Ann Arbor Bank To Show Addition And Branch Office

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1954
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Argus Board Members From Left: Rudolph Reichert, George J. Burke Sr., & John Airey, November 17, 1949 Photographer: Eck Stanger

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1949
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Ann Arbor News, November 17, 1949
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Local Men Nominated For Argus Board: Rudolph Reichert (left), president of the Ann Arbor Bank, and John Airey, King-Seeley Corp. board chairman (right), were nominated yesterday for board positions at the annual Argus stockholders meeting. George J. Burke, Sr., local attorney and former Nuernberg [sic] trial judge is up for reelection after being made chairman of the directors Wednesday. The three are on the eight-man management slate.
Ann Arbor News, November 17, 1949
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Local Men Nominated For Argus Board: Rudolph Reichert (left), president of the Ann Arbor Bank, and John Airey, King-Seeley Corp. board chairman (right), were nominated yesterday for board positions at the annual Argus stockholders meeting. George J. Burke, Sr., local attorney and former Nuernberg [sic] trial judge is up for reelection after being made chairman of the directors Wednesday. The three are on the eight-man management slate.
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Local Men Nominated For Argus Board

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1950
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King-Seeley Corp. receives the Navy 'E' for excellence pennant from Rear-Admiral William Carleton Watts, United States Navy. Photographer: Eck Stanger

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1942
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Ann Arbor News, May 13, 1942
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THE NAVY SAYS 'WELL DONE': King-Seeley Corp. received extra reward for its war production efforts yesterday afternoon when Rear-Admiral William Carleton Watts, USN (retired) Washington, D. C. presented the firm with the Navy 'E' for excellence pennant. Shown above from left to right above admiring the pennant are Admiral Watts, Arthur Knight, foreman of King-Seeley's night janitorial force and an employee for 17 years, Mrs. Pearl Wheeler, who has been a company inspector for 18 years, and John Airey, president and general manager of King-Seeley Corp.
Ann Arbor News, May 13, 1942
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THE NAVY SAYS 'WELL DONE': King-Seeley Corp. received extra reward for its war production efforts yesterday afternoon when Rear-Admiral William Carleton Watts, USN (retired) Washington, D. C. presented the firm with the Navy 'E' for excellence pennant. Shown above from left to right above admiring the pennant are Admiral Watts, Arthur Knight, foreman of King-Seeley's night janitorial force and an employee for 17 years, Mrs. Pearl Wheeler, who has been a company inspector for 18 years, and John Airey, president and general manager of King-Seeley Corp.
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John Airey, President of King Seeley Corp., January 1938 Photographer: Attributed to Eck Stanger

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1938
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Burke Named President Of Argus

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29
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November
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1949
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R. E. Lewis Named Head Of Argus

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November
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1950
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Local Management Group Retains Control Of Argus

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1949
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Argus Stockholders Will Assemble Again Tonight

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1949
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Fight Looms Over Control of Argus

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4
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November
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1949
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