Word: henrici
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...Broad Highway. Butter pats were served again at Schrafft's and Henrici's; cases against cigaret blackmarketers were dropped. Along the highways, in whatever cars they had, people were blowing out tires and bumping into each other again; the city traffic tie-ups were something awful. Other moral equivalents to war were the fall's football games-which drew record crowds-and a shooting season so trigger-happy that Colorado's game department recommended manslaughter laws for hunters...
...Henrici's set shooting for F-G was extraordinary. Of 11 long shots attempted, Henrici made eight baskets. Don Schacht, also of the NROTC, played an excellent floor game, scoring 10 points, while Dick Clapp of the same outfit piled up 15. Wally Hull and Bill Jones were outstanding for Company C, responsible for 14 and 10 points, respectively...
...Mallett of the Bellboys and Dick Clapp of the NROTC shared scoring honors yesterday, each piling up an even dozen points. Paul Haskell and Julian Hatton each accounted for nine of Lowell's score. Dick Foard and Joe Henrici were outstanding...
...difficulties; John R. Jr. said it was all a misunderstanding. He did not receive, however, the voice in the management that he had expected, and last December when Mr. McCulloch resigned as chairman he had William Collins (who had come into the company when John R. Thompson Co. absorbed Henrici's well-known Chicago restaurant) made president and chairman. Thompson Jr. was definitely...
...regain voting control but gave up and announced, "It was all due to a misunderstanding." Chicagoans felt that the Hertz-McCulloch group allowed him to remain as president for sentimental reasons. Last week he resigned, was succeeded by William Murphy Collins, 55, oldtime Chicago restaurant man who sold Philip Henrici's ("No Orchestral Din") to the Thompson chain in 1929. Four days before President Thompson resigned Mr. Collins, also a large stockholder, was made chairman of the company...