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In 1967 Smith Corona Marchant (SCM) Corporation bought the Allied Paper Corporation for $33M

Logo of Allied Paper https://imgur.com/a/WzEdvES

The new paper-making division was named SCM Allied Paper.

In 1986, SCM was bought by Hanson plc, a British conglomerate, but they had no interest in the paper business, which was no longer as profitable as it had been in the past decades. .. All the mills were quickly put on sale.

Hanson https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Hanson_(company)

Hanson Limited, formerly Hanson Trust plc, is a British based international building materials company, headquartered in Maidenhead. The company has been a subsidiary of the German company HeidelbergCement since August 2007.

Hanson was built up by James Hanson, later Lord Hanson, and Gordon White, later Baron White of Hull, who set up Hanson Trust in 1964.[1]

Hanson and White were willing to take a wide range of measures to do so, including mass redundancies, and therefore attracted opposition and accusations that they were asset strippers,[2] but from 1979 the company was successful from the shareholders' point of view and respected during the early 1980s, with Hanson (who gave millions of pounds to the Conservatives) admired by Margaret Thatcher.

One of the most notable takeovers, at least to the general public, was the acquisition in 1983 of the United Drapery Stores,[2] or UDS Group, which owned many of Britain's most well known high street clothes shops and department stores, including John Collier, Richard Shops and the chain of Allders department stores. To fund this purchase, Hanson broke up UDS and sold John Collier to a management buy out team, and Richard Shops to Habitat, keeping only the core department store business.

In January 1986, Hanson bought SCM, an American chemicals to typewriters business. This included the paper division that was formerly the Allied Paper Corporation. Hanson sold most of the SCM business units and the headquarters building in New York City for a significant profit.

Judge McMahon is married to Frank Sica : Soros Colleen McMahon Frank Sica and Everyone else

Vice chairman, JetBlue http://mediaroom.jetblue.com/investor-relations/press-releases/2008/05-21-2008-015101386

From New York High Society to riots in Haiti - Podesta Group - Jet Blue and Spirit Airlines- and accusations of human trafficking

Brooks Transportation, Inc is the transportation company for Bobbie Brooks: We can see that in this 1977 Federal Register link. We can see that Bobbie Brooks attorneys are John P. McMahon of Columbus OH and Michael M. Briley of Toledo OH.

We had a post on the news subverse which has subsequently been deleted entitled "Letters on Jeffrey Epstein's Death Between MCC Warden N'Diaye and Judges Berman and McMahon" . Reddit had it too https://www.reddit.com/r/Epstein/comments/csqnyo/letters_on_jeffrey_epsteins_death_between_mcc/

The pdf letter was deleted but we can see that one of the judges involved in the Epstein case who was informed of his death was a Judge Colleen McMahon. SHE's the daughter of JOHN P. McMAHON!

His obituary here: https://www.legacy.com/obituaries/dispatch/obituary.aspx?n=john-p-mcmahon&pid=17885223

McMAHON John P. McMahon, age 87, of Upper Arlington, died Wednesday, May 24, 2006 at Riverside Methodist Hospital after a brief illness. ..

He then graduated cum laude with his B.A. degree from The Ohio State University in 1940 and summa cum laude with his Juris Doctor degree in 1942. During World War II, he enlisted as a Communications Cadet in the U.S. Army Air Corps and was discharged in 1946 with the rank of Captain. He then began his law career in Columbus as an associate partner at the law firm of Dargusch, Caren, Greek & King where he later became a partner. He then became a founding partner of George, Greek, King & McMahon which ultimately merged with the firm of Baker & Hostetler where he continued to practice until 1989. He was considered an expert on transportation matters involving the Interstate Commerce Commission, the Department of Transportation, and the Public Utilities Commission of Ohio. Mr. McMahon was a member of the Ohio Bar Assn., the Bar of the U.S. Supreme Court, Columbus Bar Assn., Transportation Lawyers' Assn., Lion's Club, The Athletic Club of Columbus, The University Club, and The Faculty Club at OSU.

He also served on the Board of the National Council of the OSU College of Law and on the Board of the Columbus Cancer Clinic. John was preceded in death by his first wife Patricia McDanel McMahon in 1983, by his sister Mary Young in 1999 and by his infant brother and sister Robert and Rita McMahon. John is survived by his wife, Mary Echard McMahon, whom he married in 1987; children, Colleen (Frank Sica) McMahon of Bronxville, NY, Kevin (Nancy) McMahon of Jackson, TN, Patricia (Bruce) McCutcheon of Easton, PA, Brian (Karin) McMahon of Santa Fe, NM, Barry (Christine) McMahon of Upper Arlington, OH and Michael (Elizabeth) McMahon of Burlington, VA

Her wikipedia page does not include her connection to the Epstein fiasco. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Colleen_McMahon

Holllleeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee...........................................guess what I just found!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

So, Pubco Corp owns the "Bobbie Brooks" trademarks which are licensed through Garan, Inc

BOBBIE BROOKS, INC. https://case.edu/ech/articles/b/bobbie-brooks-inc

BOBBIE BROOKS, INC., a leader in the production of women's apparel, was established by MAURICE SALTZMAN and Max Reiter as Ritmore Sportswear, Inc. in a loft in the Bradley Bldg. on W. 6th St. in 1939. Beginning with a $3,000 investment, they built the company into a multi-million dollar operation within the next 15 years.

