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Newspaper
Troy Record
Location
Troy, New York, United States of America
Date
Apr 20, 1949
Page
3
Rem Bates Fa. reports the Av eecgation of Junior Leagues opened its 27th annual conference with over 480 junior leaguers in attendance. Most sessions will focus on small group discussions led by President Dorothy Backemann of Barton and others.
Hal Boyle argues that the boss holds a biased view and misreads situations, challenging leadership perspectives and urging a more balanced approach to reporting and opinion.
An essayist recalls a past debate on how workers should influence their bosses and secure raises. He notes attitudes toward employers, the idea of pleasing management, and the notion that money motivates behavior, reflecting on a shift in worker-employer dynamics.
A series of reader anecdotes imagines how a boss might butter up employees to win their favor. Suggestions include handing out cigarettes, greeting warmly, bringing family into the office, and even offering raises or perks. The reader proposes a joint approach but doubts it changes the basic work arrangement.
Greek forces reported a new victory in the Grammo Mountains as rebels were routed on Mount Prophet Elias and southern slopes near the Athanian border. A divisionary action occurred while a major battle raged north of the Maranta River, with heavy losses for the communists.
Fragmentary report mentions losses and captures in a Greek army context with casualties. A return to Ithace is noted, while a family remains for the week. A church youth party is announced for the junior and intermediate classes at Beght Reformed Church.
Florence Lansinge remains confined at home by ill health. Joan Patey and Barbera Pewel of Cambridge are spending the week with Mr and Mrs W Walter Jones and Mr and Mrs Joseph Mare and family including Beverly Wright and Alan. They visited Mrs Mace's relative Mr and Mrs A Edward Rowe over the weekend.
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