Word: freeman
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Among them: Presidents William G. Stuber (Eastman Kodak), Jeremiah G. Hickey (Hickey-Freeman Clothes), John M. Davis (D. L. & W. R. R.), Edward Eugene Loomis (Lehigh Valley...
...finished playing the studies and a less effective fox trot, Iturbi pointed out a tall blond man with a foxlike face sitting in a box. Robert Russell Bennett stood up and, for one of the rare times since he stopped playing every instrument in a boys' band in Freeman, Mo., faced an audience. In Manhattan for 13 years Russell Bennett has practised his trade behind scenes. He works for Harms, the music-publishers. When a songwriter like Jerome Kern or George Gershwin wants to put on a show he takes his tunes to Harms for Russell Bennett to orchestrate...
...Alabama; Robert Lee Brown 4M, of Rochester, New York; Norman Hull Bruce 3M, of Brighton; Oliver Cope 2M, of Boston; Albert Wallace Cowan 2M, of Bristol, Tennessee; Edmund John Croce 2M, of Worcester; Robert Croly Darling 3M, of New York City; William Finkelstein 3M, of Waterbury, Connecticut; Don William Freeman 3M, of Denison, Texas; Travis Armitage French 2M, of New Castle, Pennsylvania; Dale Gilbert Friend 2M, of Missouri Valley, Iowa...
...Boston, Arthur F. Duffey. Jr. of Arlington, John G. Duffey of Arlington, Francis G. Dunlevy, West Roxbury, Walter W. Dwyer of Cambridge, Edgar I. Epstein of Brighton, Roberts Mck. Fish of Cambridge, Maurice Fishman of Cambridge, John F. FitzGerald of Newton, John B. Ford of Methuen, Clark W. Freeman of Cambridge, Ellis J. French of Danvers, Dominic R. Freni of Boston, Gerald F. Gilmore of Wayland, Milton J. Goldwasser of Cambridge, Richard S. Green of Somerville, William A. Greene, Jr. of Cambridge, William G. Hanson of Cambridge, John M. Hartwell, Jr. of Belmont, John B. Hawkins of Worcester, Gorge...
...company, small Vice President Frederick W. Walker, one-time construction engineer, and a salesman named Charles Edgar Albright, who is conceded to have sold more million-dollar policies than any man in the history of life insurance. (Some of his clients: Walter P. Chrysler Jr., Arthur Brisbane, Eugene Meyer, Freeman F. Gosden, Charles J. Correll ["Amos 'n' Andy"], Harry Frankel [Barbasol's ''Singin' Sam"] and many another radio celebrity.) Between the trustees' deadlocked meeting in June and their session last week Candidates Walker and Albright successfully eliminated each other. Their supporters voted...