Word: cy
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...prevent the stock issue on grounds that Kaiser had mishandled K-F funds. It was filed by Philadelphia Lawyer James Masterson, a K-F stockholder who had at one time represented Otis & Co. in court. Kaiser charged that Masterson had filed the suit with a nudge from Cy Eaton himself, who wanted a way out of the underwriting deal when the price of K-F stock began to fall...
Otis & Co. announced that it would appeal the decision. Cy Eaton was in a tight spot and he knew it; his welshing on the deal was the first such case since the Securities Act of 1933. But he had squeezed out of many a tight spot before. In the '20s, Eaton and associates wielded great power through big holdings in Republic Steel, United Light & Power, and Continental Shares. In the depression, Eaton lost millions of dollars. He made his comeback with such ventures as Canada's Steep Rock Iron Mines Ltd. (TIME, Sept. 29, 1947), organizing the Portsmouth...
Dudley, pennant-winner last year, grabbed an early two-run led on Jack Collins first-inning single. But Bunny right hander Cy Lippmann steadied, although he weakened in the fifth to allow three more runs...
This shrewd policy, enabling them to strike while the ticket is hot, points up the arrival of Cy Feuer, 40, and Ernest H. Martin, 31, in the first rank of theatrical producers. Feuer, who once headed a movie studio's music department, and Martin, a onetime radio executive, have now produced two shows, and both turned out to be hits. They launched their partnership by starring Ray Bolger in 1948's Where's Charley? (792 performances), which is currently enjoying a profitable return engagement...
...mile and two-mile runs, Emil San Soucie and Hubbie MacGuire are outstanding, followed by Bruce Phillips, Jerry MacInnes, Sam Joyce, and Cy Furst...