Word: employees
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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The Grand Rapids episode was only one of "a series of sharp differences" which had culminated in Pat Malloy's breach with his chief. Mr. Malloy said he had recommended prosecution of "a New York financier" for income tax evasion. Mr. Cummings had demurred. When the Attorney General had...
Mrs. Mina Irvine, secretary to Chairman O'Connor, and Mr. Herbermann, looking for "some easy money" speculated jointly in Florida land. When Department of Justice agents arrived to search her files, this elderly Government employe destroyed all records of her transactions.
The late Dwight Bancroft Heard brought the Republic (then the Republican, a "progressive independent newspaper") into affluence, willed a large block of stock to his favorite employe, Charles A. Stauffer who, with Mrs. Heard, later purchased the Gazette. Since Publisher Heard's death, the Republic has ceased to champion...
Now 49, with a thick black mustache and a high forehead, Broker Stetson is a civic-minded Philadelphia socialite whose pet hobby is raising fish. His mother, who became the Countess Santa Eulalia of Portugal after old John Stetson's death, added $4,000,000 to Son Stetson'...
In his will, probated last week, he left legacies of 10,000 francs each ($550 Roosevelt) to the 18 employes on his farm. Each employe was also given a costume from the Barlow collection. An ironclad clause in the will provided that none of the legacies should be paid unless...