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Newspaper
Linton Daily Citizen
Location
Linton, Indiana, United States of America
Date
Jun 05, 1946
Page
4
Bloomington Indiana reports bus service returned for a second time since a May 1 strike by Leppert Bus Company drivers. Non union drivers ran buses amid city wide picketing with no violence. last week a single day of service occurred before mass picketing halted continued runs. The striking drivers seek AFL recognition.
Chicago boss S L Workman with 900 secretaries shares rules for secretaries to protect the boss, think independently, dress smartly, and avoid tears. He warns that leaks or gossip can ruin plans such as bonuses and urges balance between loyalty and constructive critique.
The text warns secretaries about romantic entanglements with bosses and stresses maintaining professional boundaries. It suggests avoiding flirtation, not acting superior, and handling tasks calmly to prevent resentment and protect value.
Indiana GOP prepares for the June 13 state convention at the Indianapolis Coliseum with about 2129 delegates. Chairman H C Springer says interest is at an all time high as 92 county leaders aim to select a ticket to win in November. A June 12 preliminary meeting includes a luncheon for county leaders. Clarence E Ruston oversees vote tabulation as chief examiner for the state board of accounts.
The text notes other board members would serve as assistants. The state fairgrounds coliseum would be decorated and seating prepared on June 10. Horace M. Coats, secretary of the GOP state committee, said ample parking would be provided. Workmen would install a public address system with traveling microphones so delegation chairmen casting votes could be heard throughout the building.
Governor Gates will welcome a party of 25 Latin American and two Chinese highway engineers at the statehouse Friday. The engineers, touring the U.S. under federal sponsorship, will inspect Indianapolis road building machinery plants and visit local manufacturing firms during a three day stay.
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