Word: joy
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...speak. Behind him on the platform were ranged the seats of the twelve Apostles of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints. Apostle Reed Smoot, Republican Senator from Utah, was conspicuously absent. The famed organ pealed and the tabernacle choir sang ''Let the Mountains Shout for Joy...
...Spokane, Wash., Harper Joy, investment banker, for his summer vacation joined a circus as a clown...
...joy to megalomaniacs are the thumping big round numbers of U. S. business. Biggest and roundest of all are life insurance numbers. Insurance men delight in rolling off the $108,800,000,000 of insurance in force, the industry's total resources of $21,000,000,000. That sum is larger than the U. S. national debt. The companies' annual income exceeds the normal Federal budget. Insurance men love to relate that U. S. insurance companies hold for investment more than 20% of all U. S. railroad bonds, 35% of all utility bonds, 35% of all industrial bonds...
...Sumner Fess, 35, son of Ohio's Senator Simeon Davison Fess; and one Myrtle Esther Kirkpatrick, 33, of Washington, D. C.; in Rockville, Md. Married. John Gilbert, 35, film actor; and Virginia Helen Briggs (Virginia Bruce), 21, film actress; in Hollywood. His three earlier wives: Olivia Burwell, Leatrice Joy, Ina Claire. Separated. Sacha Guitry, actor, famed as "the perfect lover"; and Yvonne Printemps, actress; in Paris. Seeking Divorce. Rosamond Pinchot Gaston, niece of Pennsylvania's Governor Gifford Pinchot; from William Gaston, Manhattan lawyer. With her to Reno went her brother Gifford Pinchot II, seeking divorce from Janine Voisin...
...Keen students of business therefore keep their eye on scrap prices to get wind of imminent changes in steel production-keystone of the nation's industrial life. Bullish brokers nodded last week when scrap prices were upped in both the Pittsburgh and Chicago districts. But some of their joy was sapped when they heard that the dealers, shrewd sons of shrewd fathers, were upping the price of their own accord, a step ahead of a real demand which they felt would soon come. To bring order and a higher brand of ethics to a cut-throat industry, Director Schwartz...