Word: experts
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Basle last week several U. S. bankers assisted him, but they were Chase men, not Morgan men.* Two of Chase's 79 vice presidents, James H. Gannon and Joseph C. Rosensky, traveled to Basle with him. Shepard Morgan, another Chase vice president and an expert on Reparations (he was Seymour Parker Gilbert's assistant during the operation of the Dawes Plan) was in Germany, reporting to Mr. Wiggin separately...
...these balances were suddenly withdrawn, Germans believe they would be as badly off as ever. This point remained unsettled last week. The Wiggineers went back into their huddle. In the meantime the B. I. S. made an important move. Per Jacobsson, Swedish economist and budgetary expert, was given a job new to international banking. He was made Economic Adviser to the B. I. S.-an international financial bellwether, to study the statements of the central banks of various countries from month to month in an effort to spot future crises long before they can occur...
...which he invested in real estate and a professional hockey team. A clean-cut little man with sleepy eyelids, confident, protruding underlip and well-defined paunch, he continued to be a familiar figure about training-camps, gymnasiums and other haunts of pugilists. Before every important fight he gave his expert opinion on who would win. In 1926 he allowed himself to be interviewed for Collier's. Said he: "My mother has pledged me against return to the ring. . . . They [promoters] know I've always kept my word. . . . I'll certainly keep it with my mother. . . . Unless...
...solemn test flight was conducted, with the expert counsel of General Superintendent William H. Collins, who became pigeon-conscious when launching ships for Bethlehem Shipbuilding Corp. Two dozen racing homers from the coops of Tire-Builder Frank Eisentrout were released in the dock. They flapped gladly, promptly homeward. So impressive was the demonstration that the number of christening pigeons was raised...
When Danny McGlone, songwriter and radio program expert, got the job of putting on the Monarch Radio hour in Manhattan he was glad & proud. The first program went off as nicely as you please. Later that night his announcer and his star singer were murdered. In the crowded hours that followed, Danny was in at several more deaths, just missed his own more than once; but kept his head, his appointments and his job, plumbed the racket that was causing the trouble, rounded up the crooks and married the girl...