Word: ince
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...antiquated building on Manhattan's West 45th Street which used to house a speakeasy, Jerome Ellison, 38, onetime managing editor of Collier's and Liberty, last week was dummying one of the most talked-about publishing ventures of the year. Its name: Associated Magazine Contributors, Inc. Its aim: to publish a pocket-sized, "liberal," adless, 25? monthly, owned and operated by headliners of U.S. arts & letters...
Like a woman wistfully leafing through Harper's Bazaar, American Airlines, Inc. leafed through planemakers' blueprints. It saw more shiny new planes than it could afford. But it ordered them anyway-$96,000,000 worth, to be delivered before the end of 1948. American's total assets were then...
...case was once called "one of the most shocking in Treasury history" by ex-Secretary Henry Morgenthau Jr. As the evidence of tax evasion piled up in Manhattan federal court against Henry Lustig, owner of Manhattan's glittering, high-priced Longchamps Restaurants, Inc., it was indeed shocking. Restaurateur Lustig, who came up from peddling vegetables on Manhattan's lower East Side, had missed few tax-dodging tricks...
When a homesick G.I. longs for something "as American as the corner drugstore," the odds are five to one that the store he is thinking of is a Rexall store. And the odds are going down. Last week the United-Rexall Drug Inc., biggest in the U.S., floated a new $11,000,000 stock issue. With the proceeds, United will buy the 19-store Renfro chain in Texas (for $1,200,000), will enlarge and remodel the 541 stores it already has as well as some of the 10,000 affiliated Rexall druggists...
America's Town Meeting (Thurs. 8:30 p.m., ABC). "Is Food Rationing Necessary to Prevent World Starvation?" Speakers: Senators George Aiken of Vermont and Bourke Hickenlooper of Iowa, Fred H. Sexauer of the Dairymen's League Cooperative, and Harold Weston of Food for Freedom, Inc...