Word: bulks
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Barnsdall Corp. last week purchased controlling interest in Mona Motor Oil Co., independent oil and gasoline distributor in Iowa, Nebraska, and South Dakota. The acquisition links Barnsdall's South Dakota and Northwestern marketing systems with its Oklahoma and Kansas chains of bulk and retail stations...
...president, Engineer Hoover Jr. will serve Aeronautical Radio Inc. in advisory capacity. The bulk of the work falls to Executive Vice President Paul Goldsborough, formerly vice president of Universal Aviation Corp., with headquarters in Washington. Other officers: Thorp Hiscock of Boeing Air Transport, vice president; H. C. Leuteritz of Pan American Airways, secretary-treasurer...
...business and in art. That is, to my mind, the best solution or prescription for living conditions which we face in this age. It is too much to expect, in the rush and hurried life of today and the preoccupation which is attendant upon that life, that the bulk of the people who live in suburban communities will go home to dress after a busy day in New York and return again in the evening to attend concerts and operas and then rush off to make the last train home...
...Orangeman, and especially the inhabitants of Harvard when the mauve decade was in full swing and Harvard had a philosophy department. For even the massed chimneys of Dunster House, both the useful and the purely aesthetic ones, are only a few of the outward signs of change. The towering bulk of the new gymnasium opposing the Georgian structure of Lowell House has meant that the small buildings below Mt. Auburn Street have given way before the forward march of mass education, that the rural aspect of the streets in the vicinity of the Freshman Dormitories has stiffened into the more...
...limber Brobdingnagian hulked about Paris last week. Paltry Panams (Parisians) peered at his great height, 6 ft. 8 1/2 in., at his tall bulk, 265 Ib. This, they told each other, was Jose Santa, the Portuguese. Fabulously for a European Latin in the first round of his first Paris fight, he had knocked out his opponent...