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In some ways, Frank Cohen is an exceptional kind of American, but he does not look it. Short (5 ft. 4 in.), rotund (180 lb.), 48, he grew up in New York City and went to Columbia, where he wrote a Ph.D. thesis on what was then (1916) the revolutionary...
Production Easy: TIME'S index eased to 157.9 (estimated) in the Sept. 27 week, lowest since mid-July and 0.5 point under the preceding week's final figure. Main reason for the latest decline: a contra-seasonal drop in power output,caused by cool weather (less refrigerator load...
Next month U.S. railroads will face their first big test of World War II. The A.A.R.'s reiterated boast ("We can carry it all") will come face to face with over 150,000,000 tons of bituminous coal, which must be delivered before Christmas. The fall coal movement, coinciding...
And since there are no seasonal ups & downs when an industry works at wartime capacity, seasonal variations have been discontinued in the figures on 26 industries (machinery, locomotives, rayon, etc.).
U.S. railroads loaded 912,000 freight cars in the Aug. 30 week, a new 1941 top. This week they start the final climb to the October seasonal peak. Power output hit 3,233 million k.w.h., highest ever and 18.2% above last year. As the Eastern gas shortage grew less fearsome...