Word: ince
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...each Federal Reserve district. Backer-directors of Young Management Corp. are Lawyer George Gordon Battle; Milton Whately Harrison, a trustee of Manhattan's huge Bowery Savings Bank; Giles G. Healey, scion of Boston's onetime carriage-building family; and Howard Earle Coffin, chairman of Southeastern Cottons, Inc. and reputedly the heaviest investor in Mr. Young's latest firm. Eventually there will be only two 42nd Street investment counsel firms with the name Young in them, since C. W. Young & Co., having bought back Mr. Young's stock, is independent of the others, will soon change...
...Post-Dispatch, starting a commercial research department, later serving as national advertising manager. In 1929 he went into his father's real-estate firm to start another research department. Finding that his real-estate studies had far more than local interest, he launched Real Estate Analysts, Inc. as an advisory service to banks, insurance companies, real-estate firms. Though Researcher Wenzlick says the idea for his boom pamphlet was taken to Simon & Schuster, that smart firm claims it went to Roy Wenzlick as the leading U. S. authority on real-estate trends...
...hats. From San Francisco arrived a team calling itself the Dr. Painless Parkers,* arrayed in jockey caps, white satin blouses, black satin pants. When these and some 1,500 other women reached Omaha three weeks ago for the 19th annual tournament of the Women's International Bowling Congress Inc., the oldest competitor, Omaha's own 67-year-old Mrs. Nevada Helen Robertson Tillson, opened play by cutting a crepe-paper ribbon, then whipped the lopsided ball she has used for 33 years down the alley for a strike...
...quarter showed even a better record than passenger cars, which as a whole rose 22%. After 65 consecutive profitless months, White Motor Co. went into the black with registrations spurting 76% over the first quarter last year. After losing $187,000 in the first period of 1935, Mack Trucks, Inc. cashed in on general sales gains to the extent of earning...
...breed and educate a dog costs "The Seeing Eye" about $900. Since they bring $150 or less, sometimes are given away free, the School runs a sizable deficit each year. So far this has been met by Mrs. Eustis and her friends of "The Seeing Eye. Inc.," aided by the proceeds of an annual semi-public appeal. Mrs. Eustis ' believes that there are 10,000 U. S. citizens who could use one of her dogs, that in six years "The Seeing Eye" has not even scratched the surface of the work it should...