Engineers Learn Clear English for Leadership Styles
North Carolina State College and regional leaders urged using plain language in business and industry. Panels at the College English Association meeting emphasized practical English for clear, effective communication rather than flamboyant prose.
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North Carolina
Free Enterprise In
South
Charles B. Waste
Renevaais
St of Roanoke Va. A
Norfolk and Westerns Co
G. Johnson
Bates
Ee Laniwick Hartley
State
Ap Oeema
Virginia
West
College English Association
State College
Indus
College and University English Teachers of
North Carolina State College
William Ruffin
Durham
Erwin Mills
National Association of Manufacturers
Charles Wade, Jr
Winston-Salem
R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Company
C. G. Johnson
Greenville
S. C
Deering Milliken Corporation
Louis V. Sutton
Raleigh
Carolina Power and Light Company
Stuart Saunders
Roanoke
Norfolk and Western Railway
Three Cent Stamps May Soon Vanish From Postal Use
The Post Office Department plans to replace the 3 cent stamp with a 4 cent first class rate. The piece traces the 3 cent stamp’s long history from 1851 through widespread use, its distinctive purple ink, and lists notable commemoratives and issuances across decades.
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Post Office Department
United States
U S Sets Good Example For Reds
Report notes U S policy aims to send castaways home quickly and to treat spies in a civilized manner amid Cold War tensions with Soviet counterparts.
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U.S
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Soterr
Somesves
Hunt for jumpy parents in carpeted homes
Short note advises using deep pile carpets or heavy padding to dampen a child’s tapping feet. It suggests these floor coverings reduce elatter of young steps, aiming to quiet noisy households.
Beginning Problems Of City School Lunchroom Operation
The first in a series outlines how 14 city cafeterias feed over 5,000 students daily. Managers, all women, handle leftovers and operate under leases with the district. Government surplus items assist costs. meals average around six cents, with hot and cold lines in some cafeterias.
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