Word: morgans
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...laying in "many silks and bangles" for the gold digging Tondelayo his days are numbered, but before he returns to civilization with a good case of malaria he manages to marry the native minx and thereby snap a few more of boss Pidgeon's nerves. Carlson, Pidgeon, and Frank Morgan (the liquor soaked company doctor) deserve credit for their efforts to add a bit of plausibility to this much over rated story, but the odds are against them...
Almost a thousand people were present to pay a final tribute to the man credited with making a Harvard education what it is today, or what it was before the war. They included J. Pierpont Morgan '89, Governor Saltonstall, and the publicity-shinning secretary who served Lowell for 47 years...
...Class of 1943 were not in love with idealism: they were married to it. They were married to and idealism that was based on beliefs in private enterprise and the development of the nation. Their fathers wanted to fight for what people later told them was J. P. Morgan's bank account. Their appetite for idealism was flirtation and puppy love. They were never sure in what they could believe. And yet the class that now departs has developed a faith of its own. It is, perhaps, no longer a religious faith in abstract universals, but it remains a faith...
...Hall Mr. Exter, Sec. 11, 16 Memorial Hall Dr. Goodwin, Sec. 17 Memorial Hall Mr. Hall, Sec. 12 Memorial Hall Mr. Healey, Sec. 18 Memorial Hall Mr. Isbister, Sec. 9, 10 Memorial Hall Mr. Lewis, Sec. 7 New Lect. Hall Mr. McHugh, Sec. 2, 4 New Lect. Hall Dr. Morgan, Sec. 14 New Lect. Hall Mr. Caleb Smith, Sec. 8 New Lect. Hall Mr. Harlan Smith, Sec. 5, 19 New Lect. Hall Dr. Stachle, Sec. 15 New Lect. Hall Mr. Weatherford, Sec. 1 New Lect. Hall THURSDAY, JANUARY 28 (VIII) 9.15 A.M. Architectural Sci. 1a Sem. Rm., Hunt Hall Economics...
...financiers bought control of Alleghany Corp. for $4,000,000 cash and $2,375,000 notes. Within a few months the 1937 stockmarket break had forced out one of the trio, the second had taken a back seat. Bob was soon in a head-to-head fight with underwriters Morgan Stanley & Co. (over competitive bidding on C. & O. and other bond issues) and a court skirmish with Manhattan's Guaranty Trust Co (over control of C. & O. voting rights). He finally won both scraps after he had spent months weeding out the opposition, forcing changes in directors, improving railroad...