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The new decentralized conservation program will sacrifice economy, talent, and effectiveness. Administrative costs, among the lowest in the federal government when the Service was run from seven offices, will skyrocket under the control of forty-eight states. With state control, the staff of trained men from the Soil Conservation Service...
Running Hop. After college, McElroy got a job at P. & G. as mail clerk in the advertising department, learned the ins & outs by reading mail from P. & G.'s house-to-house selling crews, ad agency and distributors. He planned to go back to Harvard Business School, but he...
"As governor he has had wide administrative experience," Sutherland added. "About the only thing against him ins the fact that he's been in politics and if you look back, Taft, Hughes and John Marshall were also in politics before they became Chief Justices."
That was a far cry from $10 million. But Moody's backers included some who could doubtless raise that much or more. Most prominent: Mrs. Paul Hoffman, wife of the ex-ECAdministrator, now back at Studebaker, and Roger Stevens, Michigan real-estate potentate who engineered the $25 million purchase...
*The U.S. has 44 ships abuilding for delivery this year, 29 for 1954. But the future of U.S. shipbuilding looks dark. No new orders have been received to replace those now being completed, and a great part of the U.S. tanker and freighter fleets is growing old. To stimulate construction...