
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