Marathon reorganizes for efficiency in world operations
J C Donnell II, president of Marathon Oil Co, announces an executive committee and broad changes in the financial organization. New roles include C Z Hardwick as executive vice president, and H H West, John R Donnell, Glenn F Bish as vice presidents. Charles A Jackson becomes vice president finance, with E M Burns succeeding him as treasurer. A revamped treasury, insurance, accounting and tax divisions are created under a centralized corporate funds structure, with several managers named to lead each unit. The move reshapes internal reporting, including the auditing and economy divisions, and ushers early retirement for controller F S Slick after 38 years.
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Findlay
Ohio
J. C. Donnell II
Marathon Oil Co
Mr. Donnell
C. Z. Hardwick
Marathon
H. H. West
John R. Donnell
Glenn F. Bish
Charles A. Jackson
Treasury
E. M. Burns
Mr. Jackson
Burns
Marathon International Oil Company
C. F. Stubbe
G. A. Southard
Insurance
W.K. Helvie
Administrative Service Organization
S. F. Nash
International
F. S. Slick
Marathon Oil Company
Slick
William Kirkwood, Jr
D. C. Ritchey
Kirkwood
C. M. Wanes
Fr. W. MacLean
Mr. Ritchey
MacLean
L. J. Qualkenbush
Girard R. Jetton, Jr
E. R. Krouse
Advaiorem
Jack McMahon
Mr. Krause
Mr. McMahon
Administrative Services Organization
A. R. Tuttle
Jetton
C. M. Deckard
Finance
Dalton Fire Department Adds Custom Tandem-Drive Truck
Dalton Volunteer Fire Department nears completion on a new 24000 dollar fire truck imported from Logansport Indiana. Chief Gordon Carley and Harold Winkelman oversaw delivery as the vehicle’s tandem rear drive promises stability on rough fields. With three pumps and front nozzles plus a platform for firefighters, the department now operates three pumpers and a rescue unit serving 540 sections across 16 miles west 16 east eight north and three south. Photographer Kenwood Andersen noted the crew’s excitement as they test it.
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Dalton Volunteer Fire Department
Logansport
Ind
Gordon Carley
Harold Winkelman
Dalton
Kenwood Andersen
Andersen
Railroads Start Cutting Firemen
Alliance Daily Times Herald reports Burlington Railroad laid off 16 firemen on the Alliance Casper Sterling and Sheridan divisions. All laid off had under two years seniority. Overall about 100 Nebraska firemen lost jobs under a national arbitration agreement. Union Pacific has not disclosed figures. Omaha Council Bluffs area reports 22 firesmen laid off, with five in North Platte and one in Beatrice.
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Alliance Daily Times-Herald
Burlington Railroad
Casper, Sterling and
Sheridan
Burlington
Nebraska
Union Pacific
Union
Brotherhood of Locomotive Firemen
Associated Press
Omaha Council Bluffs
North Platte
Beatrice
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