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...hundred of the 250,000 stock-holders of Transamerica Corp. went to Wilmington last week for the annual meeting, determined to support Amadeo Peter Giannini in his attempt to oust Elisha Walker's management (TIME, Feb. 15). Much sooner than was expected the 200 stockholders heard what they wanted, yelled and cheered. For their votes and other votes gave founder Giannini 15,371,578 votes...
...neglected after he had given his kingdom to his two elder daughters. In Mr. Giannini's attempted comeback there is with out doubt a great deal of personal pride. He has, however, been shrewd enough to cover this. The fight began when a group of stockholders united to oust Mr. Walker. The Founder said he would join them if he were sure they wanted him. His entire attitude has been that he was accepting a "mandate" to "rededicate" himself...
Just as the traducers of a cinematic Alexander Hamilton were defeated last week (see p. 30), so were silenced critics of Alexander Hamilton Institute, international correspondence school of business. Last fortnight it was reported that the Institute had lost money during the year, that its stockholders were seeking to oust its president, Dean John Thomas Madden of the School of Commerce, Accounts & Finance of New York University (TIME, Sept. 21). These reports arose from a suit brought in Manhattan by Caroline Beardslee, granddaughter and heir of the late Dean Joseph French Johnson of the Commerce School...
...Stockholders of Alexander Hamilton Institute, international business correspondence school which has lost money during the last year, brought suit in Manhattan to oust the present management, headed by Dean John Thomas Madden of the School of Commerce, Accounts & Finance of New York University...
...campaign to clean up gambling. Jones- boro was glad to have him back, especially when he went at once to shout defiance at his rival, Rev. Dow H. Heard, 35. Redhaired, rangy, lantern-jawed, pastor of the First Baptist Church, Evangelist Jeffers, Jonesboro believed, was trying to oust Mr. Heard from his pastorate. He had accused Mr. Heard of immorality in Big Spring, Tex. Some of Evangelist Jeffers' men started in an automobile to Big Spring to obtain affidavits substantiating the charge. Quickly two friends of Mr. Heard flew to Big Spring, returned with affidavits declaring the charges untrue...