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As evidence, he produced an approving comment from Georgia's crusty, shrewd Carl Vinson, perennial watchdog of the armed services. Johnson quoted from a five-month-old Vinson speech: "There can be no doubt that Secretary Johnson deserves the commendation of the entire nation for having carried out so...
All over the U.S., manufacturers were hiring more workers last week. Employment in July was up to 61,214,000, and in many a city there was already a shortage of skilled technicians; the U.S. Employment Service huddled with state officials to find ways of easing the manpower squeeze. The...
LISA is the creation of polished, personable Executive Vice President Evan A. Mattison, who has rung up many a banking "first" for the Bank of America. He set up its installment financing system, also lured in many a small businessman by lending him working capital on accounts receivable. He thinks...
If Taejon and the rail line were lost, the enemy had a chance to squeeze the defenders into a perimeter around the port of Pusan. But the picture was not totally dark. The U.S. forces had seized unqualified command of the air, would hold it unless Russia directly intervened. The...
Scared Bulls. The market had cracked because investors well knew that business, under wartime excess-profits taxes, could not maintain its current peacetime profits. For example, General Motors, which is earning at the rate of $20 a share this year, earned a maximum of only $3.68 during World War II...