Word: partnered
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...defense was expected to explain many a hitherto obscure fact-including why Banker Mitchell had mortgaged to young Morgan-Partner Morgan not only his town house but also his places at Tuxedo Park. N. Y. and Southampton...
Died. James Mitchell Hoyt, 47, senior partner of the New York Stock Exchange firm of Prince & Whitely, which failed in October 1930 owing some $15,000,000 to more than 5,000 customers; of abdominal complications; in Manhattan...
...worked himself into the nervous break-down which sooner or later overtakes most cinema executives, Hollywood wondered how MGM would fill the gap. Thaiberg's hand had been in all the pictures which for the last five years have made MGM Hollywood's most successful company. His partner, MGM's dignified Vice President Louis Burt Mayer has, since hiring Thalberg in 1922, concerned himself more with studio finance than production...
...last December he and his group had bought enough Avco stock to remove La Motte T. Cohû from the company's presidency (TIME, Dec. 19). A compromise board of 16 directors, still bankerish, was formed. Richard Farnsworth Hoyt, Hayden, Stone partner and board chairman of Curtiss-Wright, an athletic, motorboat-racing man cut much like Motormaker Cord though more refined, was put in temporarily as president. Mr. Cord & associates continued to buy Avco shares. Bankers Robert Lehman and William Averell Harriman, after their hot and losing proxy fight with Cord last autumn, had no heart to fight longer...
William DeWitt Mitchell, outgoing U. S. Attorney General, onetime St. Paul law partner of Supreme Court Justice Pierce Butler, became senior member of the law firm of Mitchell, Taylor, Capron & Marsh in Manhattan...