Word: gould
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Dartmouth songs and medleys as well as a few marches new to the outfit's repertoire will be featured in the concert. Morton Gould's "Pavanne" and a Prokofleff march will lend a dignified air to the proceedings...
...power, I would sentence Mr. Edney to two weeks' solitary confinement with nothing but a phonograph machine and the latest albums of Morton Gould and Harry James...
...doing so, SEC was roughly curried by Leslie Gould, financial editor of Hearst's New York Journal-American, an old SEC baiter. Why, asked Gould, had it taken SEC so long to find out that Globe stock was worthless? "This Globe case," said he, "happens to be about the sorriest of the many issues floated last year-issues that should never have been offered to the public-even as speculations. . . . The underwriters of this stock were the Stock Exchange firm of New-burger & Hano of Philadelphia and Gearhart & Co. of New York. . . . What are the Stock Exchange...
...Gould had missed one important point. Now that SEC had found the registration statement misleading, it would ease the way for several stockholders' suits now pending against Globe President and Chairman John Kennedy and the underwriting houses...
...Gould & Goud's editorial staff is blonde Marjorie Beech, imported from England, where she was a telegraph operator in the WRENS. Because names make the Enterprise's news, Marjorie is working hard to develop its squad of eight rural correspondents, all hired because they had no experience. Last week, on one of his new radio programs, Editor Gould had all eight in for an ad-libbed chat. "How many people in Methodist Corner?" he asked one. "About 15 families," she told him. And how did she get the news?,Well, by telephone, mostly. "Are they...