Word: analyst
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Makeup of this issue is the job of Jay Odell who prepped for the job as swing man on the desk of the Philadelphia Inquirer. Political analyst of the Crimson today is Gilbert W. Stewart who comes from North Dakota via the Washington bureau of Newsweek where he was, strangely enough, a political analyst...
...since the U.S. has no reason to conceal figures on its foreign garrisons, U.S. opposition to partial disclosure may have been a blunder. Scarcely had the Security Council rumpus subsided when the figures were revealed by the New York Times's military analyst Hanson W. Baldwin. One interesting point: in China (wildly decried by Russia and her friends as a prey to U.S. imperialism), the U.S. maintains only 29,000 troops, while Russia has 75,000 in China's northern provinces...
William Loss never expected to go into the movie business. But as a financial analyst with Manhattan's H. Hentz & Co. and a director of Citizens Traction Co., he often noticed another entry in the "Ci" columns: Cinecolor Corp., a company which processes color movie films. As the stock crept from 4? a share toward $1, he noticed Cinecolor more & more...
...Analysts' fees to private patients range from $5 to $50 an hour. The average treatment (an hour a day, five days a week) takes 18 months, costs $1,500 (the Chicago Institute) to $5,000 (Park Avenue). Orthodox analysts spend most of their time listening, let the patient gradually unveil his subconscious through random talk and dreams. Eventually his repressed fears and feelings of guilt are supposed to come to the surface. Exposure of the hidden difficulty to the patient helps him find a remedy and relieves him of his anxiety and physical symptoms of illness. There...
...week's end, A.T. & T. had climbed back 8¾ points, stood at 189¼. The rest of the market showed signs of making another slow, tedious climb back to grace. Some brokers say this shows the bull market is still alive & kicking. But security Analyst John H. Lewis did some plain speaking in The Commercial and Financial Chronicle. Said he: "The four-year-old bull market ended last May 31st." Wall Street sighed, hoped it wasn...