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Businessmen themselves are not happy with the results of heavy specialization. They have found that engineering graduates are often so unschooled in the humanities that they talk and write badly, have not the wide background needed to become executives. Says A. A. Stambaugh, board chairman of Standard Oil of Ohio: "Real leadership is compounded of the broadening cultural influences of liberal arts colleges. Industries have lots of men worth $10,000 a year, but can't find many worth...
...Milk is the result of a milking method developed by Dairy Expert Roy R. Graves, 64, who spent 28 years in the Department of Agriculture, and John Stambaugh, a Chicago businessman and gentleman farmer. On Stambaugh's Wood-Jon farm in Valparaiso, Ind., Graves made a machine that pumps milk straight from the cow into a stainless steel vacuum tank without letting the milk come in contact with the bacteria-laden...
Graves and Stambaugh will license canners, dairymen, etc. to use their method (Med-O-Milk is the first). At current wholesale prices (31.1? a quart), canned milk is no threat to fresh milk in the U.S. But Graves & Stambaugh think there is a big market where fresh milk is expensive or unobtainable (e.g., Alaska, on shipboard, in mining camps...
...become a member of the Bank's board, the President named plain, ambitious Lynn Upshaw Stambaugh, onetime national commander of the American Legion. Since his defeat in a three-cornered race for U.S. Senator in 1944, the North Dakota Republican has been a practicing corporation lawyer...
Meanwhile, North Dakotans saw more of Gerald Nye than they had at any time in the last six years, as he fretfully stumped the backwoods. But the grain growers and stockmen, who decide North Dakota elections, stayed away. Lynn Stambaugh, a rough and tumble speaker, forthrightly hammered hard at Gerald Nye's stubborn isolationism...