Word: bethe
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Prognosis. In Brooklyn, an anxious patient, sweating out an approaching operation at Beth David Hospital, got a card entitling him to first choice of lots in the Beth David Cemetery...
...Grace will continue as "chief executive officer." But much of the day-by-day operating will now fall on the new president, Arthur Bartlett Homer, 49. Born in Belmont, Mass., Homer graduated from Brown University and Annapolis, served in World War I as a lieutenant on submarines, joined Beth Steel in 1919. During World War II, Homer, whose hobby is sailing his 40-foot yawl, bossed Beth Steel's shipbuilding program. In five years he turned out 900 major ships, everything from aircraft carriers to trawlers, twice as much sea power as any other company...
Bethlehem Steel bucked the trend, upped its net profit to $36,200,000 v. $32,100,000. But this was due chiefly to a difference of opinion on how much the retroactive wage increase to workers would cost. Beth Steel's Grace tucked away $6,500,000 for the wage reserve, while Big Steel's Fairless put away...
...take a hint next time from some shrewd fellows like Dan Phillips or Bob Shepherd and bring your happiness cast instead of going west yourself. Don welcomed his fiancee, Miss Beth Bidwell, and her mother to old Boston last Saturday. The second thing Beth did was to remark how much Boston reminds her of San Francisco...
Miss Edna could not afford to relax. For months she has watched the draft creep up on 50% of her composing-room staff, healthy Frank Ramew, 26 (Frank's father, J. H., is the staff's other half). Spunky, birdlike, greying Miss Edna pressed her associate editor Beth Williams ("Sister Bessie") Powers and her cook Lilly into composing-room service (see cut) when Frank went to Atlanta for his Army physical test. But if Frank goes for good, she warns Quitman that the Free Press may go the way of the 1,000-odd U.S. rural weeklies that...