Word: bulls
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Stabilization Corp., however, would stay in the market to bull any large slump in prices...
Behind National Dairy has always been one of its founders, Thomas H. Mclnnerney, a bull on dairying. Since its formation in 1923, National Dairy's assets have jumped from $11,000,000 to about $200,000,000; its sales from $13,000,000 per year to almost $300,000,000. Thus the company has more than shared in the growth of the $3,000,000,000 dairy indus-try which, according to President Mclnnerney, has seen U. S. per capita consumption increase 50% during the last ten years, will see it rise another...
Though Mr. Hughes was the bull's eye at which his critics fired, the target was much larger than his personality. He merely served as a symbol of what many a Senator violently disliked in the Supreme Court itself. Even after the Senate had confirmed his nomination, senatorial hostility toward the court continued to run on in a series of resentful threats about curbing its enormous authority...
...Morgan, Brewster's father, is Kansas City's superintendent of schools. The son is 24, attended the University of Kansas where he was famed both academically and socially. More than anything else at college he enjoyed those informal talks and arguments which U. S. undergraduates call "bull sessions." Co-eds termed him "an interesting date." He slept, ate and studied erratically, suffered violent headaches and worked at a dishevelled desk, but was an honor student for four years and a member of Phi Beta Kappa. In addition he edited college periodicals, produced and acted in all manner...
...Bull Terrier. Best in the puppy class was Punch, son of Judy, a polite, muscular dog with a deep body, shoe-button eyes, and spry ears. He is owned by William E. Schratweiser...