Word: gwinn
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Just what position Mr. Girdler will hold in the Eaton "interests" is as doubtful as what companies Mr. Eaton intends to put in the long-discussed super-steel-merger. Mr. Eaton, working with William Gwinn Mather and Otis & Co., sponsors of Continental Shares, Inc., is supposed to control enough steel companies to enable him to form a single unit that will challenge Bethlehem's position as second biggest U. S. producer. Until plans for this consolidation are completed, it is probable Mr. Girdler will advise the Eaton group on technical matters and stock activity. Chief companies with which...
Republic Iron & Steel. Usually mentioned as the likely nucleus for the merger. A $10,000,000 expansion plan begun last April. Both William Gwinn Mather and Cyrus Stephen Eaton are on the board of directors...
Hammer throw. Qualifiers Black (Maine), 163 ft.; Worden (Cornell), 160 ft. 5 1-4 in.; P. N. Vonckx '31, 153 ft. 3-4 in.; Wies (Cornell), 151 ft. 1 3-4 in.; Gwinn (Pittsburgh), 148 ft. 3-4 in.; King (Dartmouth...
Hammer throw--Won by Wright of Cornell. 152 ft. 11 in.; second, Gwinn of Pittsburgh, 152 ft. 3 1-4 in.; third, Worden of Cornell, 142 ft. 5 3-4 in.; fourth, Alcock...
Joseph M. Gwinn of San Francisco found time to tell Boston Rotarians: "The universal effort in education is to change that which is lower into that which is higher and that which is less useful into that which is more useful. . . . Rotary has helped to break down the barriers that separate business and professional men and those between countries...