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...General Electric and Sears, Roebuck as well as Quaker Oats, International Harvester and the General Federation of Women's Clubs. U.S. farm organizations have been invited into the act, although thus far with little reaction. By spring, if the hopes of IGHUG's high command come to fruition, 15,000 women's clubs will be dramatizing the words of Founder John McCaffrey, president of International Harvester: "Government, like any good household, must live within its means...
Eight years of planning will reach fruition Jan. 1, when the University will take over control of the new Botany building at the end of Divinity Avenue. The Canter Construction Company of Boston is now completing the project...
Realistic Odds. Headmaster Allan V. Heely, '19, of the Lawrenceville School, believes that the younger generation is "harder to fool than we were . . . [It] is fired by the same romantic ardors that bemused and entertained its elders; but it places more realistic odds on the probability of their fruition. This realism is not the expression of deep intellectual or philosophical convictions; nor is it to be interpreted as superficial adolescent cynicism. These young people are aware merely that you cannot count on as much as you used to be able...
...machinery raised real wages by raising man-hour output and lowering costs and prices. Industry, which once fought unionization, came to see that un ions themselves could help boost productivity, and that good morale among work ers could release great untapped energies. This new philosophy reached its most dramatic fruition in a revolutionary contract which General Motors' President Charlie Wilson made with the United Auto Workers; it recognized that the worker was entitled to an automatic annual increase as his fair share of the enterprise's gain in productivity. The more the worker shared in productive gains...
According to Dean David of the Business School, the program is the fruition of a long-time dream to clarify this "commonly overlooked" area of study...