Word: nardin
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...James T. Nardin -- Miss Dorothy Lybeck, Winchester...
Vice President William T. Nardin...
...learned that three St. Louis banks had loaned Mr. Barnes $800,000 for the deal and that Missouri State itself had guaranteed the loan, Mr. Barnes found himself a storm centre. Louisville citizens flayed the deal in well-rounded Kentucky phrases. One Missouri State director resigned. President William Thompson Nardin defended the deal as "beneficial and necessary for Missouri State's protection." He also flared that two of his directors had sent an attorney to him asking $40,000 as the price for withholding publicity. A Kentucky Home stockholders meeting was promptly called, a plan devised by which irate...
...harmonious in Missouri State Life. To straighten it out, Mr. Barnes placed Kentucky Home's 29% interest in a five-year voting trust which has sufficient other shares to represent control of Missouri State. The voting trust consists of Mr. Barnes, now chairman of the company, William Thompson Nardin, president of the company and of $13,000,000-in-assets Pet Milk Co., and Tom K. Smith, president of St. Louis' Boatmen's National Bank...
...Milwaukee Journal, close to the situation at Wisconsin, stated in an editorial of July 14 that in the correspondence between Miss Nardin and President Frank "it must be said in truth that Miss Nardin has the better of the argument. Not on the point of Miss Nardin's administration, for the letters do not disclose, and nothing else has so far disclosed, what were the real criticisms of the dean. But on the question whether there was guidance from the University head as to what the deans should do there seems to be but one conclusion, there...