Word: grosse
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...pound final bout between Herman Gross '33 and E. M. Bullard 2G.B.; 135-pound final bout between the winners of the third and fourth bouts; 175-pound final bout between A. D. Robertson '33 and G. M. Hartol '34; 145-pound final bout between the winners of the sixth and seventh bouts; 165-pound final bout between Kane Semenian '33 and R. J. MeVeigh 3L.; and the unlimited final bout between A. C. Jack 1L. and the winner of the second bout...
...Barnes '33, R. R. Borden '35, E. M. Bullard 2G.B., W. F. Burrow grL., Enrico Cappucci 1E.S., Cornelius Christiancy 1L., A. A. Cohen '35, Abraham Cone '34, T. J. Curtin '34, C. C. Doyle '34, George Evashwick '35, S. H. Forbes '34, G. N. Gactan '32, Herman Gross '33, H. A. Ham '33, G. J. Huberman '34, A. C. Jack 1L., F. J. Jeffers '33, R. B. LeRoy '34, J. L. Madden ocC., R. V. Mancini '34, Robert Mandel '34, R. R. McGoodwin '35, R. J. McVeigh 3L., D. P. Meekison '35, G. W. Meyer '35, E. V. Newman...
...Curry, lost his job not because he had been charged with incompetence, permitting gambling in his political club and retaining interest on litigants' money, but because he was unable credibly to explain a personal fortune of $357,000 which, taken from a mysterious tin box, far exceeded his gross public salary (TIME, Feb. 29 et ante...
...month will be offered for sale 105,000 shares of common stock at about $3.25 per share. The company has an authorized issue of 500,000 shares, of which 350,000 will be outstanding. As an inducement to buy, the company can cite a $1,684,000 volume of gross business last year. Peak year was 1929, with $2,100,000. Over-the-counter sales will be handled by Pringle, Price & Co. Largest stockholders will be Mrs. MacDougall, Son Allan, and Chain Store Fund, Inc., an investment trust which bought a minority interest in the MacDougall business two years...
...most important Chinese cities, Tientsin, Tsingtao. Shanghai, Canton, Hankow, were to be taken over by the Powers, who would establish around them neutral zones 15 to 20 miles wide from which all Chinese soldiers and police were to be barred. The Western Powers promptly rejected the plan as a gross violation of Chinese sovereignty...