Word: cleveland
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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However, at Cleveland, Ohio, Cyrus S. Eaton, banker and industrialist, declined to comment on reports that he had exploratory conferences here with Lewis. Lewis and his aides reserved comment on the reports, which indicated that Eaton was interested in using his good offices, if feasible, in helping bring Lewis and the operators together...
Time to Retire. In Cleveland, an auto sales company advertised a 1917 Winton sedan for $250, got five prospects...
...average man has about eleven pints of blood. Loss of more than a third usually causes profound shock, from which the body can seldom be revived even by transfusion. But at the Cleveland Clinic, two top-rank U.S. scientists have succeeded in reversing "irreversible" shock in revolutionary blood experiments on dogs...
...Troubles. Taylorcraft Aviation Corp., one of the largest companies in the field, filed a petition in Cleveland's Federal Court asking permission to reorganize under the bankruptcy laws. It had overreached itself by optimistically redeeming $320,000 worth of preferred stock and spending $600,000 for plant expansion. Then, when it could not get enough engines to meet its production goal of 40 planes a day, Taylorcraft found itself with a whopping inventory ($800,000 in excess of its needs), and no way of meeting its current debts of $1,030,000. But it still had a backlog...
...banks $1,000,000, will be released next March. Hope Records is now spending $25,000 to make recordings from Hope broadcasts. Hope's income from the broadcasts, $10,000 a week, along with money from his other noncorporate activities-part ownership of the Cleveland Indians, two pictures yearly with Paramount, etc.-goes into his pocket and is taxable at the personal income rate. The profits in his corporations are taxable at a lower corporate rate...