Do not infer identical authority from family generation labels. This is a documentary lead embedded in a later book; the original chart has not been separately inspected. Preserve Carl and Edna's contributions rather than writing a Booker-only succession.
Postwar management, Boston and mentorship
Jeremiah is described as an executive and ambassador rather than a master distiller by trade. Carl led production and mentored younger relatives. Booker apprenticed in 1950, worked at Boston from 1954 and received a master title there in 1960; a 1958 organization chart differentiates Carl and Booker's positions.
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Postwar management, Boston and mentorship
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Evidence
Jeremiah is described as an executive and ambassador rather than a master distiller by trade. Carl led production and mentored younger relatives. Booker apprenticed in 1950, worked at Boston from 1954 and received a master title there in 1960; a 1958 organization chart differentiates Carl and Booker's positions.
Location and context
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Pacult 2003 15 — Jeremiah, Carl and Booker had different jobs
Annotation
Do not infer identical authority from family generation labels. This is a documentary lead embedded in a later book; the original chart has not been separately inspected. Preserve Carl and Edna's contributions rather than writing a Booker-only succession.