Jeanne Crain, the winsome beauty who starred in lightweight 1940s romances and comedies such as ” Margie ” and ” Apartment for Peggy ” and won an Academy Award nomination as the black girl passing for ...

Jeanne Crain’s ascent to movie stardom in the 1940s had all the earmarks of the classic local-girl-becomes-Hollywood-star story. Her parents, George Crain and Loretta Carr, met while he was a ...

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To continue reading this content, please enable JavaScript in your browser settings and refresh this page. Bremer Financial Corp. CEO Jeanne Crain is in the middle of ...

Bremer Bank CEO Jeanne Crain to step down in May as sale to Old National nears close After a five-year legal battle, the St. Paul bank sold for $1.4 billion, well below earlier value estimates.

Jeanne Crain, 78, an ingenue of 1940s films who was often dismissed as a "glamorous mannequin" until impressing critics as a black woman passing for white in "Pinky" and a socially insecure spouse in ...

This past year Jeanne Crain has been enmeshed in an unusual fight to save her bank from a forced sale. But she still managed to position Bremer Financial for growth while fending off the court battle ...

LOS ANGELES (AP) _ Jeanne Crain credited her mother for bringing her up in a household free of prejudice. As a Hollywood star, she won an Oscar nomination for a role that broke racial taboos of the ...

Jeanne Crain, who has led St. Paul-based Bremer Financial since 2016, testified that the sale announcement in October 2019 ran counter to the way most businesses pursue deals. "It was a ...

Jeanne Crain oversees St. Paul-based Bremer’s Twin Cities operation, Minnesota’s largest commercial bank, with $2.7 billion in assets, 321 employees, and 27 branches. She was appointed to her role in ...