Word: cashier
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Austria greedily legalized chemin de fer and roulette and plunged little Monaco into Depression. True, the crowds were not around the tables but they were inside, and the directors were chuckling that it at least looked like old times. In jam-packed rows the crowds stood dumbly around one cashier's cage, staring. On the counter stood three gleaming cylinders of neatly piled gold pieces, ready to pay off the winners at one table. They were U. S. $5, $10 and $20 coins, far from their U. S. Treasury home. Last year the directors had bought...
...magnum of champagne offered by Manhattan's swank Central Park Casino for the first guests of the season to arrive by horse & sleigh. Dick Mellon, however, took to power from the start. He entered Mellon National immediately after he graduated from Princeton in 1922, was made an assistant cashier two years later, vice president five years later. Able, affable, handsome, his favorite sport is foxhunting. In 1932 he entered two horses in the Grand National at Aintree but both failed at the third jump. An exceedingly eligible bachelor, he lives with his mother at No. 6500 Fifth Avenue, Pittsburgh...
Assistant Cashier Ferndale Bank Ferndale, Calif...
...directors: Mr. Cummings; John Quincy Adams. Iowa land owner: Samuel Thomas Bledsoe, president of Santa Fe: Edward A. Cudahy Jr., packer: Reuben G. Danielson, the bank's cashier; Edward Landsberg. president U. S. Brewing Co.; Judson F. Stone, McCormick estates: Willoughby George Walling, president of the Personal Loan & Saving? Bank. Among those retired: George McClelland Reynolds. Charles W. Nash, Robert Wright Stewart. Dennis Francis Kelly, George Fulmer Getz. Frederick Tudor Haskell...
...Atop a pinnacle of Wall Street power in 1930 sat Albert Henry Wiggin, chairman of the governing board of Chase National Bank, world's largest. Trailing down from this august height was a vast hierarchy of 85 directors, 80 vice presidents, 72 second vice presidents, a cashier and 107 assistants, two comptrollers and six assistants, 41 assistant trust officers, 31 assistant managers and some 8,000 employes. The president of Chase Bank held a relatively "minor" job, being outranked not only by Mr. Wiggin but also by the chairman of the executive committee and the chairman and vice chairman...