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Aronson yesterday named four assistant managers for 1954-55, one more than last year. The four are: Robert S. Dills '57, of Wichita, Kan., and Leverett House; Wallson G. Knack '57, of Rochester, N.Y., and Winthrop House; William B. Pennell '57, of Mineral Ridge, Ohio, and Leverett House; and Bernard A. Wiseblatt '57, of Dorchester and Leverett House...
They are: Jacob E. Berger '55 of Dudley and Brookline, Mass. (Biochemistry); Michael J. Cambern '55 of Winthrop and Wichita, Kansas (Romance Languages); Joseph Cooper '55 of Dunster and Akron, Ohio (Government); Peter Duus '55 of Winthrop and Wilmington, Delaware (History); Charles J. Epstein '55 of Adams and Philadelphia (Chemistry...
USED-CAR DEALERS are squaring off for a major court battle with new-car dealers. As a test case, the National Used Car Dealers Association is backing a Wichita member's antitrust suit charging 12 franchised new-car dealers with price-fixing, and accusing them of threatening newspapers with ad cancellations if they accepted ads from...
...steelmaking plants, warehouses and inventories, continue to operate the company. Follansbee's corporate shell (with $9,000,000 in the till and no plants) will then merge with two profitable Murchison firms: Chicago's Consumers Co. (concrete) and Frontier Chemical Co. (chlorine, caustic soda) of Wichita, Kans. Follansbee stockholders, whose stock will be worth $20 a share after selling their plants, may exchange it for stock in the new merged Murchison corporation...
...prepare for this year's big fight, Fred Hall stirred up moribund elements of the Republican Old Guard, combined them with insurgent Young Republicans, and made himself the leader of a faction described by the Wichita Beacon as a "collection of defeated candidates, disgruntled public employees and power-hungry persons who have been shunted aside in past weeks, months or years." Most prominent of Hall's backers: Alfred M. Landon, who was shunted off onto a siding in the 1936 presidential election...