Word: inc
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Professor Drinker has no connection with the respirator-patent suit now being pressed by Warren E. Collins, Inc. against J. H. Emerson, or any financial interest in the Collins company," H. R. Guild '17, attorney for Drinker, asserted last night in a denial of charges that Drinker is a secret stock holder in the Collins company and is supplying financial aid in the law suit to determine the validity of the respirator patents now held by Collins...
...American Airways is biggest in the U. S. reckoned by route miles. United Airlines flies more miles, carries more passengers, has $40,000,000 assets. Last week United's supremacy was challenged when it was definitely predicted that General Motors' General Aviation Corp. and North American Aviation, Inc. would merge. The fusion would place G. M. in control of a holding company with $25,000,000 assets. T. W. A. and E. A. T. airlines, a potent manufacturing unit...
...sold out before the Crash, bought back afterwards; of chronic myocarditis and interstitial neuritis: in Manhattan. Son of an English-born harness-maker, he gave up trying to be a Pentecostal minister, built up a huge chain of utilities. He sold his National Public Service Corp. to Day & Zimmerman, Inc. in 1926 for reputedly $250,000,000 and Inland Power & Light...
...thoroughly "deplorable" state. Because the Chief Justice is right, James D. Francis, coal operator of Huntington, W. Va., acting under a plan launched by the National Coal Association year and a half ago to place all sales in the hands of regional agencies, set up Appalachian Coals, Inc. He quickly persuaded 137 independent operators controlling three-fourths of all production in the Virginia, West Virginia, Kentucky and Tennessee fields and one-eighth of all production east of the Mississippi, to subscribe for Appalachian Coals stock and to let Appalachian Coals sell their entire output. Besides stabilizing prices and unifying...
...technical but as bad-smelling as any recent receivership was that of the famed mortgage bond vendors, S. W. Straus & Co. Inc. Last week two receivers (one of them William A. Calder, former U. S. Senator), appointed to try to do something for the holders of $380,000,000 of securities sold by the firm, threw up their jobs saying that there was nothing they could do for the public. Straus & Co. had not guaranteed the bonds and. the receivers added, ''We find after a preliminary investigation that S. W. Straus & Co. is simply a shell...