Francis Lykins Dale (July 13, 1921 – November 28, 1993) was an American business executive and Republican political operative. He was also owner and president...

Trust Bank 1934–1961 Powel Crosley Jr. 1961–1966 Bill DeWitt 1967–1973 Francis L. Dale 1973–1980 Louis Nippert 1980–1984 William Williams & James Williams...

Midwest finance chairman; developer of the Miracle-Ear hearing aid Francis L. Dale, chairman; publisher of The Cincinnati Enquirer; owner of the Cincinnati...

University in 1965. DeWitt was part of an investment group led by Francis L. Dale that purchased the Cincinnati Reds for $8 million from his father,...

Stockdale 1977-81: John W. Gardner 1975-77: Miles W. Kirkpatrick 1972-75: Francis L. Dale 1971-72: Charles B. Thornton 1969-71: Arthur S. Flemming 1968-69: William...

great-uncle James were key members of a 13-party ownership group headed by Francis L. Dale, publisher of The Cincinnati Enquirer, that acquired the team from...

inventor, suffragette Powel Crosley Jr. – inventor and entrepreneur Francis L. Dale – lawyer, Cincinnati Reds owner, Republican Party operative Maxwell...

1982–1986 Jim Cramer, obituary writer; author and host of CNBC's Mad Money Francis L. Dale, final publisher of Herald Examiner; also part-owner of the Cincinnati...

sold the Reds for $8 million to a 13-person syndicate that was led by Francis L. Dale and included Bill DeWitt Jr. One month later, the senior DeWitt was...

sells the Cincinnati Reds to a local consortium of businessmen led by Francis L. Dale, an attorney and the publisher of the Cincinnati Enquirer newspaper...