Word: grahame
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...other independent motor-makers, it did not mean that the urge to merge was lacking. Hupp's biggest individual stockholder, Promoter Archie Andrews, has been thumping for a big merger for years, would undoubtedly like to try his hand at matchmaking if nothing comes of August's moon. Though Graham-Paige broke even last year, it would have as much to gain as to lose by merging. As for companies which have already gone to the wall like Franklin and Willys, merger is their main hope...
...fall and Coach Walsh will have to spend most of his time trying to figure out just who will fill the gaps in the tackle positions. All three of Harvard's first-string tackles went out by the graduation route and the coaches are waiting eagerly to see if Graham (Blimp) Springs formerly of the Class of 1935 will return to college. He was out of Harvard last year but Jayvee Coach Jimmy Knox thinks that he will come back. Blimp is said to be the greatest tackle prospect that over appeared on the Crimson horizon...
Half century ago Holabird & Roche and Burnham & Root were Chicago's two top-flight architectural firms. Today's Holabird & Root is the inheritor of the talents of the older generation. Best known architectural-partnership (formed in 1928) west of the Allegheny Mountains, its main Chicago rival is Graham, Anderson, Probst & White whose new Field Building shows a vertical treatment typical of Holabird & Root...
...UNSINKABLE" MRS. JAY-Lewis Graham & Edwin Olmstead-Covici, Friede ($2.50). Fictionalized story about Denver's late' famed Mrs. J. J. Brown, who earned her nickname by surviving the sinking of the Titanic...
James S. Knowlson, elected last April to the executive committee of Stewart-Warner Corp., was made chairman of the board of directors, succeeding the late Robert J. Graham. Onetime official of General Electric Co.. now president of Chicago's Speedway Manufacturing Co.. Chairman Knowlson went on Stewart-Warner's board of directors after the com pany was forced to clean house by the accusations of its fourth largest stockholder and most famed inventor, Oscar Ulysses Zerk (TIME, March...