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Article: Stanley Hayman; Founder Of Cash Register Business
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- The Washington Post
- Article date:
- April 4, 2008
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Stanley Hayman, who founded a small cash register business in
1938 that grew into one of the largest independent dealers in point-
of-sales systems in the country, died March 31 of congestive heart
failure at his home in Rockville. He was 93.
Mr. Hayman, who was born in Washington and graduated from Central
High School, worked with his father in a store fixture business on
Indiana Avenue before launching his cash register business at 24.
He started by servicing and selling cash registers made by
National Cash Register and became well-known for the quality of his
work among sandwich shop, clothing store and other small retail
owners in Washington. Initially called Stanley Hayman & Co., the ...