Word: cleveland
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Empire Plow Co. Cleveland...
...such, which TIME has just accepted, is to co-sponsor the forthcoming 21st annual Institute of Cleveland's well-known Council on World Affairs, Report From the World...
Bankers and industrialists debated with heat. Cleveland Banker Cyrus Eaton, who wanted operators to negotiate with Lewis, lunched with him. So did Big Steel's Harry Moses. Eaton, director of the coal-carrying C. & 0. railroad, wanted to get the coal moving again. He was also vehemently sure that if the strike was strung out and coal shipments were completely stopped, European nations would be thrown into the lap of Communism. There was at least some basis for Eaton's international fears. All the world watched. In cold & hungry Asia, in Shanghai, Hong Kong, Saigon and Singapore, among...
Business Deal. Mary Margaret grew up in Missouri, studied journalism at the University of Missouri, got a job on the Cleveland Press, went on to the old New York Evening Mail, soon crashed the Satevepost with a profile of Paul Whiteman. By this time she put her business affairs in the hands of Stella Karns, a businesswoman as bright and hard as a new dime. Stella muscled Mary Margaret into radio practically on her own terms. She also does as she pleases with Mary Margaret, of whom she snorts: "She chews the rag so much, it's a wonder...
...owns no plants, has grown to a $10,000,000-a-month business. Tractors supply half this income, but towering (6 ft. 4 in.), fast-moving Ferguson president, Roger Martin Kyes (rhymes with skies), 40, does not seem worried. Harvardman Kyes introduced himself to farm equipment in 1932 at Cleveland's moribund Empire Plow Co., joined Ferguson's in 1940. He has run the company so smartly that Harry Ferguson now spends most of his time in England, overseeing plants there. President Kyes feels that "we could make money next year if we didn't sell...