The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1937-01-06
Three Movie Stars
Have Juicy Incomes
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/ O41; Chas. F. Kettering, General
Motors, $2l6,036.
Missouri-Joseph Pulitzer, PulitZ-
er Publishing Co., $221,377.
New Hampshirc-None.
New Jersey-Gary Cooper, Para
mount Productions, Inc, $261, 1873;
William Lebaron, Paramount 1927, =
437; Harold Keats, Restland Man
agement Corp, East Orange, $224,-
1863.
New York Rich Men
New York-W. S. Clifford, Amer
lean Telephone and Telegraph Co.,
5000 $50; George W.. Hill, American
Tobacco Co, $2l2l99; N. M.
Schenck, Loew's Inc. $193, 434;
Frederick Fl. Ecker, Metropolitan
Life Insurance Co., $150,000; Elroy
A. Lincoln, Metropolitan Life, $780,
600; d. F.. Houston, Mutual Life In
! surance Co. Of New York, $l19,791;
Rudy Vallce, $166.348; Paul White
man, $242, 1872, w. r. Sheehan,
Twentieth Ccntury-Fox, $344, 230;
Myron C. Taylor, U. S. Steel Corp,
| 1885, 1856; r. r. Vanderbilt, Wander
bilt Co., Inc, 1926, 900; Mervyn
Leroy, Warner Bros, $198,583; B. D.
Miller, F.. w. Woolworth Co., $780,
$50. fef '-' ,a"'
Ohio-John 8. McCarrens, PLAIN
Dealer Publishing Co, $685. 1852.
Pennsylvania G.. NJ SchWab,
Bethlehem Steel 5000, 1892; E., r.
Crawford, McKeesport Tin Plate Co.
$225,416
Incomes between $500 and 500,
600 incIuded::F Z y A.i 4 Y
Conn. High Incomes
Connecticut: Walter P. Lashar,
American Chain Co, Enc, Bridge
port, $4,000; William T. Morris,
American Chain Co., Inc, $53 ,435;
George w. Berger, New Haven, Ber-
ger Bros. Co., $4,000; d. Spencer
Berger, Berger Brothers Co., New
Haven, $4,000; George A. Long,
Gray Telephone Pay-Station Com
pany, Hartford, $52,855.
Massachusetts, Solomon Agoos,
Boston, Allied Kid Company, $50,-
080; Harry John Blake, Blake 81
Crandall Co, Boston, $50,021; James
B. Lord, Winchester, Boston VAR
nish Co, $4,000 Frederick Henry
Prince, Boston, Chicago Stockyards
Co, $4,000; Paul A. Draper, Can
ton, Draper 81 Co., TOTS; Edward
| A. Filene. Boston, Filene's Sons Co.,
Boston, 100000; Lincoln Filene, FL
lene's Sons, 100000 Louis E. Kir-
stein, Filene's Sons, $4,000; Edward
J. Frost, Filene's Sons, 10000; John
r. Macomber, birmingham Center,
the First Boston Corp, $94,827; Al
Ian M. Pope, New York, the First
Boston Corp, $94 1927; Harry M. Ad-
dinsell, New York, First Boston
Corp, $94,327; Bernard w. Trafford,
Milton, First National Bank OF Bos-
ton, $4,000; Philip Stockston,
Boston, First National Bank of Bos-
ton, $4,000; s. c. Stampleman, Co
hasset, Gillette Safety Razor Co.,
100000; William o. Taylor, Boston,
Globe Newspaper Co., $54, 1864;
II. P. Kendall, Boston. the Ken
dali Co, SCI 900; DR.. Frank Fl. La
hey, Boston, the Lahey Clinic. $780,
500; F.. A, Countway, Cambridge,
Lever Bros, 500, 300; Alvin T. Fuller,
Boston, Packard Motor Car Co.,
$50 600; Richard Grozier Cambridge
Post Publishing Co, $500; Louis X.
Liggett, Chestnut Hill, United Drug
Co, ST. COG; Sidney w. Winslow, Jr.,
Chestnut Hill, United Shoe Ma
chincry Co, 100000; c. A. Hight,
Brookline, U. S. Smelling, Rein
ing Co., S55,08O for year ending
Dec. 81, 1884 and $60,080 0or year
ending Dec. 81, 1885
George f. Booth, Worcester, Wor
cestcr Telegram Publishing ! Co.,
sos 900.
New York: Walter Winchell COL
umnist, $60,666; George F.. Baker,
First National Bank. $50,900, o. ID.
Young General Electric Co, 5000;
Gerard Swope, General Electric Co.,
$96 900.
| p. A. S. Franklin, International
Mercantile Marine Co, $64,577; Ar
thur Brisbane, N. Y, Evening Jour-
nal, Inc, 100000. ..-...
AL Jolson, $4,000, Thomas A.
Buckner, president, New York Life
Insurance Co, 5000.
Ohio-H. s. Firestone, Firc5tone
Tire and Rubber CO., Akron, &32.-
7.3; p. w. Litchfield, Goodyear Tire
and Rubber Co, Akron, $93,02G.