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MICHIGAN TAX HASSLE, which caused General Motors President Harlow H. Curtice to warn that automakers may locate new plants out of state to avoid high corporate taxes, is also affecting contracts awarded by armed forces. Army gave $119 million tank contract to Chrysler, but told automaker to fill order at its Delaware plant because using Detroit facilities would pad bill by $300,000 Michigan tax, plus $1,579,000 in other costs...
...billion in the first half. He predicted that "industry new-car sales for 1957 should equal or exceed slightly the 5,800,000 sold in 1956"-well below the 6,500,000 figure originally predicted by the industry, and later dropped to 6,000,000. General Motors' President Harlow S. Curtice was even blunter. Sales in 1957 should match 1956, he said, but the year "has not measured up to the industry's expectations. For the second successive year the historical spring rise in sales has failed to materialize...
...members of the committee besides Roosevelt are Edwin Ginn '18, Robert H. Montgomery, Lispenard Phister, Fred Roberts, and Kenneth Robertson '29 from Boston, and William I. Robertson '31 and Arthur Harlow '25 from New York...
...former star halfback at Brown first came to Harvard in 1946, when he served as backfield assistant under Dick Harlow, then head varsity coach. In 1948 he went to Yale as backfield coach. The following year he moved to Georgetown, where he served as head coach until Georgetown abandoned football. He then returned to Harvard as freshman football coach...
...long search for a replacement for Jordan, a search that sent officials of the Department of Athletics across the country. Ninety-five men applied for or were recommended for the post, and 26 of them were interviewed. Yovicsin was recommended for the job by former Crimson coach Dick Harlow, who retired...