Word: hills
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...clock: H. B. Sawyer defeated W. A. Dickenson, T. H. Edmands defeated J. F. Ducey, J. M. Hill defeated Milton Lottman. E. A. Counlhan defeated B. K. Fuller, Harold Winkler defeated Shipherd Robinson...
Rifle Club officials stated that the purpose of the new project was to promote small calibre rifle and pistol shooting in the University, and to save some of the time which is wasted driving out to the Walnut Hill Range in Woburn. However, members of the club will continue to use Walnut Hill for the .30 calibre shooting, and a team will be formed as usual this spring for inter college competition...
...Commerce Commission and the "Big Four" railway systems-New York Central, Baltimore & Ohio, Chesapeake & Ohio, Pennsylvania. They had balked his every effort to form another great Eastern system which would be L. F. Loree's monument. As a railroad man in the gaudy tradition of Vanderbilt, Harriman and Hill, Leonor Loree was known & feared, but Vanderbilt, Harriman and Hill had their big systems and bearded old Mr. Loree had only the smallish Delaware & Hudson and Kansas City Southern. Between them was a great gap. But L. F. Loree was tenacious...
...American Tobacco Co., maker of Lucky Strike, one of the four big 15? brands, paid its regular quarterly dividend of $1.25 but omitted the usual $1 extra dividend. Wall Street heard that President George Washington Hill of American Tobacco was planning to cut prices below the $6 per 1,000 at which Luckies now wholesale, has sworn to run 10? cigarets out of business if he has to make them himself...
...Hill could get some satisfaction out of the fact that the U. S. Supreme Court last week ordered the Federal Court for the Southern District of New York to dismiss without prejudice a stockholder's suit to set aside American Tobacco's employe stock purchase plan, whereby President Hill and his directors got 32,370 shares of common B stock, listed at $112, for $25 a share. But so sharply did Justices Stone and Brandeis criticize the plan that disgruntled stockholders promptly began a new suit in New Jersey...