Word: rosenberg
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Rosenberg Plan. Action came in the person of small (5 ft 3 in.) explosive Anna Rosenberg, New York's WMC director. Budapest-born Mrs. Rosenberg settled her first labor trouble when she was 17 and students in two Manhattan high schools struck against military training. She has been busily settling strikes and untangling labor muddles ever since...
Talking down or ignoring the objections, Mrs. Rosenberg ordered the plan into effect last June. The results: heavy industries are now getting the workers they need, are back on production schedules. Airplane plants, which are usually on a cost-plus basis and thus might as well hoard labor, since Uncle Sam pays the bill, learned to get along with fewer workers, and to utilize them better. Neither management nor labor likes the Buffalo plan in principle. Both still writhe under its straitjacketing. But few will not admit that the plan has worked...
...significant procession of labor advisers filed into the White House one by one: George Harrison of the Railway Clerks, Philip Murray of C.I.O., Anna Rosenberg of the War Manpower Commission, David B. Robertson of the Locomotive Firemen and Enginemen. All four have worked for labor unity...
...agricultural potential was huge, and the Germans eventually would have realized it to the full. To boost future output, Alfred Rosenberg, Nazi Administrator for the eastern territories, had organized The Netherlands East Company, and had begun moving the first of 3,000,000 Dutchmen (one-third of the nation) from Holland to the Ukraine. The plan has met with little success...
...M.I.T.: g, Rosenberg; rfb, Coberdale; lhb, Loven; rh, McFaull; ch, Carpenter (Captain); lhb, Chapin; ro, La Valle, Engelman, Slawson, Krulee; ri, Heckel; cf, Abbott; li, Momose; lo, Ihade, Lednicky...