Word: cohn
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...front-page story, "Blood Researchers Make Vital Finding" in yesterday's Boston Herald is "The most disgusting journalism I have ever seen," Edwin J. Cohn, professor of Biological Chemistry, told the CRIMSON last night...
...cutthroat textile business, Manhattan-born Jake Schwab fought his way up from scratch. He left high school at 16 to work at odd jobs. At 20, he got a $15-a-week stock clerk's job with Cohn-Hall-*Marx, a big textile converter. Young Jake had a knack for figures, studied nights to improve it. By 1928 he had risen to treasurer. In that year, Bankers Kidder, Peabody & Co. raised about $20 million to make Cohn-Hall-Marx the base of a textile pyramid integrating many different businesses in the cotton-rayon industry. The new giant was United...
Harvard Princeton DiBlasio (190) LER McKenna (195) Davis (195) LTR Robertson (203) Houston (200) LGR Palin (200) O'Brien (210) C Cohn (180) Coan (200) RGL Moore (198) Bender (205) RTL Buxton (210) Fiorentine (180) REL Mead (195) Henry (190) QB Chandler (192) Noonan (170) LHR Sella (175) O'Donnell (162) RHL Leibert (180) Shafer (192) FB Weber (183) Kickoff...
...Nixon that stuff," observed the oracle. "We won't Mead any Moore Powers than we had last week. We Cohn have them hanging from the Chandler, so keep your Cappon. I won't Sella you short...
Orson Welles, back in Hollywood last week, called The Lady from Shanghai "an experiment - in what not to do." He figures he was trapped into making it by Columbia's Harry Cohn, who lent him $60,000 to get him out of a hole, made him promise to make a picture to pay it back. "But I'm not bitter," says Welles...