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...Union members must never lay hands to other men's jobs. Thus when a Rock Island train crew did its own switching at Haileyville, Okla., because the yardmen were off duty, the road's receiver had to pay 1) a full day's overtime to the road crew for each train switched, 2) a full day's pay to yardmen although they were not there...
Dunn's real argument against a 30-million-ton expansion: that it would rock the economy on its heels. He mentioned, in passing, that even a ten-million-ton horizontal expansion would not only cost $1,250,000,000 but would take at least two years and 4,160,000 tons of additional steel (including coal and iron mine development, hauling equipment, etc., as well as furnaces and rolling & finishing equipment). But the real drain, he said, would be on the labor supply...
...keeping with the verse choruses added by William M. Abrahams '41, Garrison Poetry prize winner, and the score composed by Leonard Bernstein '39, a former pupil of Serge Koussevitsky, Boston Symphony conductor, and director of the H.S.U.'s first dramatic production, Marc Blitzstein's "The Cradle Will Rock...
Leonard Bernstein, '39, director of the H.S.U. production "The Cradle Will Rock," has again created an original score which will be sung by a picked chorus from the Glee Club and Radcliffe Choral Society. The ancient Greek comedy which tickled the ribs of toga-clad Athenians centuries ago, has been rewritten by Nichols, Abrahams, and Bernstein...
...deserved. But there was a lot more, such as a mammy and four unclassifiable Civil War characters, billed as "The Defeated" and wheeled in on a float. Composer Britten's tunes ranged in inspiration from U.S. and British balladry to Social Satirist Marc Blitzstein (The Cradle Will Rock...