Maurice Saltzman https://case.edu/ech/articles/s/saltzman-maurice

SALTZMAN, MAURICE (25 May 1918-21 Jan. 1990), businessman, civic leader, and philanthropist in Cleveland and Israel, received the Human Relations Award from the National Conference of Christians and Jews (1966) and the Charles Eisenman Award from the JEWISH COMMUNITY FEDERATION (1974). A "zillionaire" by age 48, Saltzman, born in Cleveland, was orphaned at age 4 and lived at the Jewish Orphan Home (BELLEFAIRE) until he graduated from CLEVELAND HEIGHTS High School at 16. He worked in the shipping room of Lampl Fashions, Inc. for 5 years, when he and Max Reiter founded Ritmore Sportswear, which later became BOBBIE BROOKS, INC.

His philanthropy soon reflected his business success: between 1941 and 1966, he and his wife donated more than $2.5 million to institutions such as MT. SINAI MEDICAL CENTER and the University of Notre Dame. Saltzman led the dress company until 1987. He maintained a life-long relationship with Bellefaire, serving as benefactor and honorary trustee and hiring student employees. Among many community activities, he was founder trustee for life of the CLEVELAND JEWISH NEWS, vice-president of TEMPLE EMANU EL, president of both the Jewish Community Federation and Mt. Sinai Medical Center (1976-79), and a trustee of the University Circle Development Foundation, Inc. (predecessor of UNIVERSITY CIRCLE, INC.), Brandeis University and CASE WESTERN RESERVE UNIVERSITY, among other institutions. In Israel, he established a senior citizen center, a library and a museum.

Saltzman married his secretary, Shirley Rosenberg, in 1944; they had three daughters, Lorrie Fromson, Judith Bea-Taylor, and Terry Saltzman. Saltzman died in Palm Beach, FL.

Garan, Inc. History http://www.fundinguniverse.com/company-histories/garan-inc-history/

Garan, Inc., is engaged in the design, manufacture, and sale of men's, women's, and children's apparel under the Garanimals, Garan, Bobbie Brooks, and private label names. Most of Garan's output is sold to mass merchandisers, major national chain stores, department stores, and specialty stores. Wal-Mart Stores Inc. accounts for over 85 percent of company sales, while nearly 10 percent of sales stem from the company's relationship with JC Penney Company Inc. Garan was acquired by Warren Buffet's Berkshire Hathaway Inc. in 2002.

..By 1992, burgeoning Wal-Mart was accounting for 45 percent of Garan's annual sales. A licensing agreement in 1990 gave Garan the right to carry the insignias of various colleges and universities on sweatshirts and knit shirts. In 1991, it became one of the few apparel companies allowed to use characters from Disney movies. After a strong first quarter in fiscal 1992, Garan, holding $30 million in cash with virtually no debt, declared a $1.20-per-share annual dividend on top of the quarterly payout. During 1988-92, the company earned an annual average of almost 18 percent on equity.

.During fiscal 1995, children's apparel accounted for 72 percent of Garan's net sales, with women's apparel accounting for 18 percent and men's apparel accounting for 10 percent. Sales of sports and colleges licensed apparel accounted for about 12 percent of sales and Garan's own label accounted for about 6 percent. The Bobbie Brooks label accounted for another 7 percent, and Disney characters, scenes, and logos accounted for about 8 percent. In addition to Wal-Mart, JC Penney was an important customer that provided 20 percent of Garan's sales. Some 3,500 or so clients took the rest of the company's output.

G. Lee Thompson - CEO of Smith Corona, and advisor to BUSH and REAGAN : https://rwwfh.com/tribute/details/835/G-Thompson/obituary.html

Obituary: 1933 - 2012

Lee Thompson, 79, of Essex, CT died peacefully at home on the morning of New Year's Eve.

Lee will be remembered as a man who lived by example. Lee was born and raised in Denver, Colorado by Frances and George Thompson. Lee served with distinction in the Korean War as an officer and naval aviator. Lee graduated from the University of Colorado in 1957 and was a member of the Chi Psi fraternity. His professional career started at Sylvania in the lighting division and he quickly rose to the top of the Sylvania lighting and television management teams. Lee went on to be the EVP of the Servomation Corporation, President of the Singer Corporation of North America, President of the SCM Corporation, and retired as the CEO and Chairman of the Board of the Smith Corona Corporation.

