Word: goldmans
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Everybody admires a fighter who has heart. Now that Emma Goldman's fighting Red career is finished, you may even find it possible to add a kind of warmth to your disapproving admiration of her. That is, after you have read her own story of her stormy life. To look at her as she appears now, with that hard, defiant old face, that grim and challenging eye, it is easy to see how hateful, what a nuisance society found her; you would never guess how many lovers she has had, how many friends...
...Emma Goldman, good anarchist, has always been against all governments. In a long and rebellious life she has missed few protestant chances. For years her friends have urged her to write her autobiography, but Emma had too many other jobs on hand. At last, an old (62), disillusioned woman, she has filled two fat volumes, nearly 1.000 pages, with her bitter-sweet reminiscences...
...Citizens Trust Co. by the Jewish Nathan S. Jonas, it was the first Brooklyn bank to invade Manhattan. By June 1930 it had 45 units in Greater New York, with over 350 millions in deposits. Large stock ownership in the bank had gone to the banking house of Goldman. Sachs & Co. Goldman. Sachs and others planned a huge bank merger: International Trust plus Manufacturers Trust plus Bank of United States plus Public National, to equal one bank with deposits totalling $760,000,000. This was in October. In December, following runs, Bank of U. S. closed with depositors wailing...
...business. While the smaller volume of financing was reflected throughout the list, the lowered figures of three famed houses were tacit testimony to the sorry times. Otis & Co., from which 14 partners have resigned this year, headed syndicates totalling $3.500.000 against $93,975.000 in the same period last year. Goldman, Sachs & Co.'s figures were $8.000,000 against 1930-8 $12,500,000, 1929's $95,851,000. Banc-america-Blair Corp. dropped to $5,000,000 from $33,500,000 in 1930, $153,500,000 in the same period...
Thus endowed and with future summers assured, Bandmaster Goldman announced last week a new, ambitious project: to endow his band as a year-round organization, with its own clubhouse, rehearsal halls and classrooms. A huge chorus would be formed. Young artists could get auditions, musicians find permanent employment. Offering all the advantages of a musical club, this Goldman Band Association of America will campaign, as did Eva Le Gallienne's Civic Repertory Thea- tre, for 100,000 persons who will pay into its fund a modest $1 per year...