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Warren Observer

Location

Warren, Pennsylvania, United States of America

Date

Feb 11, 1954

Page

7

Everyday Psychology in the Office Misplaced Feelings

Dr. Norman C. Morgan discusses how minor office conflicts and misplaced emotions waste time and disrupt work. He uses a family war analogy to show how black and white thinking escalates petty disputes into major calamitous misperceptions.

Everyday Norman C. Morgan Grandfather Frog

Monopoly In Scrap Iron And The Pittsburgh Auto Show

The FTC charged two scrap brokers and sixteen iron and steel producers with conspiracy to limit competition in interstate scrap sales. Luria Brothers and Company and Southwest Steel Corp lead the case, with offices in sixteen cities across twelve states. The 1954 Pittsburgh Auto Show opens February 20 at Hunt Armory featuring seventeen major U.S. manufacturers and many foreign lines, with music and engine cutaways.

Warren County FTC Luria Brothers and Company, Inc Philadelphia United States Southwest Steel Corporation Pittsburgh Luria Iron and Steel Bucyrus- Erie Company Erie National Erie Corporation Edgewater Steel Company

Ice and oxygen keep pond fish safe on farms

A farmer can aid fish safety in a pond by keeping several ice holes open to allow oxygen to enter the water. Thick ice on a farm pond may hinder this process and threaten aquatic life.

Warren County Builds Six More Fish Ponds

On February 11, 1954, the county added six new fish ponds, bringing Warren County farm ponds to a total of thirty-five across the area.

Warren County

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