Word: dearborn
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Union Guardian Trust Co., $22,000,000 in First National (TIME, Feb. 20, 27). After the shut-down the Detroit bankers began to scratch barren ground for new capital with which to reopen Guardian National Bank and First National. Finally the bankers betook themselves humbly out to Dearborn and asked for a conference with the one man who could save their city and State...
...charge of the Military Hall to be given at the Copley-Plasa on Friday. March 3, was made last night. G. Q. Thorndike '33, is chairman of the committee and J. L. Swarts '33, treasurer. The other members are W. A. Adler '34, F. P. Campana '33, F. M. Dearborn '33, L. S. Dillingham '34, T. K. Dunstan '34, R. S. Hurlbut '34, M. E. Johnston '35, J. F. Madden '35, S. G. Sleeper '33, and F. L. Wesson...
...Dearborn, Louisville, Denver, Windsor, Ont., Chester, Pa. and many another city some 100,000 men who work for Henry Ford went last week to their jobs of assembling his 1933 models, planned for display within the fortnight. Ahead of them lay the comforting prospect of many months of steady employment. But the week had not run out before notices were posted on Ford bulletin boards announcing a temporary shutdown...
Walking uninvited into a dance at the Ford Laboratory in Dearborn, Wilfred Chester Leland Jr., grandson of the founder of Lincoln Motor Co., slapped into the hands of Henry Ford a long-delayed subpoena ordering him to appear and testify in a suit brought against him by a onetime Lincoln agency...
...pressagent for the Business Men's Prohibition Foundation, was plying his trade in behalf of the Republican ticket. Soon Mrs. Brucer discovered that Mrs. Lynch, a volatile Frenchwoman who once was a War nurse, was not "treating Mr. Lynch right." Mrs. Brucer rented a room in a Dearborn Street boarding house for her new-found friend, fed him. In return, he helped her prepare her temperance speeches, research alcohol problems. "All the men in the Business Men's Prohibition Foundation." said she, "are such fine fellows...