Word: dillon
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Clarence Douglas Dillon '31, of Far Hills, New Jersey...
...included both the Fox and the anti-Fox factions in the late war) were to receive only 300,000 shares of three-year warrants of Film A at $35 a share-a banking profit notably smaller than the commissions formerly proposed by either Halsey, Stuart or the Bancamerica-Blair. Dillon, Read & Co., Lehman Bros, syndicate...
...Trusteeship's name, Mr. Stuart and Mr. Otterson refused to recognize his repudiation of the agreement, prepared to vote the controlling shares in their capacity as majority trustees. Thus, although Mr. Fox later succeeded in escaping his financial difficulties by enlisting the banking support of Bancamerica-Blair, Dillon, Read & Co., and Lehman Bros., he faced the possibility of having his own stock voted against him at the annual stockholders meeting on April 15, and of the control of his companies passing directly into his opponents' hands. The sale to General Theatres (in spite of its obvious alliance with...
...recent decision to raise boxing to the level of a formal sport at Harvard and the completion of the University's first adequate natatorium, offer convincing evidence of the progress of the policy of all athletics for all: With the completion of the indoor athletic plant and the Dillon Field House, Harvard's athletic equipment will be complete...
Rock Island-'Frisco. The first major move by Dillon, Read & Co. in the railroad field was their obtaining control of the Seaboard Air Line. Last week it was revealed that the firm controls about 11% of the outstanding stock of Rock Island and a large block of St. Louis & San Francisco, which controls Rock Island. Foreseen: a Rock Island-'Frisco merger...