Word: mcdonald
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...Reagan, Pennsylvania 4 17 .176 Ruddy, Cornell 3 12 .167 Ochs, Cornell 3 13 .154 Desmond, Columbia 4 14 .143 Foote, Princeton 2 8 .125 Dowd, Columbia 3 8 .125 Boinstein, Pennsylvania 3 9 .111 Cosby, Princeton 2 9 .111 R. Ayres, Harvard 2 9 .111 McDonald, Pennsylvania...
...Free Press flourished. Publisher McDonald used grocery trucks to distribute his papers. Last year the Free Press, only three years old as a daily, with a circulation of 27,833, had almost overtaken Milton's News...
...asserted that: 1) T.E.P. lawyer took a $10,000 "fee" from the power company, invested it in the Free Press; 2) T.E.P. paid higher rates for advertising in the Free Press than it had paid the News; 3) the power company granted discounts to the Free Press and the McDonald stores, even after the bills were long overdue...
...reorganization and sale of another $24,000 in stock, the News was $15,000 behind in its payments to Mrs. Milton, its bonds had been in default for nearly six months, entitling the bondholders to take control. Mrs. Milton's attorney, Sam J. McAllester, was secretary of Roy McDonald's grocery chain. One bleak day last December, Lawyer McAllester told Milton that a sale had been arranged for the News and accepted by the bondholders' committee. Purchaser: Roy McDonald...
...Intrepid Spirit." For the News plant and equipment, its Associated Press franchise and other assets, Grocer McDonald paid $150,000, assumed the burden of its $325,000 bonded debt. Last week George Fort Milton started again from scratch. He had 675 backers, most of them in Chattanooga, a bare $25,000 capital...