Word: inc
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...process grandly lost $8,000,000. Since Show's publisher is A. & P. Heir Huntington Hartford, the red ink was not too significant. But with circulation at 200,000 and still shy of the break-even point, Hartford last week decided to hand over Show to Playbill, Inc. for a price that involved no "appreciable" amount of money...
Died. Max McGraw, 81, appliance manufacturer, founder of McGraw Electric Co., who in 1926 bought patents to the pop-up toasters then found only in restaurants, went on to make Toastmaster a household word and produce every manner of electrical home convenience, acquiring Thomas A. Edison Inc. in 1957 to become one of the U.S.'s biggest appliance makers; of a heart attack; in Salt Lake City...
...another day?" This posthumous book, made up of diary excerpts, letters, extended reflections on himself and his time, is the fruit of those years. Edited by Duncan Norton-Taylor, managing editor of FORTUNE, who had been a close friend of Chambers ever since the days he worked at Time Inc., Cold Friday records the despair, illness, and especially the courage of Chambers' last years...
...feel rather close to the subject of urban renewal, taking considerable pride in the fact that Time Inc. has played a key role in major rehabilitation of an area in the world's greatest city. In 1957, when work started on the new TIME & LIFE Building on Manhattan's Avenue of the Americas between 50th and 51st Streets, this new extension of Rockefeller Center was in a neighborhood scarred by shabby old buildings dating back to the era of the Sixth Avenue Elevated. During the seven years since then, 16 other major buildings have been completed or started...
Robert H. Loeffler '64-4, president of Harvard Yearbook Publications, Inc., said yesterday that a 32-page issue would be published in March. He tied the cutback in the magazine's publishing schedule to growing competition among student publications for advertising revenue...