A sometime actress and full-time beauty, 29-year-old Marisa (pronounced mah-REE-za) was the regnant queen of the international jet set, who had found her king in the industrialist James H. Randall, 32.
Here, too, are Speedy Amos, who saw combat in both World War II and the Korean War; and Bill Balena, a bankruptcy lawyer whose business is hopping; and Connee Smith, who is related to THE Garfords, as in the industrialist Arthur Lovett Garford, the inventor of the padded bicycle seat.
Bauer died a bitter man, angry at the deal he brokered with Guggenheim, which housed him in the industrialist's 25-room mansion in Deal, NJ, provided a Duesenberg car, a maid and awarded him a yearly stipend of $15,000 (per The New York Times, $225,000 in today's currency), the annual interest on a $300,000 bond.
Mr Romiti, who was popular with such firms when he was active in Confindustria, the industrialists' association, wants Gemina to invest in such businesses.
He said that this mind-set was typical of "instant billionaires" in finance, who "have no stake in society," unlike the industrialists of the past, who "built real things".
Then in June, the industrialist contacted Kobold again.
In 2004, the industrialist invited Kobold to come see the leg.
In 1954, the industrialist Henry Kaiser asked him to head the northern California region of the Kaiser health care system.
In 1900 the industrialist Andrew Carnegie gave a gift of $1 million to the city of Pittsburgh for the creation of a technical school.
In 1935 the industrialist Howard Hughes set a world landplane speed record of 352 miles (563 km) per hour in a racer designed to his own specifications and powered by a 1,000-horsepower 1,000-horsepowerengine built by Pratt & Whitney.
