Word: marvin
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Harvard actors are Jerry Kohn '50, Marvin Mazic '52, Norman Wexler '49, John Keough '52, Robert Berger '52, Sidney Ball '50, and John Simon...
...Marvin Metschis '52 of Cleveland, Ohio, and Holworthy Hall, died Monday night at 7:20 p.m. of a cerebral hemorrhage at Peter Bent Brigham Hospital. Metschis was graduated from Cleveland Heights High School last June, and was awarded a National Scholarship. Metschis fell ill last month. He was a Group II student...
Students who will take part in the play are: Robert L. Berger '52, Peter H. Davison '49, John F. Keogh, Jr. '52, Jerry H. Kohn, Jr. '52, Marvin E. Mazie '52, John I. Simon 3G, and Norman S. Wexler...
Give & Take. In Newport, Ky., Marvin Coulson, who had bitterly complained to police that thugs had held him up for $40, finally confessed that the money was part of the $43 he had stolen from Elmer Catron...
Biggest and bluffest of the four executive vice presidents is balding, 61-year-old Marvin E. Coyle, known as "Mr. Facts & Figures." (Others: Ormond E. Hunt, 65, specialist in production problems, and Albert Bradley, 57, financial expert.) Last month Mr. Coyle went to Washington, where a Senate committee wanted to talk with him about G.M. profits (which hit an astronomical net of about $450 million last year). Neither apologetic nor apoplectic, Witness Coyle pointed out that G.M.'s prices had not been out of line, that there had also been "profits for the customer." He asked the Senators...