Word: hudnut
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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TOBACCO-DRUG MERGER is expected for R. J. Reynolds (sales: $1.05 billion from Camel, Winston, Salem, etc.) and Warner-Lambert (sales: $158 million from Listerine, Bromo Seltzer, Richard Hudnut, ethical drugs, etc.). Reynolds, which would survive in stock swap, would get new line of consumer goods and big foreign distribution system...
...jury, led by ex-Dean Joseph Hudnut of the Harvard Graduate School of Design, compounded their insult by rating M.I.T.'s impressively daring Kresge Auditorium, adjacent to the Chapel and also by Saarinen, at the bottom of the list and emphasizing in their decision that "we wish it understood ... that the award is for the chapel building alone." They should be downright ashamed of themselves...
...moneymaker among the girls, even topping Veteran Betty Furness, who this week begins her seventh TV year for Westinghouse. She is also seen by the most people-an estimated 65 million a week-and she appears on all three networks, plugging Lincolns for CBS's Ed Sullivan Show, Hudnut hair products for NBC's Your Hit Parade, and LIFE on ABC's John Daly news show. Like most of her rivals, Julia started out as an actress. Born in Boston, she was encouraged by her mother, Caroline Meade-who once trouped with Walter Hampden...
DRUG MERGER between Warner-Hudnut and Lambert Co. (Listerine) will result in the seventh biggest U.S. drug firm, with assets of more than $28 million and sales of $100 million annually. New company, called Warner-Lambert Pharmaceutical Co., will be formed by an exchange of one share of Warner-Hudnut common stock for each share (774,621 outstanding) of Lambert common. Warner-Hudnut's president, Alfred E. Driscoll, former New Jersey governor, will be president of the new firm...
...Star of the 1953 group was Architect Joseph Hudnut, 68, retired dean of the Harvard Faculty of Design. At Maine's Colby College he taught three classes, helped design two new general education courses for this fall, delivered six Sunday lectures for the general public. A kindly, cane-toting man who likes rambling talks and walks, Hudnut ended his year teaching 144 regular students-about a seventh of the college's total enrollment...