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...Publicist Jones. Charles Sherman ("Casey") Jones, great trainer of flyers and one of the best-liked men in U. S. aviation, last week was made a vice president of Curtiss-Wright Corp. and put in charge of all the concern's public relations. A sort of promotion for him, it required his removal as president of Curtiss-Wright Flying Service. Other Curtiss-Wright personnel changes last week: Major E. H. Brainard became C. W. Flying Service president; William F. Carey turned his presidency of C.W. Airports Corp. over to Charles W. Loos and returned to his railroading; Bruce Gardner Leighton...
Fast Frank Hawks. Captain Frank Monroe Hawks, air publicist for The Texas Co.,* last week flew the 90 mi. from Philadelphia to New York in 20 min.?an unofficial record. In the past fortnight he also: flew Detroit to Manhattan (483 mi.) in 2 hr. 41 min.; Boston to Manhattan...
...company's ground publicist is Cecil ("Stu") Hawley, son of tariff-making Congressman Willis Chatman Hawley of Oregon. As chief of the company's road information service he annually motors thousands of miles at record speeds. Last August he motored from Manhattan to Los Angeles in 67 hr. 38 min., the record. Also a record was his round trip time...
Chicago's able publicist and health commissioner, Dr. Arnold Henry Kegel, last week again assembled a pack of reporters and photographers, led them to the Charles Bamberger home, picked up Mr. & Mrs. Bamberger and their disputed child, drove to the William Watkins home. Commissioner Kegel was going to put a real end to the fight over the mixed babies of the two families (TIME, July 28, Aug. 4). Argumentative Mr. Watkins was not at home. But Mrs. Watkins was. She and the Bambergers now decided, with Commissioner Kegel's persuasion, that for over a month they had been...
...latter complete to the local boarding house, to teach "boys and girls something of the spirit which made this country." There is a Fordian enthusiasm for that spirit evident throughout the book, which is as simple as the author's automobile, and with the aid of Publicist Samuel Crowther made to run as smoothly...