Word: forded
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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This same opposition carried over into 1953, when Case entered the race for the governorship, and party leaders finally froze him out of the primary. They received a jolt, however, after Case resigned from Congress to become president of the Ford Foundation's Fund for the Republic (an organization to further the cause of civil liberties in the U.S.). In the special election to fill Case's seat, the Sixth Congressional District-which Case had carried by a record margin-went Democratic for the first time since it was remapped in 1932. Before long, G.O.P. state leaders...
...Dellera, 2nd Class airman at Bedford Airport, had parked his pink 1952 Ford in the alley at approximately 10:30 p.m., on his way home from a hunting trip. Dellera returned 20 minutes later, after taking a walk along the Charles with a girl friend and her collie dog, who had been with...
...Ford, which the teen-agers had parked directly behind Dellera's car, is being watched by the police...
...FORD DIVIDENDS in the family-owned company were boosted from $10 per share in 1952 to $15 in 1953. The Ford Foundation, which owns 3,089,908 shares of nonvoting stock (the family owns some 370,000, including all voting stock), reported that its dividends were boosted $16 million over 1952 to a total of $46 million. Estimated Ford earnings for 1954: $200 million, a 14% jump over 1953 and equal to about $58 per share...
...Paris Bourse and American Stock Exchange, stock traders looked with favor on the Simca-Ford combine. French Ford shares rose from 56? last January to $1.87 on the American Exchange, while Simca stock went from $34 to $54 a share on the Bourse. Stockholders of Ford of France will get one share of Simca for each 23 shares they now hold. They will be entitled to a dividend of $2.14 paid on Simca stock last May (i.e., about 9? a share on Ford stock) and will also have a U.S. market for their stock when Simca is listed...