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...West Coast's biggest pulp and paper maker is also its strongest corporate guardian of labor peace. In 14 years, Crown Zellerbach Corp., which employs 11,000 in 13 paper mills, has not lost a single day's production because of strikes, and has helped to supply the same pattern for the entire Coast paper industry. Last week, in the first of a series of 15 studies of The Causes of Industrial Peace under Collective Bargaining, the National Planning Association told how Crown Zellerbach does...
Just nine years ago, men drinking in languid Paris cafes, staring at the sky from Polish fields, listening to tremulous radios in American living rooms, were afraid of war. Their fears were justified when on Sept. 1, 1939 German bombers started battering Poland to a pulp...
Johnny West heard. He opened the cab door, shot Conn in the lungs and hit a game protector named Frank Friemoth in the shoulder. But as Conn sank, his Tommy gun cut loose. West toppled out to the pavement, dying, his face a bloody pulp...
...often more sensible to let a drunk sleep under a signboard than to haul him to the station house; that it was always wise to whistle for aid before tackling trouble. Once he waded into a gang of roistering sailors, slipped in the snow, was beaten to a pulp...
...publishers of True had talked about "striking boldly into an uncharted field . . . sounding out the public appetite for tabloid journalism in magazine form." But the public appetite for True proved small. In six years as a sexy, fact-detective pulp, True got only 240,000 readers-and was barely making carfare. Then it decided to go straight. By last week, the reformed True was up to 1,400,000. It entered the small company of magazines that guarantee to sell a million copies a month...