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Speed in Clothing Construction

Mildred Deischer

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One of the interesting studies was in the Department of Home Economics Education during the last year on the effect of speed upon quality of work in certain clothing construction processes. which was carried out by Mrs. Marie P. Ringle who received her masters degree in home economics education last year.

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One of the interesting studies was in the Department of Home Economics Education during the last year on the effect of speed upon quality of work in certain clothing construction processes. which was carried out by Mrs. Marie P. Ringle who received her masters degree in home economics education last year.

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One of the interesting studies was in the Department of Home Economics Education during the last year on the effect of speed upon quality of work in certain clothing construction processes. which was carried out by Mrs. Marie P. Ringle who received her masters degree in home economics education last year.

Key concepts: Clothing, Architectural engineering, Business, Engineering, Geography, Archaeology

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