Loew's Louis B Mayer Tops 1941 Executives Income
Louis B Mayer 57 year old Russian born Loew's director led in 1941 earnings with 704 425 60 dollars as managing director of production. Clark Gable ranked second at 357 500 dollars and Nicholas M Schenck earned 834 204 54 as Loew's president. Others surpassing 200 000 included Deyo Bracy Vickers Boyer and Durbin with varied roles in film and related businesses.
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Philadelphia
Louis B. Mayer
Massachusetts
America
Lowe’s, Inc
Mayer
Securities and Exchange Commission
Clark Gable
Loew’s
Nicholas M. Schenck
SEC
Eugene Grace
Bethlehem Steel Corporation
United States
Roosevelt
Congress
George Washington Hill
American Tobacco Company
New York Supreme Court
Hill
Darryl F. Zannuck
Twentieth Century-Fox Film Corporation
Ginger Rogers
Tyrone Power
C. W. Deyo
F. W. Woolworth Company
Harry W. Bracy
Kroger Grocery & Baking Company
Harry F. Vickers
Vickers, Inc
Waterbury Tool Company
Sperry Corporation
Charles Boyer
Deanna
Hona Mae) Durbin
Wdecca Records, Co
Consolidated Oil Company
H. Sinclair
Richfield Oil Corporation
Los Angeles
Sinclair
Elliott Roosevelt Entering Fort Worth Hospital for Minor Operation
The Star Telegram reports Major Elliott Roosevelt recently returned from Egypt is at Cook Memorial hospital for a minor operation. The hospital declined to comment and family members could not be reached for confirmation.
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Elliott Roosevelt
Fort Worth
Tex
The
Star-Telegram
Egypt
Cook Memorial Hospital
Help Wanted Classifieds Offer Office and Home Aid
Help wanted ads suggest opportunities for domestic and office tasks. Contacts provide a phone line labeled 22 for inquiry and application. The brief notes imply flexible roles in support and clerical work.
Brewers push lead with 4 3 win over Colonels
Milwaukee improved their American Association advantage by beating Louisville 4 to 3 as eight walks helped overcome four hits. Kansas City shut out by George Gill 5 0, while Minneapolis moved within three games of the league leaders with a 3 0 victory over Columbus.
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Milwaukee Brewers
Kansas City Blues
Milwaukee
Blues
Brewers
Louisville
Lou Lucier
Colonels
Kansas City
George Gill
Indianapolis
Minneapolis
Columbus
St. Paul
St. Paul Triumphs as Swift and Sanford Shine in Twin Wins
In the first game Carl Schultz and another player delivered a late game double for the win. In the second game Bill Swift and Fred Sanford limited opponents to few hits, though Sanford walked four, and St. Paul secured the victory.
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Ing
Carl Schultz
Bill Swift
Fred Sanford
Sanford
St. Paul
Agriculture Secretary Wickard Talks Wheat Storage Issue
Secretary Wickard will discuss storing this year's wheat crop in a talk broadcast on the Blue network during the farm and home hour. The program airs at 11:80 o'clock Central War Time Friday.
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Washington
Wickard
Blue Network
Baker University Commencement Weekend Set
Memorial day signals the start of Baker University’s eighty fourth commencement events beginning Saturday morning with a memorial service and continuing through Monday. Alumni expect large turnout with ceremonies, honors, and speeches by Dr. Roy L. Smith and Dr. Lou L. LaBrant.
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L. C. Kerns
St. Joseph
Nelson P. Horn
Roy L. Smith
The
Christian Advocate
Chicago
Ill
Lou L. LaBrant
Ohio State University
Columbus
Roy Ernest Gordon
Independence
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Topeka
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Knapp Construction Co
N. H
Knapp Const. CO
Zane Lee Ey
White Mountain
Firestone
Coolaire
Long
Ocean Breeze
GM Fern
Walter Hagen
Zinnia
Zinnia Seeds
Richard Crooks
Margaret Spesks
Firestene Symphony Orchestra
Alfred Wallenstein
N. B.C. Red
Fritz CO
Baker
Defense Transportation Office
Kansas
Office of Defense
Transportation
Wichita
W. R. Bartling
Floyd Strong
Atttorney
Motor Carerier Division
Corporation Commission
Sab
Smowers
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