Lochinvar Club
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| − | The Lochinvar Club was a club of high-level executives in the New York area with Utah and Mormon backgrounds. As of 1968, the club included some 35 members and an additional 7 honorary members, who had left the New York area. Members were mostly active Mormons, but one report broke down the group as follows: | + | The Lochinvar Club was a club of high-level executives in the New York area with Utah and Mormon backgrounds. As of 1968, the club included some 35 members and an additional 7 honorary members, who had left the New York area. Members were mostly active Mormons, but one report broke down the group as follows<ref>Cannon, Mark. ''Mormons in the Executive Suite'', Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought. v3 n3, Autumn 1968, pp 97-108.</ref>: |
* 19 active Mormons | * 19 active Mormons | ||
* 4 slightly inactive Mormons | * 4 slightly inactive Mormons | ||
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| − | Known members included: | + | Known members included<ref>Cannon, Mark. ''Mormons in the Executive Suite'', Dialogue: A Journal of Mormon Thought. v3 n3, Autumn 1968, pp 97-108.</ref>: |
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| + | * [[Bradford, Robert | Robert Bradford]], Chairman, American Smelting, Refining. | ||
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| + | * [[Callaway, Lew | Lew Callaway]], Publisher, Newsweek. | ||
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| + | * [[Clifford, John McLean | John McLean Clifford]], President, Curtis Publishing. | ||
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| + | * [[Evans, Oakley S. | Oakley S. Evans]], Vice President and Director of Corporate Development, J. C. Penney, Co. | ||
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| + | * [[Parkinson, Jay | Jay Parkinson]], President, Anaconda. | ||
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| + | * [[Wright, Morris | Morris Wright]], General Partner, Kuhn & Loeb | ||
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| + | * [[Partridge, De Alton | De Alton Partridge]], President, Near East Foundation. | ||
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| + | * [[Hale, Stanton | Stanton Hale]], President, Pacific Mutual Life Insurance. | ||
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| + | * [[Stewart, Isaac | Isaac Stewart]], Vice President, Union Carbide. | ||
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| + | * [[Eyring, Anthony I. | Anthony I. Eyring]], Washington Mutual Savings Bank. | ||
[[Category:Businessmen]] | [[Category:Businessmen]] | ||
Latest revision as of 02:50, 8 June 2008
The Lochinvar Club was a club of high-level executives in the New York area with Utah and Mormon backgrounds. As of 1968, the club included some 35 members and an additional 7 honorary members, who had left the New York area. Members were mostly active Mormons, but one report broke down the group as follows[1]:
- 19 active Mormons
- 4 slightly inactive Mormons
- 9 inactive Mormons
- 3 non-Mormons.
Known members included[2]:
- Robert Bradford, Chairman, American Smelting, Refining.
- Lew Callaway, Publisher, Newsweek.
- John McLean Clifford, President, Curtis Publishing.
- Oakley S. Evans, Vice President and Director of Corporate Development, J. C. Penney, Co.
- Jay Parkinson, President, Anaconda.
- Morris Wright, General Partner, Kuhn & Loeb
- De Alton Partridge, President, Near East Foundation.
- Stanton Hale, President, Pacific Mutual Life Insurance.
- Isaac Stewart, Vice President, Union Carbide.
- Anthony I. Eyring, Washington Mutual Savings Bank.
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