Word: goldman
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...where instructors and graduate students from 20 U. S. colleges will attend lectures in the new Fogg Art Museum given by bushy-mustached George Harold Edgell, dean of the Harvard School of Architecture and dapper Paul Joseph Sachs, associate director of the Fogg Museum, brother of Banker Walter Edward (Goldman) Sachs...
...pork & beans, catsup, spaghetti, evaporated milk, etc.; established 1861) passed its first quarter dividend on 7% preferred though business for the first two months of the year showed an increase over 1929. Jewel (tea, coffee, other staples; first twelve week sales $3,693,872; directorate mostly Lehman Bros, and Goldman Sachs) distributes its products direct to the consumer by means of more than 1,200 automobile routes in 40 states. Van Camp will issue $2,500,000 additional preferred...
...better standing as economists than Mr. Catchings, keen thinker, able writer. Few put their theories to more practical application. For in a period marked by the formation of many investment trusts none were more spectacular than Goldman, Sachs Trading Corp., Shenandoah and Blue Ridge, all Goldman, Sachs sponsored and all contributing to Mr. Catchings' reputation as a brilliant and rising man. Trading Corp. stock, issued in December 1928 at 104, opened at 109, shortly split two for one, and in August 1929 was selling at 116. Shenandoah was launched in July 1929 by the sale of one million shares...
...price considerably below the market and Shenandoah was permitted to purchase, for retirement, 765,200 shares of its own preferred at a similar bargain figure. The Central States sale presumably resulted from the fact that Mr. Harrison Williams, controlling factor in Central States, was also affiliated with Goldman, Sachs and its trio of trusts. During the present year, in spite of the fact that utility securities have been among the leaders of the current market (both Blue Ridge and Shenandoah have utility portfolios), neither investment company has recovered its speculative attraction. Blue Ridge sold last week at 10? and Shenandoah...
...Walter E. Sachs, of the second Sachs generation (no Goldmans remain in Goldman, Sachs), succeeded Mr. Catchings as Trading Corp. president, and Mr. Sidney Weinburg, long a Goldman, Sachs partner, became vice president. Mr. Weinburg is widely known as an astute selector of likely issues, has contributed much to Goldman, Sachs reputation as sponsor of successes...