Word: watsons
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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White crew. Stroke, Roger W. Cutler, Jr.; 7, Charles M. Storey, Jr.; 6, Oliver K. Scott; 5, Robert M. Parker; 4, Edward B. Simmons; 3, Robert B. Watson; 2, William P. Giles; bow, Herbert M. Irwin, Jr.; cox, Edward H. Bennett...
Laurance Hearne Armour, grandnephew of Philip Danforth Armour who founded Armour & Co., was elected president of Chicago's American National Bank & Trust Co., successor to Straus National Bank which was taken over and renamed last year by a group of Chicago businessmen. President Armour, grandson of Banker Andrew Watson Armour who settled in Kansas City, is a director of Armour...
...Class of 1867 Scholarship, awarded after mid-years to a Freshman, was awarded to Ira Alexander Watson, of Brockton. The Walcott Scholarship, founded in 1855, by Samuel Baker Walcott, of the Class of 1819, was awarded to John Bradford Bowditch, of Concord. The John Flack Winslow Scholarship, founded in 1930, by Mrs. John Flack Winslow, was awarded to William Ames Coates, of Quincy...
...Hedblom of Chicago, Hlinois, Robert C. Holcombe of Cambridge, Herbert Jaques, Jr. of Boston, Malcolm B. McTernen, Jr. of Andover, Richard G. Pedrick of Beverly, John N.B. Pell of Westbury, L.I., Curtis Prout of Chestnut Hill, Edward B. Simmons of Baltimore, Maryland, Richard MacC. Walsh of Dorchester, Ira A. Watson of Brockton, Townsend U. Weekes of Oyster Bay, L.I., and Leavitt S. White of Plainfield...
...bonus in 1929 but his $12,000 salary had been upped to $180,000 for 1932. That year George Washington Hill was paid a $120,000 salary and a $705,607 bonus, against salary & bonus of $605,613 in 1929. Another notable bonus increase was Thomas John Watson's, who as president of International Business Machines was paid $258,106 in 1929 and $394,015 in 1932, plus a regular $60,000 salary in both years...