Word: busch
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...name of the Germanic Museum has been changed to the "Busch-Resigned Museum of Germanic Culture" by vote of the President and Fellows. Provost Buck made the announcement yesterday, on the 50th anniversary of the opening of the opening of the institution...
...Schoeffler really had had his way, he would have been a conductor, the role he was studying 20 years ago in Dresden when his teacher told him he had a career-making voice. He got his first break in opera that same year in Dresden from Conductor Fritz Busch; he was still singing with the company on the dark day in March 1933 when Hitler's hoodlums broke up Busch's performance of Rigoletto. Soon after Busch left the country, Schoeffler went to Vienna, where he sang throughout the war. Since the war, engagements at opera houses from...
Gussie does not lack for family help around the brewery: there are no less than eleven Anheusers and Busches who are now officers, directors, or otherwise active in the company. Between them, the two families own 85% of the 4,500,000 shares of common stock, which sells at around $25 and pays $1 a year. Last year, on net sales of $135 million, Anheuser-Busch had net earnings totaling $14,500,000, up 7% from...
...Gussie Busch, who still refers to good beer as "the workingman's champagne," attributes much of Budweiser's success to its lengthy and more costly brewing process, in which it is fermented twice. Although the company has spent $64 million since Repeal to expand plants and boost production, Gussie Busch says it is still a race between the architect and the brew-master-and the brewmaster is in the lead...
...Though exact production figures are secret, industry estimates put Schlitz first in output, followed by Anheuser-Busch, Ballantine and Pabst. If Pabst's production of another brand by a Los Angeles subsidiary company were included, Pabst would top them...