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Louis Blaustein protested, and there was a compromise. Pan American Petroleum & Transport was reorganized, combined with Amoco. The Blausteins traded their holdings for a 28% interest in Pan Am, and Louis Blaustein became its president. Standard of Indiana, in control with 70%, promised to see to it that Pan Am...
This spring young, ardently Republican State Secretary of Banking John C. Bell Jr., irked by Greenfield's debt-ridden calm, decided to turn on the heat. To collect on old notes due two closed banks, he sued for $2,165,688, refused to settle on Greenfield's termc...
Last fall, two of the crammers (the University Tutoring School and Fletcher Briggs) gave up the ghost. Early in May the College Tutoring Bureau followed suit. Still busy, however, were the two biggest tutoring schools. Wolff's and Parker-Cramer. Last fortnight, Harvard's Dean A. Chester Hanford...
Last December hulking, grizzled Sir Walter Citrine, general secretary of the British Trades Union Congress (6,000,000 workers), and six members of his General Council flew to Paris on an Imperial Airliner, dined & wined with French Labor Minister Charles Pomaret, returned to England in state aboard a French destroyer...
Once when Sullens tied into Paul Johnson, then a judge, Johnson sued him for libel, and to Sullens' disgust a News official settled out of court for a reputed $18,000. On the day of the settlement judge Johnson bought a big new limousine and cruised up & down Jackson...