The Student Counselor Explains College Path to HR Leadership
Dr. Oscar Schnicker of the University of Detroit argues a four year college education lays the groundwork for executives in personnel and industrial relations. He notes high competition requires strong technical and educational backgrounds, leading to roles such as personnel director, director of industrial relations, and labor relations chief.
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C. Carroll Hgollis
University of Detroit
Oscar C. Schnicker
U. of D.’s Department of
Schnicker
Key courses and traits for aspiring executives
Dr. Schnicker outlines needed majors such as personnel or business administration and courses in labor economics and industrial psychology. He stresses drive, leadership, judgment, and the ability to decide while advising students to set ambitious goals and maintain confidence to overcome fear of failure.
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Schnicker
Dr. Schnicker
Wheat Vote Set For Half Of Growers In Michigan
About half of Michigan wheat farmers vote Friday August 14 on national wheat marketing quotas proclaimed by Secretary of Agriculture. Quotas apply to farmers planting 15 or more acres this fall, so only they can vote. Michigan farmers will know their 1954 allotment before the vote.
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Michigan
Secretary of Agriculture
Clarence E. Prentice
Michigan State College
Prentice
Michigan Production and Marketing Administration Committee
Benson
Prentice Outlines Wheat Quota and Price Support
Prentice explains allotments based on two years production with Michigan’s share computed in Washington. If two thirds of farmers favor quotas price support stays at 90 percent of parity. if more than one third vote no support drops to 50 percent. Under quotas excess production incurs a 45 percent penalty. without quotas support might be ineffective. Allotments apply with or without quotas and excess production makes a farmer ineligible for price support or loan program purchase.
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Michigan
Washington
Prentice
Michigan State College Announces Farmers Week 1954 1955
Dr Clifford M Hardin announces Farmers Week dates for Michigan State College. The 1954 event runs February 1 to 7, the 1955 dates shift to February 6 to 12 to align with Founders Day, marking the centennial celebration of the nation s first agriculture college.
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Michigan State College
Clifford M. Hardin
School of Agriculture
Wheat Seedbed Prep Improves Yields and Weed Control
Michigan State College expert Stephen T. Dexter urges early seedbed preparation for wheat. Preparing soil after oats harvest aids weed control across the rotation, with field cultivator use addressing quackgrass Canada thistle and wild barley.
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Stephen T. Dexter
Michigan State College
Fifth annual State Farm Management Tour set for August
The State Farm Management Tour on Thursday August 6 gathers at Reese Saginaw Freeland and Freeland area stops to study cost price squeeze with MSU economists led by James Nielson. Arthur Mauch will speak at noon on beating the cost price squeeze.
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Farm Organization
Saginaw County
Loren Black
Saginaw Fairgrounds
Michigan State College
James Nielson
Arthur Mauch
John Lahr
Reese
John
Fred
Henry Hetzner
F. Warner Law
Loren Armbruster
Farmers and Manufacturers Beet Sugar Association
Saginaw County Agricultural Society
Saginaw County Agricultural Advisory Council
Walter Frahm
Frankenmuth
Advisory Council
Emil Heine
Fosters
Saginaw County Soil Conservation District
Paul Cheney
Michigan National Bank Agriculturist
Harold Drexler
St. Charles
Richard Kirch
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