Word: lynch
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Dissatisfied with the alibi that Raile, Ross, and Moulton of the NROTC, and Jock Lynch of the V-12, were unable to play, Coach Dorson was disappointed with the showing and expressed the hope that his netmen would do better against Andover, at Andover, tomorrow...
...shapes up now, the team will be led by Jack Lynch of the V-12, who played on last year's Varsity team. Also prominent in Coach Dorson's plans is Gene Sands, another V-12 man, who was the mainstay of last year's Freshman team...
Cambridge Councillors present were: Joseph J. Cassidy, Russell Gerould, John Lynch, Marcus Morton, Jr., Michael Neville, Hyman Pill, Francis L. Sennott, and Michael A. Sullivan...
Also missing in the Southwest Pacific this week was Lieut. Colonel Thomas J. Lynch, Army pilot from Catasauqua, Pa., who had rolled up 20 confirmed victories over the Japs. But other aces were carrying on; new aces were being dealt from the U.S. deck. An Air Forces report disclosed that Captain Richard R. Bong (TIME, Aug. 9), famed Lightning pilot, had boosted his score to 25, pressing hard on the high mark of 26 shared by Marine Majors Joe Foss and Gregory Boyington (and Captain Eddie Rickenbacker in World...
Backyard Lode. Even Wall Street had a bonanza: the Exchange's biggest firm, Merrill Lynch, Pierce, Fenner & Beane struck gold in its own backyard. From a modest net of $147,000 in 1942, when it was desperately stripping ship to sail out of the market doldrums, Merrill Lynch kited its profits 33 times to $4,854,000. To do that, Merrill Lynch had to buy & sell $3,000,000,000 in securities and commodity contracts. The profits will not be long in pocket. Taxes, which are not computed in the net-Merrill Lynch is a partnership and taxes...