Word: detroit
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Nashville (SA) 4, Detroit...
...Detroit 12, Nashville...
Crack-Up. In Detroit, Mrs. Nelsa Moorhatch suffered a few bruises when she walked into a plane's whirling propeller and smashed it to pieces...
...climbed out of their pads. "There's our champ," said Boss Smythe, pointing at mild Harry Watson, "enter him in the heavyweight class." Boss Smythe knows that pandemonium on skates is good for business. Four nights later, Toronto dumped Boston from the playoffs, got ready to buck Detroit in the finals...
Static. Koons sold the steel, at $215 a ton, to a Cleveland steel broker. It rapidly passed through two other brokers "around the grapevine" until it was bought by Louis Golden, a Detroit broker. Golden paid $300 a ton. On paper, the steel had traveled from Detroit to New York to Cleveland and back to Detroit, and $200 a ton had been added to its price. Actually it never left K-F's warehouse...