Benjamin Brewster person

“Serves in World War I in the U.S. Navy as on a submarine chaser. He did not work in intel for some reason, although one could argue that they relied on it. Yeah, the submarines were highly classified type missions anyway. What else is there…”

“But this gentleman, Benjamin Brewster Jennings, is worth mentioning. He was class of 1929, scroll and key. He would go on to become the president of the Soconi Vacuum Company, which, of course, became Standard Oil Company of New York, which…”

“Vice President in Charge of Transportation Division of the American Petroleum Institute. And of course, he's a trustee of the Sloan Kettering Institute for Cancer Research. We mentioned him briefly previously. So that's interesting. They kn…”

“But this gentleman, Benjamin Brewster Jennings, is worth mentioning. He was class of 1929, scroll and key. He would go on to become the president of the Soconi Vacuum Company, which, of course, became Standard Oil Company of New York, which…”

“Indeed. And that's the company that refused to participate in the new concession in Venezuela when Chevron did. Yeah. Oh, it's coming full circle right now. All this stuff. OK. All right. So Benjamin Brewster Jennings, known as Brewster Jen…”

“Vice President in Charge of Transportation Division of the American Petroleum Institute. And of course, he's a trustee of the Sloan Kettering Institute for Cancer Research. We mentioned him briefly previously. So that's interesting. They kn…”

“But this gentleman, Benjamin Brewster Jennings, is worth mentioning. He was class of 1929, scroll and key. He would go on to become the president of the Soconi Vacuum Company, which, of course, became Standard Oil Company of New York, which…”

“But this gentleman, Benjamin Brewster Jennings, is worth mentioning. He was class of 1929, scroll and key. He would go on to become the president of the Soconi Vacuum Company, which, of course, became Standard Oil Company of New York, which…”

“Serves in World War I in the U.S. Navy as on a submarine chaser. He did not work in intel for some reason, although one could argue that they relied on it. Yeah, the submarines were highly classified type missions anyway. What else is there…”