Word: deficit
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Symphony has been $50 a week for a 23-week season, or less than $25 on a yearly basis if a player has no other jobs. The Musicians' Protective Union demanded a $10-a-week raise, a 27-week season. The orchestra association, with a $103.000 deficit, offered several compromises, including a $5 raise, a longer season if more funds could be raised. Said the union...
...According to the latest World Almanach p.199, Northern Ireland has: Roman Catholics 420,000 Protestants 836,000 Also you state that Northern Ireland is economically depressed and riddled with corruption. Northern Ireland has a balanced budget and a neat profit of ?1,227,000 while Southern Ireland has a deficit of ?2,573,000. As for the "Divide and Rule" idea it seems that no one remembers that division came first and the ruling afterwards. Would TIME prefer civil war? We once fought to make the South remain a part of the U.S.A. What independence did we grant to those...
...goods and services" ($857,100,000) amounted to $3,829 per employe. Another: 1939's 43% rise in gross revenues, at an average of 60.7% of capacity, left Big Steel, after $25,219,677 in preferred dividends, a net of $15,900,257-less than half the deficit piled up in 1938 (with operations...
...metal, has lower shipping costs. Out of orders for the U. S. Government's manganese stock pile (now only 13 days' supply at the 1939 steel production rate) and for the steel industry's private hoard (15 months' supply), Cuban-American after a deficit of $22,059 m 1938, and three deficit quarters in 1939, turned the corner. Result: a 285% increase in gross sales, a record year...
...asked stockholders to note that investments abroad-which in 1939 amounted to $24,704,389-had been written down to $13,243,000, that a $3,000,000 "war contingencies" fund had been set up to cover additional losses. These write-downs had put a $14,416,140 deficit into the company's earned surplus account. So he asked his stockholders to write down their 10,158,738 shares from $90,702,953 to $71,111,116, credit the $19,591,787 difference to surplus...