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...bought a Stock Exchange Seat in 1900 for $50,500, the highest price then on record. For a while he was the Board Member for Day & Heaton; later, with his two brothers he formed the firm of Wrenn Bros., No. 39 Broadway, of which he was a special partner at the time of his death...
...fail to convince. This one started out to prove that there is something in this matter of mental telepathy after all, and succeeded only in proving the contrary, for if there had been a speck of such ability in that cast, someone would have telegraphed the cues to his partner...
...OFFICE - Nathan Asch - Harcourt, Brace ($2.00). Some staccato words are ripped out. There is The Office: tape, shares, toil, sex, money. The office fails and you go home with the various people whose lives centre in it. A stenographer has to forget the junior partner and marry her boyfriend. The stupid figurehead of the firm trembles, tells his wife. Clerks curse, get other jobs. The junior partner brandishes his cane, plans to run away and be a heman; slinks to his father instead. The crooked partner plans another office. Author Asch seems to know his Wall Street and hate...
Thomas W. Lamont '92 of New York, international banker and partner of J. P. Morgan and Company, has been elected President of the Harvard Alumni Association. At the annual October meeting of the directors of the Association, he was chosen to succeed Professor C. H. Grandgent '83 as President...
Charles S. Pierce '95 of Boston, vice-president and general counsel for the New England Telephone and Telegraph Company, and Malcolm Donald '99, partner in the Boston law firm of Herrick, Smith, Donald, and Farley, were named as the two vice-presidents of the Association...