Word: bart
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Crimson's inning was the fifth. Whittemore was tossed out at first when he grounded to short-stop. After a single to left field, catcher Regan advanced to second when Sexton walked Ayres. A single by Keyes loaded the bases. Bart Harvey slammed a low single just left of second, bringing in Regan and Ayres. Parsons fanned and Sexton caught a foul by Tully to end the inning...
...Bart Bok's "A. Scientist's Faith" is a refreshing, if somewhat naive addition to the magazine's series of Harvard credos. Professor Bok has led a very full and active life, absorbed in his work as an astronomer, a teacher, and a citizen. This life is reflected in his writing. But when he discusses the world at war and his attitude towards it, his explanation seems so much oversimplified as to be untenable, and his faith in progress by cooperation seems a little out of touch with harsh realities...
...Bart Arkell started with $10,-ooo, less than ten employes and an idea that the public would buy hickory-cured ham - his only product at the start. Be fore he eased off he had pushed Beech-Nut to No. 3 place in the U.S. confectionery industry, built its assets to $22,800,000 without a cent of debt...
...share. Over 50% of these profits goes straight to the Arkell family and company executives. But an outsider who bought one share in 1899 (since swelled by stock dividends of 236 shares) could today sell his holdings for about $27,000. On the subject of selling his shares Bart Arkell once said: "I will not sell out to anyone at any price. . . . To me Beech-Nut is more than a business, it is my ideal, my service to the public...
...Harvard College Observatory will issue this summer a new series of nine popular books covering the principal areas of astronomy, it was announced today by Harlow Shapley, Paine Professor of Practical Astronomy, and Bart J. Bok, associate professor of astronomy, editors of the volumes...