Word: heinze
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Hunting. Karl Hans Heinz, close associate of Austria's Communist Boss Ernst Fischer and, until he was suspended last week, deputy editor of Vienna's Communist-dominated newspaper New Austria. Reason: in the midst of a vigorous Communist campaign against "former Nazis" allegedly working for Austria's Socialists and Christian Democrats, untractable Socialist newspaperman Oskar Pollack discovered that Communist Heinz was himself a former Nazi...
...years nothing like it had ever happened. Outsiders were to be invited into the family-owned H. J. ("57 Varieties") Heinz Co. In Pittsburgh last week President Henry John Heinz II announced that the company would soon make its first public stock offering: 100,000 shares of $100 par cumulative preferred, 200,000 shares of $25 par common stock. The reason: heavy taxes had made it impossible to finance expansion out of earnings any more. The company had to ask the public for cash...
...melancholy admission for 38-year-old Heinz to make. For the first time Tom, Dick & Harry would have some kind of say in the company the Heinzes had built and controlled for three generations. Henry John had founded the business in 1869 by hawking horse-radish from door to door; son Howard had lifted sales to $62,000,000 before he died in 1941; grandson H. J. II had kept them moving...
...name of Li Lisan is almost a legend. In the days when the Chinese Communist Party was breast-fed by Moscow (circa 1925), Li Lisan had been the party's No. 1 Marxist and tactical top dog. Then German Communist Heinz Neumann and Georgian Communist M. Lominadze, Comintern agents and personal pets of Stalin, decided to speed up the Chinese revolution by staging an insurrection in Canton (1927). Li Lisan opposed them...
...Heinz H. Thannhauser...