Incentive Pay System Is Lauded In 1947 Testimony
Cleveland manufacturer James F. Lincoln told a Senate committee that adopting an incentive wage system would double pay, boost production, cut costs, and improve labor relations. The Linco Electric Co president described a profit sharing plan with piecework, an advisory worker council, and earnings tied to productivity. He cited firms like Eastman Kodak Sears and Hormel as examples where incentive management increased output and wages, urging tax and union reforms to promote adoption.
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Cleveland
Congress
James F. Lincoln
Linco Electric Co
Senate House Committee
Ohio
Lincoln
Eastman Kodak
Sears, Roebuck
Hormel Meat Guckers
Citcoln
Isacson Eyes Filibuster to Block Mundt Nixon Bill
New York congressman Leo Isacson says a filibuster is planned to stop the Mundt Nixon anti Communist bill in this Congressional session. He told a Wallace-for-President rally that efforts would be made to bring out and push the bill through, claiming strong support and a coordinated strategy.
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New York
Leo Tsacson
Siaeling
No Cash on Line Romance Cools in Daytona Beach
Dorothy Lywler, a 28 year old divorcee, accused Danny Wae chaling of seeking marriage for $10,000. She said no money or ticket had exchanged hands beyond travel and hotel costs and demanded proof of wealth before promising anything. She questioned Abe Holly about bringing him to the city and insisted on seeing the funds before any commitment.
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Fla. Wi
Dorothy Lywler
Danny
Abe Holly
Wicer
Wagonal
Fourteen Thousand Womeless After Foochow Fire
Central News Agency reports a devastating Monday night blaze in Foochow China’s business district. It destroyed 1,258 houses and damaged many more while emergency relief stations were established for about 12,000 homeless residents.
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Tire Shanghat
Foochow
Sown
China
New Perspective at Rainbow Lounge After Lunch
After a relaxing lunch at the Rainbow Lounge, guests are invited to view problems from a new angle. In the late afternoon and evening, background music enhances the hotel dining experience with refined refreshments and chef specialties.
Ballot Box Presented by GAR Veterans at Dissolution
In Rochester a Civil War veteran presented a ballot box to the New York Women's Relief Corps as the 82 year old state body dissolved its ranks. Miss Mary Lehman pledged to banish the box. National G A R commander Robert Fownd, 109, attended in a wheelchair, with plans to join final ceremonies. George Clancy urged veterans to guard against communism.
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Rochester
James A
New York Women's Relief Corps
Grand Army of the Republic
Mary Lehman
James A Hard Relief
Teachester
National G
Fara
Ravvnd
George Clancy
American Legion
Quivpgeleets Rare Case Report Across The World
A fragment notes a rare condition with few documented cases worldwide, highlighting its unusual nature and limited occurrences in recent years. It reflects sparse readability and lacks concrete details about individuals or institutions.
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