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The Ameri-Conn Vol 2, No. 10 November, 1943
Group Hospitalization Insurance Now in Force for Conn Workers
All Conn employees actively at work on Sept. 22, and who filled in and signed an acceptance and payroll deduction authority card before Oct. 22, are fully covered by the new Group Hospital Expense Insurance now in effect.
This medical examination will be at the employee's expense.
Music survey shows majority of workers want 'hit parade' tunes
Hillbilly, Western and Classical Selections Rated Lowest By Employees
In September special questionnaires were passed around to 20% of the factory employees--both day and night shifts--to get a representative preferance for the type of music they would like t have played over our plant broadcasting system.
Our Musical "I.Q."
The most popular type of music with these (Conn) employees is 'Hit Parade.'
Absentee Scoreboard Shows Department Standing
The Ameri-Conn Vol 2, No. 10 November, 1943
Published for and by employees of C.G. conn ltd.
Frank Crowley, Editor
Conn gyro horixon indicators help navy flyer smash japs in south pacific
Slowly but surely the forces of the United Nations are blasting the Japs out of their South Pacific island bases and driving them back to Tokyo.
No Time for Overconfidence!
The fortunes of war are changes.
Western Union
The Ameri-Conn Vol 2, No. 10 November, 1943
Music Survey
New Members of the Conn Family
Strictly for the girls
Bevin's bar
The Ameri-Conn Vol 2, No. 10 November, 1943
Conn E.A.A Golf Tournament
On Saturday afternoon, Oct. 9, some 25 Conn golf pros (and dubs) teed off at the Christiana Country Club golf course to vie for top honors in the annual Conn E.A.A golf tournament.
"Funzapoppin" Show is a Great Success
An enthusiastic audience of Conn employees and member of their families almost filled the high school auditorium for the Conn E.A.A "Funzapoppin" show, Saturday, October 16.
Consolation Winners
Trunk Makers Beat Production Schedule
The Ameri-Conn Vol 2, No. 10 November, 1943
"Funzapoppin"
The Ameri-Conn Vol 2, No. 10 November, 1943
Conn Safety Committee Urges Greater Care By Workers to Prevent Accidents
Survey Shows Job Accidents One of Chief Obstacles to "All Out" Production
At a recent meeting in Chicago of members of the National Safety Council, which was attended by Leo East, chairman of the Conn Safety Committee, it was reported that a national survey shows industrial accidents to be one of the chief obstacles in the way of "all out" war production to meet the increased needs of large scale military operations.
For Workers on Machinery
When Using Hand Tools
With Ladders and Scaffolds
In Handling Material
The Ameri-Conn Vol 2, No. 10 November, 1943
In the Service of our Country
Lt. Garibaldi Viti Writes of his Thrilling Experiences in Sicily
Lt. Garabaldi Viti, formerly of dept. 46, who enlisted in the Army Feb. 13, 1942 wrote a letter to his mother in Groveland, Florida, shortly after the Sicilian invasion, which was printed in the home town newspaper.
Letters from the boys in service
From the North Pole
In the Navy
Safety Rules
In construction work
The Ameri-Conn Vol 2, No. 10 November, 1943
Conn Birthday Greetings
Two veterans of over a half-century with Conn top the list of Conn Birthday celebrants this month.
New Foremen
She Drives the JEep
Have you seen Gus Lambdin's New Watch?
Gus Lambdin was guest of honor at a special dinner at the Victory Inn, Friday, Oct. 22, given by the employees of dept. 2T.
Third War Loan Drive a Success
Conn workers did their share of putting Elkhart over the top in the Third War Loan drive held in September
$200 For War Mothers