Money, Sex, and Intrigue in a Texas Millionaire tale
A Texas oilman, his third wife, and Wall Street brokers scheme to lure him into a six month cruise with a $25 000 suite aboard a luxury liner. After a Reno departure by his wife and a split with his radio executive ally, a new plan emerges as Freddie suggests a payoff to secure an ongoing deal, setting up a calculated yacht cruise exchange from New York to Rio.
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Court House Square
Charlie
Texas
Wall Street
Rio de Janeiro
Machiavelli
Croesus
Reno
New York
Waldorf
Manhattan
Bride
Freddie
Emma
Rio
Old Tex
Two Lorain Countians Named to Committees in Cleveland
Ohio clergy from Elyria and Oberlin among two dozen named to committees of the General Council of Congregational Christian Churches meeting in Cleveland. They join others as delegates and alternates to the Federal and National Councils, with several Ohio figures listed for executive, interchurch, and unity commissions.
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Elyria
Quberlin
General Council of Congregational Christian Churches
Cleveland
William A. Leath
First Congregational Church of
Llewelyn A. Owen
Goberlin
Federal Council of Churches
Ferdinand Q. Blanchard
Federal Council
Alice McKee
Lumbus
Na. Council
Theodore V. Bastel
Fionally
International Congregational Council
Robert B. R. Peters
Sandusky
Commission On
Interchurch Relations
Christian Unity
Noble S. Elderkin
Akron
Ormand Schultz
Medina
George E. Forbes
Joseph H. Evans
National Council of Churches of Christ In America
Ohio Representation
Flight from Rio to Texas sparks boardroom coup
A Wall Street group offers a $25,000 cruise to reorganize the firm while leaders are away for six months. Executives return, seize control, and claim the company is now worth $15,000,000. Acknowledgment of a relationship angle is noted but dismissed as irrelevant to the main corporate shakeup.
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Rio
Texas
Wall Street
Charlie
McNaught Syndicate, Inc
Overalls To Cost More As Cotton Price Goes Up
New York reports price rises will push 28 million workers in workwear to spend about 18 million dollars more annually. The extra cost translates to roughly 85 cents per person and stems from higher cotton prices.
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New York
Denim workwear prices rise as cotton costs surge
Manufacturers announce about a ten cent hike per garment for denim work clothes following higher fabric costs. Prices now roughly double from a decade ago, despite only small postwar increases. Industrial census shows overalls and dungarees production at 51.3 million pairs in 1949 vs 46.0 million other workwear. Mexico may see television this year.
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Whitney Bolton
Ana
Jeer
Scarsdale
Bernie Schlather
Lorain County Insurance Assn
Stanford Insurance Agency
Elyria Bik
Real Cleaners
Middle Ave
Ohio
CMU
Jnstall All
Elyria Electric, Inc
Dulles
Armin Arm
Douglas Macarthur
State Department
John Foster Dulles
Tokyo
Koreas
Syngham Rhee
International
Mexico
Ohlemacher
Byria Savings & Trust
Ray Carlin
Lorain County Savings & Trust Company
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Lorain County Savings & Trust CO
Lorain County
Chrysler
NEW Yorker
Deetz, Inc
Broad Street
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