Industrial leaders rise from factory ranks in U S history
The passage argues that U S wartime victory rested on outproducing rivals, driven by generations of managerial experience gained from factory floors. It notes leaders like C E Wilson and E T Weir rose from the working class through an apprenticeship style system, with careers largely within a single industry.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
United States
George Sexoisxu
C. E. Wilson
General Electric
General Motors
K. T. Keller
Chrysler
E. T. Weir
National Steel
Charles Hook
American Rolling Mill
Baruch and Knudsen turn the war in industry
In World War I Bernard Baruch mobilized the War Industries Board to harness American know how and production. World War II saw Knudsen and Sloan drive mass production at GM under the War Production Board while Baruch’s model proved decisive. the piece argues managers outperform civil servants and laments current reliance on bureaucrats.
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Wilson
Bernard Baruch
War Industries Board
Civil Service
Baruch
Roosevelt
War Production Board
OPA
William S. Knudsen
General Motors
Sky chase over Korea trails Cubs in air and ground mischief
A reporter joins Lt. Don A. Morgan over the Nak tong River battlefront as American airmen track suspected enemy Cubs. Four unarmed grasshopper planes circle target areas to identify fake American aircraft used to mislead batteries, with tense near misses and cautious confirmation of friends.
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Korea
Hal Boyle
Don A. Morgan
White Sulphur Springs
W. Va
Naktong River Battlefront
Morgan
When We Landed Aboard The Mystery Aerial Chase
Hal Boyle writes of a tense flight with Lt. Morgan as two planes approach potential enemy contact. A freckled youth pilot jokes about red hair while the writer contemplates bandit danger and the option of ramming with a propeller. The piece ends with a preference for a B 36 bomber if future hunts arise.
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Lt. Morgan
Texas
Roger
Morgan
Interview with two South Korean WACs in new volunteer corps
Two young South Korean 2nd lieutenants Lee Eun He and Kim Sung Who, both from North Korea, discuss their roles in the forming Korean Women's Volunteer Corps. They describe uniforms, medals, and brief training, while plans aim for 500 initial volunteers and a corps of 3 000 to 5 000 for intelligence, clerical work, and troop information. The interview, held over a St. Louis beer can with an interpreter, notes their three months of training and weapon handling.
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WAC
Lee Eun He
Kim Sung Who
Korean Women’s Volunteer Corps
H. D
St. Louis
Army
Lee
Women prisoners press for marriage waits in Korea
Reporters interview Kim and Lee two South Korean girls who refuse marriage until the 38th parallel is eliminated so they can visit families. They express a desire to join the army infantry, saying they want to wear a uniform and do as men do, despite earlier ministry restrictions.
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Kim
Lee
Defense Ministry
United Press
Hoosiers Close In On Minneapolis As Streak Continues
Indianapolis swept a doubleheader for the third straight time and extended its seven game run in the American Association race. St Paul beat Minneapolis 7 6 as Edson Bahr delivered the decisive run in the eighth. Harvey Haddix pitched eight innings for a 2 0 win with Louisville taking the second 3 0. Kansas City blanked Milwaukee 8 0 before Milwaukee won the afterpiece 8 4. Columbus stayed 3 ½ games back after a split with Louisville.
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Associated Press
Minneapolis
American Association
Indianapolis
Indians
Toledo
St. Paul
Edson Bahr
Columbus
Millers
Louisville
Colonels
Harvey Haddix
Red Birds
Kansas City
Milwaukee
Sid Schacht
Brews
Ohio racer Chess Adams wins 25 lap stock car race
Chess Adams of Garrettsville Ohio captured the 25 lap stock car race at Sharon Speedway in Youngstown yesterday. The event occurred in the Sharon track program and Adams led from start to finish to claim the victory.
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Youngstown
Chess Adams
Garrettsville
Sharon Speedway
Barberton Ball Team Still in Warren Battle
In Warren Ohio Newton Falls will face Barberton next Saturday for a spot in the finals of the NABF regional tournament. New Castle Independents beat Barberton 2 to 1 to stay undefeated. The finals in the double elimination event are set for Sunday. Newton Falls defeated East Liverpool American Legion 6 to 4 in the day’s other game.
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Barberton
Warren Battle
Warren
Newton Falls
New Castle
National Amateur Baseball Federation
East Liverpool American Legion
California Auto Racer Sets Dirt Track Record
Walt Faulkner of Long Beach California won the 200 mile A A R national dirt track title in Milwaukee setting a new record time of 2 12 26 05, six minutes faster than the old mark. He led by halfway through the race watched by over 25 000 fans, besting Myron Fehr Milwaukee native who set the previous record in 1948.