Lee was an economic advisor to both President Ronald Reagan and President George Bush Sr. Lee was a Trustee of the University of Colorado, the US Tennis Association and the US Jr. Golf Association. He served on many boards of corporations, civic committees and country clubs. In retirement, Lee was the owner of the Essex Coffee and Tea Company, the Essex Mariner and Sweet P's Ice Cream in Essex, CT.

Americorps and Acorn go way back - https://capitalresearch.org/article/americorps-and-acorn-go-way-back/

Obama’s Americorps scandal — and the First Lady’s meddling - http://michellemalkin.com/2009/06/12/obamas-americorps-scandal-and-the-first-ladys-meddling/

https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/3259946/19016850

Pertula George-Redd is AmeriCorps VISTA Program Director.

Here she is with Prince Charles and Tricia McCauley (an actress/herbalist who was murdered) https://imgur.com/a/yu8Cs6Q

Obama (2013) praised Pertula George-Redd who “arrived from St. Lucia at the age of 23..

I'll let you read the rest.

Lawyer for Brooks Transportation, Inc. is/was David A. Turano. He is an alumni of Ohio State University https://imgur.com/a/2H5IDRV

Ohio Eastern Express Inc in Sandusky, Ohio is another client of his: https://imgur.com/a/HSoPmdm

The owner is John H. Waldock: http://www.mycarpro.org/Trucking-Company/John-Waldock-Ohio-Eastern-Express/

An obituary from 2019: https://www.grofffuneralhomes.com/obituaries/John-Jack-Henry-Waldock-Sr?obId=7012055

John Henry Waldock Sr. 90, of Huron, passed away September 1, 2019 at his home, after a lengthy illness... John, known to friends as “Jack”, was the valedictorian of the 1946 graduating class of Sandusky High School. As a senior he was co-editor of the yearbook The Fram.

Jack graduated from The Ohio State University College of Agriculture, Summa Cum Laude in 1950. While at Ohio State he was a member of the intercollegiate livestock and meats judging team. Jack worked with the student government in an effort to have a small amount charged to each student’s fees to create the Ohio Union--- the predecessor of the Ohio Union today. He also was awarded the Red Cole trophy for most outstanding student in meats work.

After college Jack returned to work at his family’s then 140 year business, The Waldock Packing Company. In 1957 he started Waldock Brokerage. In 1958 he founded Selection Inc. which became the largest broker of meat type hogs in the United States. In 1960 he and his brother William Waldock started a trucking company, Ohio Eastern Express in order to assure the transport of his meat products. Selected Meat Company was also started in 1960. He purchased his family’s business in 1962.

Jack became a member of the Chicago Mercantile Exchange in 1965, and in 1967 a member of the Chicago Board of Trade. In 1968 he and his brother William Waldock purchased Collins Packing Company in southern Ohio becoming the largest pork slaughter in Ohio.

In 1969 Jack and Barry Lind founded Lind-Waldock & Company. They became the largest discount commodities brokerage in the world. It was this achievement that Jack considered to be the most exciting time and defining moment of his career. Jack was later elected to the board of directors of the American Meat Institute and was chairman of the provision committee. Lind-Waldock was sold in 2000. Jack remained an active commodities trader until retirement. Jack served on the Board of Directors of Firelands Regional Medical Center for over 25 years.

In addition to his work ethic, Jack had two passions, golf and fishing. He gave 100% to each. Jack considered Lake Erie to be a valuable but endangered resource to the state of Ohio. Working in conjunction with The Ohio State University he was named chair of the Northern Ohio Sea Grant Advisory Committee in 1981 and held that position until 1992, when he was named to the Directors Advisory Council. Jack created the first Congressional Day on Lake Erie.

Jack remained active with members of The Ohio State University faculty. In 1999 he was awarded the Don L Heinlin Award, given to alumni who have worked tirelessly advocating the interests of The Ohio State University.

Jack attacked golf with equal enthusiasm shown in business and Lake Erie. Jack was a member of Plum Brook Country Club in Sandusky, The Forest in Ft. Myers, Florida and Quail West in Naples, Florida. He won his first club championship in 1953 at PBCC and his last of 15 club championships in 1997, thus spanning 5 consecutive decades. As a matter of personal pride he won the 1962 Sandusky City Golf Open Championship.

Jack served as president of Plum Brook Country Club and held other positions on the Board of Directors. Jack, along with George Mateyo of Cleveland, created the Ohio Golf Hall of Fame Senior Tournament, which was pro-am. In 1992 it became the Hall of Fame Tournament; its purpose was to be a way to honor native Ohioans who have contributed to the game of golf.

