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Adding his own postscript to the report, C.E.D. Chairman Marion B. Folsom, treasurer of Eastman Kodak Co., summed up the job for management: "Everyone [must] receive, and feel that he is receiving, a square deal...
...machine is an electronic color scanner, one of a whole group of experimental developments now under way. The scanner is designed to produce faster and more accurate color separation negatives. It may foreshadow a new era in the quality of color printing. It was originally conceived by Eastman Kodak engineers and cooperatively developed by TIME Inc.'s research laboratories, which are exploring a wide range of new printing developments in cooperation with other research units in the industry and major suppliers...
...participants in the discussions will be these non-Harvard teachers: Dr. Rene J. DuBois of the Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research: Dean Sidney J. French of Colgate; Professor Frederick J. Kilgour '35 of Yale; Professor Paul H. Sears of Oberlin; and C. E. K. Mees of the Eastman-Kodak Company...
Marion Folsom has been a sparkplug of C.E.D. since it was first organized in 1942. He helped lay the groundwork for the Social Security Act of 1935, has made Eastman Kodak's pension and profit-sharing plans so successful that they are imitated by many other U.S. companies. He has also urged that Social Security be expanded to cover everyone and that benefits be raised...
...socially-conscious businessman, Georgia-born Marion Bayard Folsom, 56, has spent almost as much time in Washington, B.C. during the past 15 years as he has at his treasurer's desk in the $380 million Eastman Kodak Co. This week Folsom takes on another civic chore: the chairmanship of the businessman's Committee for Economic Development, succeeding West Coast Banker W. Walter Williams, 56, who wants to run for U.S. Senator from Washington...