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George Mann, president of United Trust Company, believes in making his employees work hard
George Mann, president of United Trust Company, believes in making his employees work hard

George Mann, president of United Trust Company, believes in making his employees work hard

Date5/4/1973
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Original Toronto Star caption: George Mann, president of United Trust Company, believes in making his employees work hard. Last year his plan was so successful that 100 of them exceeded Mann's own salary of $40,000 a year. Mann, shown in firm's boardroom, merged big real estate firm with small trust company three years ago to form United Trust.
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ProvenanceFrom the Toronto Star Archives
CollectionToronto Star Photograph Archive
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Call Number / Accession NumberTSPA_0065268F
George Mann is about to lose control of United Trust Co
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Team spirit: Bill L'Heureux, president of both Hees and Enfield, says Hees believes in proportional representation, but board members must be able to work together
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Distraught Father: Former boxing great Geroge Chuvalo believes his on George Lee belonged under psychiatric care, not in prison
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Dr. John Evans, formerly of McMaster University, takes over today as the new president of the University of Toronto. He believes U of T should allow o(...)
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