This must be his grandson John Henry Waldock III https://imgur.com/a/Z6r7g1l

Development and Marketing Leader at AmeriCorps VISTA

He previously worked for Think Tank Inc. in Springfield, OH https://thinktank-inc.org/

We have quite a bit on Americorps https://searchvoat.co/?st=comments&t=americorps&s=pizzagate&b=on

including: On the shell companies and USVI lawyers of Jeffrey Epstein.

The official address of Epstein's company Cypress, inc. was at the law firm of Solomon Blum Heymann LLP. In the USVI it is managed by William Blum. Blum is connected to Patrick G. Barclay, LL.M. is CEO and founder of the Bambu Fund LLC.

During March of 2015, Mr. Barclay was a member of an official trade delegation, sponsored by a member of the U.S. House of Representatives, that met with Jamaica’s leadership to discuss their desire to support the growth and development of projects under Jamaica’s “Medical Tourism” regime. In March 2015, Barclay participated in an official trade delegation sponsored by U.S. Rep. Danny K. Davis of the 7th Congressional District of Illinois to meet with Jamaica’s leadership...

[He is endorsed by ACORN, AFL-CIO, Sierra Club, and International Brotherhood of Teamsters.] In 2004, Davis was met with national controversy when he crowned the late Rev. Sun Myung Moon in a religious ceremony at the Dirksen Senate Office Building honoring the controversial spiritual leader...

https://voat.co/v/pizzagate/2802303/14583084

Hyun Jin Preston Moon is the founder and chairman of the Global Peace Foundation. His father is Sun Myung Moon.. David Caprara previously served as the director of AmeriCorps VISTA, and is director of Strategic Partnership at Global Peace Foundation.

https://archive.org/stream/federal-register-1980-12-10/FR-1980-12-10_djvu.txt

12.1980. Applicant: BROOKS

TRANSPORTATION. INC., 3830 Kelley

Ave., Cleveland, OH 44114.

Representative: David A. Turano, 100 E.

Broad St.. Columbus, OH 43215.

Transporting (1) such commodities as

are dealt in by manufacturers and

distributors of audio and electronic

systems, and (2) materials, equipment,

and supplies used in the manufacture

and distribution of the commodities in

(1) (except commodities in bulk),

between Los Angeles, CA, and West

Carrollton OH. on the one hand, and, on

the other, points in KS. OK, and TX, and

those points in the U.S. in and east of

MN, IA. MO, AR, and LA.

Geoffrey Watson is Chief Financial Officer & Director at Incubara, Chief Financial Officer, Secretary & Director at Global Li-Ion Graphite Corp. and Chief Financial Officer & Secretary for Zadar Ventures Ltd. Mr. Watson is also on the board of Pubco Corp. and Principal at Complete Communications, Inc.

Global Li-Ion Graphite Corp https://globalli-iongraphite.com/

Global Li-ion Graphite is focused on becoming a principle supplier of graphite to the worlds rapidly growing lithium ion battery industry.

Pubco History: http://www.fundinguniverse.com/company-histories/pubco-corporation-history/

..Under the direction of Robert Kanner, who acquired a majority stake in Pubco in 1983, the company began to resemble an investment house.

..Pubco was founded in 1958 as Publishers Company Inc., a Washington, D.C., firm that published and sold encyclopedias, Bibles, and devotional books door-to-door. After just two years in business, the company made the first of a string of acquisitions, adding Massachusetts' Books, Inc., in 1960. The 1962 additions of Kaufman Printing, Inc., and Merkle Press Inc. gave the budding conglomerate expertise in virtually every facet of the publishing business, from editing to printing to distribution. Publishers' top executives, President Charles W. Lockyer and Chairman E. A. Merkle, brought more than a dozen companies, most of which were involved in printing and publishing, into the fold over the course of the decade. Most significant of these were Buxton & Skinner Printing Company, a label printer in St. Louis whose customers included brewing giant Anheuser-Busch Company, Inc.; Redson Rice Corp., a Chicago-based printer of direct mailers and catalogs; and Tabard Press Corp., a New York City company that specialized in time-sensitive projects like periodicals and annual reports. These acquisitions propelled Publishers' sales from $15.5 million in 1963 to nearly $45 million by 1969, while profits burgeoned from $82,000 to more than $1 million during the period.

The company also dabbled in some extraneous businesses in the late 1960s and early 1970s. In 1968, for example, it formed Publishers Broadcasting Corp. (later renamed Camptown Industries, Inc.). This affiliate owned and operated a Florida campground, four radio stations, a sports facility, and an ice plant. Publishers Company's 1973 name change to Pubco Corp. may have reflected the firm's unusual diversification.

Uh, Corona literally means Crown. Lots of things are called Corona. This is just... not relevant to anything.