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...Gabrielson, was faced with a charge similar to that made against Boyle. Delaware's Republican Senator John Williams said that Gabrielson had been trying to talk the RFC into extending a $18.5 million loan to Carthage Hydrocol Inc., an outfit which makes aviation gasoline from natural gas. Unpaid by the Republicans, Gabrielson was getting $25,000 a year as Hydrocol's president and counsel. Democrats had been tipped off to this juicy item by RFC's Stuart Symington, but the Republicans, stung by the turn of events, had beaten them to the punch. Gabrielson hotly defended himself...
...married Dr. Helen Flanders Dunbar, a topflight psychiatrist and pioneer in psychosomatic medicine. She, too, was recently divorced.* After three years, Drs. Squier and Dunbar separated. Their marriage, Dr. Squier confided to his typewriter, was soon to be dissolved. And he had financial worries. Because of unpaid bills, he wrote, the "$15 in my pocket is more than I have in the world...
...when few papers thought union news worth reporting, Stark got the job of covering it fulltime. Those were the years of what Stark, borrowing a coal miner's term, calls his "dead work," i.e., unpaid time spent blasting, cleaning out debris, etc. He spent the time getting to know everybody in the union movement, learning the problems of labor & capital inside out. In 1933, when unions began their great upsurge under the New Deal and unionists and their friends became Washington powers, all his "dead work" paid off. The Times sent him to the capital on a "temporary" three...
After 100 days in Washington, General Lucius D. Clay last week gave up his unpaid Government job as assistant to Charles E. Wilson and went back to his $96,000-a-year post as chairman of Continental Can Co. Organized labor had accused him, as it also accused his boss, of slighting their demands and ignoring their case, but labor's opposition had nothing to do with his going. Lucius Clay had volunteered to help Wilson temporarily, had set his resignation date for March...
Under the rules of the Rugby Union, Bennett is the only unpaid coach at Harvard. If he were to accept any salary, the club would automatically become professional. Bennett played on the team, until he suffered a concussion in the 1950 Yale game...