Word: harmonizations
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...floors of the three-story house, formerly owned by the Elizabeth w. Storer Estate, will be converted into eight or nine offices and an electronics laboratory, Vaughan Harmon, a spokesman for the Smithsonian Astrophysical Observatory, added...
...John Thach was dubbed "Little Jimmy" at Annapolis, where he followed brother James (Jimmy,) Harmon Thach Jr., now a vice admiral. In the fleet, "Little Jimmy" eventually became merely "Jimmy...
...California's climate, turned out a pill factory with such Tiffany & Co. glitter that one leading California architect said: "This building records all the gains of modern architecture and yet remains a romantic building." In a dormitory for the University of South Carolina, Stone, along with Architect Thomas Harmon, used the grille as a façade sheathing a monolithic block with housing for 250 students. Economically a success (bids on the building came in so far below estimate that the university doubled its order), the four-sided grille had an overpowering monotony, a fact Stone now acknowledges...
Program Note. In Asheville, N.C., Clayton Harmon apologized to his men's club for being late for the meeting where he was to present a highway safety program because he had been ticketed for speeding...
...daily operations-can make swift, sure policy decisions. International Shoe Co., the largest U.S. shoe manufacturer, has a 100% inside board to run its highly technical business; the U.S. petroleum industry also leans to inside boards, whose members know all the tricks and pitfalls of their risky business. Says Harmon Whittington, president of Anderson, Clayton & Co., world's largest private cotton broker and a firm with a tightly knit inside board: "I don't think outsiders pay too much attention to the company's business; some go to directors' meetings only once or twice a year...