RETROSPECTIVE
50 years ago in AMERICAN MACHINIST
Labor costs need attention
In the May 23, 1955, issue, Editor Burnham Finney pointed out that the urge to increase manufacturing efficiency should be irresistible
According to Finney, these two actions constituted the best-possible guarantee against getting caught in an upward spiral that might easily upset costs and, hence, profits.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder
That issue also reported Henry Ford II was happy to see the Detroit Free Press come back from the auto show with a piece of fabric he fancied.
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