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Robert H. Cole '52, Chairman of the Student Council committee on G.E. announced yesterday that tonight's debut winds up more than a year of world. The report, according to Cole, is the fattest in Council history...
Jabara's battle took place when 50 MIGs bounced 28 U.S. Sabres near the Manchurian border. Other pilots destroyed a third enemy plane, scored one as a probable, damaged five. It was the fattest toll of enemy jets since April...
...knew, he said, that "higher education has serious financial problems. We also know that . . . many of the young men and women cannot attend college simply because they cannot afford the costs." Henry Ford thereupon announced that he had a plan to help out on both counts-one of the fattest scholarship programs ever sponsored by private industry...
...bannered the series on Page One. By last week, the Fat Boy had spread to 77 daily newspapers ranging from the North Bay (Ont.) Nugget (circ. 10,217) to the New York Journal-American (circ. 724,729) The Journal gave Elmer eight-column headlines on Page One, appointed its fattest reporter, 243-lb. Syd Livingston, to provide local color stories. (He refused to go on the diet himself.) Promotion Manager Ed Templin of the Lexington (Ky.) Leader and Herald was on a diet himself when he heard about the series, promptly grabbed it. The Kansas City Star's local...
Johnston trimmed the debt to $238 million, spent $134 million on equipment and improvements in five years. By 1949 Johnston had the Illinois Central in such healthy shape that he resumed payments on the preferred stock. Last year, when the road earned a net of $29,123,632, the fattest in its history, he plunked out the first common dividend ($3) since 1931. As a result, the common stock has soared from its 1941 low of $4.25 to $72.75 last week. This week, 53-year-old President Johnston was just as confident about the Main Line as Investor Cobden...