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Milwaukee
Walt Faulkner
Long Beach
Calif
West Coast
Myron Fehr
Fairway Championship Results Highlight Skewed To Spitales
Coni Spitale shot 64 to lead yesterday as Ang Spitale and Vince Ganz matched 66 and 65 in a 54 hole club championship. Ang finished 215, Vince 217, with Coni and Joe Vario tied for third at 222. Final rounds and pairings set through October 1 with multiple flights and matches listed.
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Coni
Vince
Ang
Joe
Bob Sigler
Babe Hessler
Andy Bender
Ralph Schreiner
Jack Baker
John Skubiak
Paul Elway
Ralph Yarman
Clyde Waldren
Johnny Harris
Joe Vargo
Ted McCoy
Chuck Meiser
Bob van Alman
Bill Bauman
John DeMuesey
Russ Clay
Jerry Stake
Jimel Wallace
C. G. DeVarman
Ang Spitale
J. W. Harris
Dave Kestel
Bob Eakin
Ralph DeChiara
Ken Palmer
Paul Malone
Jerry Fultz
Elmer Schriver
First Flight
D. L. Cooperrider
Marvin Kaufman
Roger McDonald
Red McKinley
George Garman
C. T. Branin
Bob Starks
John Klonowski
Clem Behre
Lee Westlake
Jack Wichern
John Bukeski
Austin Stroup
Jim
Bill Burngen
Jack Batson
Jim Low
A. C. Shori
Jim Cross
Cliff Wolford
Len Costello
L.A
Golf scoreline at Highland match with multiple players
Joe Kopan shot 79 followed by Wayne Hocking 80 and Clark Fowler with Zoltan Zander each 81. Joe Popick tallied 83 Elmer Latchick 84 Joe Clouse 85 and John Antol 86 in yesterday's round at Highland.
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Highland
Joe Kopan
Wayne Hocking
Clark Fowler
Zoltan Zander
Joe Popick
Elmer Latchick
Joe Clouse
John Antol
Lakeside golfers post steady scores in round
Al Mayo fired an even par 35 for nine holes while Elliott Reiser posted an 18-hole low of 75. Herm Tom chek totaled 76, Don Greaves 78 and Bill Ellie 82, reflecting a tight Lakeside round with several players near par.
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Lakeside
al Mayo
Elliott Reiser
Herm Tomchek
Don Greaves
Bill Ellie
Local Golf Scores Reported For Nine Holes
Clearview golfers noted totals for nine holes with Emerson Werley at 40 and Dr A B Royal 42 followed by Bob Shepler 44 Owen Barnes Jr 45 and Dean Hopkins 46 reflecting a team or club event scoring by players.
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Clearview
Emerson Werley
Dr. A. B. Royal
Bob Shepler
Owen Barnes Jr
Dean Hopkins
Elms golfer Zitelli medalist with 73 in event
Elms golfer Rich Zitelli finished as medalist with a 73. Dutch Swaney and Clarence Murphy shot 75, Gene Page and Paul Getz 79, and Bob Peterson 81 in the same event.
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Elms
Rich Zitelli
Dutch Swaney
Clarence Murphy
Gene Page
Paul Getz
Bob Peterson
Golf Scores Recorded For Round By Players
Harry Simmons finished two under par with a 70 while Russ Wood shot 74. Bill Burlison and C A Cornelius totaled 79, Foster Brown 88, Carl Harsh 90, and Paul Johnson 92 in the round.
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Harry Simmons
Russ Wood
Bill Burlison
C. A. Cornelius
Foster Brown
Carl Harsh
Paul Johnson
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Deee
George Sokolsky
Knudsen
Denmark
Henry Ford
Alfred E. Sloan Jr
Victory
Charles E. Wilson
New York City
Eberstadt
King Features Syndicate
The
Far East
the Associated Press
Navy
Air Force
North Korea
Seoul
H. D. Quigg
Hoosiers
Ohio Auto Racer
California
Edgewater
Tire & Supply CO
Cleveland & Ninth NW
W. Tusc
Surplus & Supply Outlet
Surplus & Supply
Peotone
U.S
Duralux
Barry Paint Co
Leo Sasa Des Se
Newapurch
Onesea
Aluminum
A. Er Reoeepant
Anegae
Long
Canton’s
N. Cherry ST
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