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Title: Bell telephone magazine
Year: 1922 (1920s)
Authors: American Telephone and Telegraph Company American Telephone and Telegraph Company. Information Dept
Subjects: Telephone
Publisher: (New York, American Telephone and Telegraph Co., etc.)
Contributing Library: Prelinger Library
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r# *: / --A ^^: *\X\ Goals set this year by the Telephone Pioneers of Americapromise broader opportunities for individual satisfactionand meaningful service to the communitiesin which Pioneers live and work H Time. said the wise man, waitsfor no man.If this were meant as a caution, it ishttle heeded in normal Hving, since manypeople squander time recklessly. But cir-cumstances sometimes impose the needto count the value of minutes and the means to use them. This year, faced withthe responsibility of generating ways andmeans for its members to best utilizeprecious time, the Telephone Pioneers ofAmerica is taking an objective look attime itself, and measuring its worth inhuman value. ^^iiilz
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Time and the Triangle In September, the Telephone Pioneersmet in Atlantic (ity for their 40th An-nual Assembly. Delegates from the 71Chapters conferred for three days, ex-ploring the convention theme OoaLs forGrowth. Recognizing that the setting ofgoals is essential to achievement, theconferees dealt with the problem withenthusiasm and wisdom. They developedobjectives and programs designed toenable all members to participate in ed-ucational opportunities and communityservice activities. These programs aresure to produce important results in theyears ahead. Attending this Assembly, to assist andsupport the conferees, were Frederick R.Kappel, chairman of the A.T.&T. boardof directors, H. I. Romnes, prasident ofA.T.&T., and many other Bell Systemofficers. Also attending was George S.Beinetti, president of the Rochester Tele-phone Corporation. H Back in 1911, when Pioneeringbegan, telephone industry veteranswanted to spend more time together,reminisce about the business, and havef

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