Word: inded
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...once-great trading post of Vincennes, Ind., there is no longer a Gimbel Brothers-owned store; but four Gimbels went there last week to honor their tribe and business, founded there just 100 years ago. At table's head sat Grandson Bernard, president of Gimbel Brothers, Inc. and present family hetman. Knowing his genealogy as well as his retailing (to a Gimbel, the two are one), Bernard proudly enumerated the far-flung Gimbel line...
...prize winners are: Mandel Berman, Dotroit, Mich, Philip Coldwell, Clevoland, Ohio, Harry H. Cornelius, Oak Park, Ill, Maxwell L, Elliott, Atlanta, Ga., Robert Shun-Hslaug Lee, Hong Kong, China, Robert D. Orr, Evansville, Ind., Philip W. Orth, Milwankee, Wis., John F.Porter, Los Angeles, Calif., Jerome F. Scott, Minneapolis, Minn., Robert W.Zimmerman, Minneapolis, Minn...
...there is still an untapped source of skilled labor: misfits. An inventory of skills would show how many workers can be upgraded to more skilled jobs at once, without training. As Detroit has done with its engineers (TIME, March 31), Kokomo, Ind. (pop. 33,795) last week counted returns from a survey of its skilled labor resources...
...South Bend, Ind. a carnival worker, rejected by the Navy because he had a naked woman tattooed on his arm, reappeared the same afternoon with the woman dressed in skirt and brassiere...
...Steel Corp. and the U.S. Army last week tested the first smoke blackout in U.S. history. Stage for the show was the huge Carnegie-Illinois mill (U.S. Steel subsidiary) in Gary, Ind. As Army engineers and civilians watched, a black smoke belched from 20 furnace stacks and from 20 locomotives crisscrossing the mill yard. Soon the plant was hidden under a black smoke umbrella...