Word: merger
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Speaking for the HDC last night, President Warren Brody '52 said, "Doing one play together does not mean there will be an official and permanent merger. But if the organizations work smoothly and efficiently on this production, there is no reason why a merger couldn't take place...
...previous overtures of merger were treated coldly by both organizations. In September of 1947 the VTW proposed a merger and the formation of a new group to produce the VTW project, "Henry IV, Part II." The HDC rejected this offer stating that it wished to preserve its identity and did not wish to work on the proposed play. At that time the HDC stated that an offer of merger the previous spring had been treated "with a cold shoulder...
...story of the merger of Chicago's International Furniture Co. and S. Karpen & Bros. [TIME, March 26] is misleading. Neither firm is top in sales volume as inferred. Kroehler Manufacturing Co. is the world's largest furniture manufacturer...
...controversy arose just after an armistice had been negotiated in the catalogue merger debate. Asking that his name not be used, the professor argued that it would be far better to spend the money on more books...
Metcalf's critics said that the merger would not save money and make research in the library more difficult. If one card were misplaced, these professors said, a book might be lost forever...