Santa Fe directorate tour stars financiers and directors
The Santa Fe Board lists 14 directors from New York to California on a tour with top officials. Notables include J. P. Morgan & Co. chairman Thomas Lamont, RCA chief James Harbord, Los Angeles Times head Norman Chandler, and many bank, packing, and industrial leaders across major cities.
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Santa Fe
New York
California
Amarillo
Edward J. Engel
Engel
Thomas W. Lamont
J. P. Morgan & Co
New York Herald-Tribune
United States Steel Corporation
Guaranty Trust Co
Lamont, Corliss and Company
International Agricultural Corporation
Richard W. Robbins
Stockman
Belvidere
Kan
Midwest Defense Conference
Transcontinental and Western Air, Inc
Kansas Industrial Development Commission
Alfred W. Eames
California Packing Corporation
West Coast
Alaska Packers Association
California Processors and Growers, Inc
Canners League of California
California State Chamber of Commerce
Charles J. Whipple
Hibbard, Spencer, Bartlett & Company
Chicago Railway Company
First National Bank of Chicago
Protection Mutual Fire Insurance Company
Mill Owners Mutual Fire Insurance Co
Merchants Lighterage Co
Chicago
Bert L. Hupp
Sunshine Biscuits, Inc
Loose- Wiles Biscuit Company
Mr. Hupp
First National Bank of Kansas City
Business Men's Assurance Company
Western Insurance Co
Merle J. Trees
Chicago Bridge and Iron Company
Mr. Trees
Guardite Corporation
Edward L. Ryerson
Joseph T. Ryerson & Son, Inc
Inland Steel Company
Northern Trust Company
Quaker Oats Company
American Brake Shoe and Foundry Co
New York Life Insurance Co
American Iron and Steel Institute
Mr. Ryerson
Aubrey H. Mellinger
Illinois Bell Telephone Co
Mellinger
New York Telephone Company
Illinois Bell Telephone Company
James G. Harbord
Radio Corporation of America
AEF
France
Soissons
Service of Supply
United States
Philippine Constabulary
Mr. Harbord
Bankers Trust Co
RCA Manufacturing Company, Inc
National Broadcasting Company
Radio- Keith-Orphem, Inc
American Red Cross
New
Four Sisters Wed In Joint Rites At Detroit Church
In a 16 century tradition at St. George Syrian Orthodox Church Detroit four sisters Mary 21 Dorothy 19 Helen 22 and Rosie 18 wed in rapid succession joining each other with Mitchell Salhaney Louis Snage Farah Canasi of Havana and George Saieg in an unprecedented quadruple wedding officiated by Very Rev Benjamin Hoffiz The ceremony followed Arabic Greek and English rites with Mendelssohn Wedding March echoing through the adorned hall
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Detroit
St. George
Benjamin T. Hoffiz
United States
Mendelsohn
George Saieg
Mary
Dorothy
Helen
Rosie
Fr. Hoffiz
Mitchell Salhaney
Louis Snage
Farah Canasi
Havana
Cuba
Arrivals on Both Coasts Bring Troop Ships Home
More than 3,000 American servicemen are due to arrive today at New York, San Francisco and San Diego aboard six troop carrying vessels. Also three ships with 1,620 war brides and children are due at New York including the Vulcania from Naples and Christobal from South America.
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Associated Press
New York
San Francisco
San Diego
Vulcania
Naples
Christobal
South
Tojo Indicted as Criminal by Far East War Tribunal
Twenty eight Japanese leaders led by Gen. Hideki Tojo were indicted on 55 counts by the Far East international military tribunal for waging aggressive war and conspiring with Germany and Italy. Prosecutor Joseph B. Keenan urged exposure of war crimes as murder and plunder. Arraignment is set for Friday with trial to begin within a month.
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Tokyo
Hideki Tojo
Pearl Harbor
Germany
Italy
Tojo
Far East
Keenan
Maritime arrivals list for New York and West Coast ports
Southampton ships Hampton and Ericeson report units arriving aboard the Blue Ridge Victory from Bremerhaven and Raven and Gale from Le Havre. San Francisco shows Lairentia from Pearl Harbor with Three Navy and Rockingham. San Diego lists Barracks Ship Kingman.
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Hampton
John Ericeson
Southampton
New York
Blue Ridge Victory
Bremerhaven
Marine Raven
le Havre
Joseph Gale
San Francisco
Lairentia
Pearl Harbor
Navy
Rockingham
San Diego
Kingman
Helen Richey First Female U S Transport Pilot
Pittsburgher Helen Richey became a pioneer as the United States first female transport and airmail pilot. Readers are reminded to check the Want Ad Market for listings and notices.
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Helen Richey
United States
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Chicago Sunday Evening Club
Norman Chandler
Los Angeles Times
American Newspaper Publishers Association
University of Southern California
Edward J. Ryerson
Aubrey H. Mellinge
B. L. Hupp
W. Laird Dean
J. Luther Cleveland
Warren E. Brown
Richard W. Y ¥. Robbins
Redfearn & Blaker
van Buren
Boxyvell Brothers
Ambulance Service
Oumas Perryton
SFEA
Royal Wertz
Amarillo Tree Service
Max Dodson
Bill Krause
Auto Rental Service
U-Drive
John Garvey
Pierce
Millwee's
Tyler
J. D. Potter
Polk
Fred M. Vaughan
Certified Public Accountant
Fisk
Aoa
Life Insurance Companies
Amctca
America
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