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...America). Born in Illinios. Banker Champion graduated from Dartmouth in 1926 (where he played on the undefeated football team that year), spent seven years with various banks until he joined Chase in 1933, stayed on to become senior vice president in charge of the United States Department (lending and deposit relations with banks, other businesses outside Manhattan) in 1949. He succeeds J. Stewart Baker, who continues as chairman of the executive committee and as one of Chase Manhattan's two top executive officers (the other: Chairman John J. Mc-Cloy). David Rockefeller, youngest son of John...
...cold awakening came two days later when an examiner turned up more shortages-a total of $1,200,000. Set against bank capital of $807,000, the shortage brought only one answer from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corp.: close the bank, freeze all accounts, pay off all deposits up to the $10,000 maximum. Last week Ellenville counted the cost of its generous banker in empty stores, canceled orders and overdue bills. Business was down about 50%, and Christmas prospects looked grim, as FDIC prepared to liquidate the bank...
...victim of arteriosclerosis has a shutdown in an easily accessible artery (e.g., thigh or arm), surgeons can cut out the diseased section and splice in a graft, or split the artery lengthwise and scrape out the bottleneck deposit. At a Chicago medical meeting last week, specialists were speculating on what seemed only a possibility-that a similar technique could be used to scrape out the coronary arteries in case of shutdowns in the heart (coronary thrombosis or occlusion). Whereupon Philadelphia's famed Heart Surgeon Charles P. Bailey rose to report, in effect: "I have just done...
...Devereux C. Josephs '15, chairman of the board of the New York Life Insurance Company; Thomas S. Lamont '21, vice-chairman of J.P. Morgan & Company; John L. Loeb '24, partner of Carl M. Loeb, Rhoades & Company, New York investment bankers; Ralph Lowell '12, president of the Boston Safe Deposit and Trust Company; and David Rockefeller '36, executive vice president of the Chase Manhattan Bank...
CRIMSON representatives, flanked by ballot-watchers from the student political organizations, will collect the polls in the House dining halls, at Harkness Commons, and at Vanderbilt Hall of the Medical School. Women at Radcliffe will find the polls in their mail-boxes this morning and are asked to deposit them in the Student Government boxes at bell desks...