Word: co
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...governors. Many of the governors yawned and thought they would hear no more of it. But Ike put his best team to work in Washington, peppered the governors' committee with plans and suggestions aimed at reaching a workable if not dramatic program of action. Last week Anderson & Co. were ready with facts and figures, and Anderson quickly ticked off six simple obligations that the U.S. is willing to turn over to the states next year...
...first steel plant ($16 million), two tire factories, new oil-refining facilities ($70 million), expansion of the U.S. Government-owned nickel plant at Nicaro ($37 million). The boom shows no sign of slackening. Planned for the future: a $147 million expansion program by a subsidiary of American & Foreign Power Co.. a $75 million nickel-mining operation by a Freeport Sulphur Co. subsidiary. Even tourism, one of Cuba's three top industries, has held up through all the political troubles. For tropical beaches, open gambling and a throbbing night life, an estimated 350,000 visitors will have spent...
...Aircraft Co. for $60 million worth of big turboprops for 1960 delivery. Flying Tiger Boss Robert W. Prescott will soon tell stockholders that company's domestic cargo operations will go into the black this year for the first time in its twelve-year history, and line will gross $40 million in fiscal 1958 v. $24 million in past fiscal year...
PORTABLE TV SETS are dangerous when used in damp places, e.g., bathroom, laundry, basement, garden or poolside, warns National Safety Council. As a result of accidental electrocution of Chicago boy by portable TV set, General Electric Co. dealers henceforth will make safety check without charge of any G.E. portable bought by their customers...