Word: bonde
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Schine reluctantly admits that all his hotels are booming, but will not tell how big the boom is. And he figures that his first venture in the West was a good buy. The Ambassador was making plenty of money (1945 net before taxes and bond payments: $1,279,000). Out of profits, its bonded indebtedness had gradually been reduced from $5,800,000 to $3,700,000. Technically, Schine still lacks full control of the Ambassador. Said one California financier: "All Schine bought is the first place in line." But it was really more than that. Schine...
...wonder* as if it were stalking Holy Writ. Tyrone Power, back in Hollywood after 3½ years as a marine, is the introspective young man who returns from World War I full of questions about the spiritual meaning of life. Rather than marry Miss Tierney and settle down to bond-selling in the fleshpots of Chicago, he runs off to Paris to examine his troubled soul. Miss Tierney, plainly a non-spiritual type, sullenly marries wealthy John Payne and has a couple of daughters, but still yearns for Tyrone...
Astronomy actually got its start at the University in 1839, when William C. Bond, later to become first director of the Observatory, organized a star-gazers' club, meeting bi-monthly in Dana House. Interest, however, waned, and the club was on the point of dissolution when, in March, 1843, a brilliant comet saved the day for astronomy at Harvard...
With the war ended, the Observatory, besides sponsoring two College amateur groups, the Bond astronomical club and the telescope Makers of Boston, again assumes its full role as clearing-house for all amateur and professional astronomic information in the Western Hemisphere...
...agreed that if Lewis and the union post bond for their fines and file their appeals by tomorrow at 3 PM (EST), they won't have to pay them until their appeal is decided. In normal course the case would go to the U.S. circuit Court of Appeals here, but federal lawyers have said they would ask that it go straight to the Supreme Court instead