Richard L. Simon

Businessman + Founder

Male

Born Mar 6, 1899

Died Jul 29, 1960

Richard Leo Simon was an American businessman, Columbia University graduate, and co-founder of the publishing house Simon & Schuster. Born in New York City, his brother was music critic and author George T. Simon.

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Richard L. Simon

d.1960

children

Carly Simon
Daughter, Age 67

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Cesar Chavez's Home Designated A National Historic Site Kansas City Star
Google News - Sep 16, 2011

Cesar E. Chavez's California retreat has been added to the National Register of Historic Places. Interior Secretary Ken Salazar announced the designation of the site in the Tehachapi Mountains where the labor leader lived and led the
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States Swap Out Statues In Capitol Hall Of Fame Bellingham Herald
Google News - Sep 13, 2011

WASHINGTON Move over just a bit, Ronald Reagan. You need to make room for Barry Goldwater. For decades, the statues in the US Capitol remained, well, stationary. But recently, more states are looking to substitute
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Service Of Remembrance And Hope Sept. 11 Decorah Journal
Google News - Sep 06, 2011

The service, at First Lutheran Church in Decorah, includes choral offerings by Nordic Choir, a homily by Richard Simon Hanson, Gregory Peterson serving as organist and prayers and readings by local pastors and congregational leaders
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A Plain Tale From The Hills Himal Southasian
Google News - Sep 01, 2011

It was Sir Teddy Barnes who made Neweralia the Simla of Ceylon, and he was a man who liked to see things done properly. It's a different world now, of course, what with Morottua arrack-renters receiving invitations to the Governor's
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CHILDHOOD

1899 Birth Born in 1899.

LATE ADULTHOOD

1960 61 Years Old Simon died in 1960 after suffering a heart attack. … Read More

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