Word: duluth
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...swallow and relish the spiciness and occasional acidity of your articles even when my native city and its pet orchestra are involved. However, I cannot excuse omission in detailed account of the Duluth Symphony Orchestra [TIME, Nov. 9] of the name of its conductor from its infancy through its tenth anniversary last spring, Paul Lemay...
LLOYD H. MCDOUGALL Duluth...
...possess the technical ability to produce in great abundance the necessities of daily life, a revolutionary and quite unprecedented condition on earth; and that one man's hunger is every man's hunger. . . . A hungry man in Cambodia is a threat to the well-fed of Duluth...
Good Heart. When Julius Barnes went back to Duluth from Manhattan to reopen his old shipyard last November, 3,000 men lined up for jobs. Many were hired for their special skills, but to pick his other labor he enlisted the aid of the Junior Chamber of Commerce and gave them a professional investigator...
...life. Many of them have been upgraded into semiskilled jobs; others have won bonuses for ideas for plant improvement. They are all working hard and are happy, and we are functioning without labor trouble." He has a closed A.F. of L. shop in his 800-man shipbuilding plant in Duluth, a closed C.I.O. shop in his nearby Klearflax Linen Looms, Inc. (which not only makes linen rugs but, for three years, has enriched itself with a new process for treating coarse flax fiber for cigaret paper). What's more, he believes the closed shop is the best...