Word: macke
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...Assistant U.S. Attorney in Manhattan, he joined a private law firm, and in 1948 hung out his own shingle. As background for his new $16,000-a-year post, Republican Joe Finnegan has done an impressive amount of arbitration and mediation work, approved by both labor and management, e.g., Mack Trucks, C.I.O. United Auto Workers, National Cash Register, C.I.O. United Steelworkers, Royal Typewriter...
...Peter) O. (for Olai) Peterson, 58, was elected president of Mack Trucks, Inc., succeeding E. D. Bransome, who continues as board chairman. Norwegian-born, Peterson was brought to Michigan by his parents when he was six. After high school he got into the auto business as a Buick car inspector, went to Studebaker in 1919, where he rose to be director of purchases in 1933, manufacturing vice president in 1947 and executive vice president...
Warming his old bones in the Florida sunshine, Connie Mack, grandest of baseball's patriarchs, decided, after celebrating several past birthdays on Dec. 22, that he had occasionally been hazy about the exact hour of his birth. "I was really born on the 23rd," said he. His family then cooperated in helping him turn 92 on that day. Asked to pass on a gem of wisdom to his juniors, Mack cogitated briefly, then in his best oracular manner rumbled : "People are living too fast...
Newell B. Mack of Adams House and Bradley W. Stark of Dunster House, both incumbents, were elected in the junior class election, along with Richards L. Dodds of Kirkland House. Mack is the present Council treasurer, and Stark has represented his class on the Council for two years...
...substituting new ones. Of the 30 stocks that make up the Dow-Jones average today, more than one-third were not on the list in 1929. Among the newcomers are such giants as Du Pont, United Aircraft and A.T. & T. Among those dropped, for varying reasons: American Sugar Refining, Mack Truck, North American Corp. As an example of what such omissions and substitutions can mean statistically, it has been figured that if the inactive stock of International Business Machines, once on the Dow-Jones list, were still included, the industrial average would be over...