Word: morgans
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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Designed by the famed architectural firm of McKim, Mead & White (who also created the Morgan Library, the Racquet and University Clubs, and Washington Square Arch), Penn Station was finished...
...caught between an attatchment to home and their families' traditions, and the knowledge that they might do better elsewhere, or even in Chestertown if they defy their parents. (Getting away from home is a real problem for these young people. One of the brightest of them, for instance, quit Morgan State College in Baltimore after three months because he was too homesick; others have thought to make careers in the army, and then quit after two lonely years...
...years as a Congressman, Illinois Republican Noah Morgan Mason counted himself a lone voice speaking out against "socialistic government," a view that resulted in plenty of advice but little consent to New Deal, Fair Deal and Eisenhower programs alike. Now 82, the per snickety Welshman will retire this July 31. But "not to hibernate," he said. "I plan to become a missionary to the liberal heathen of the Hill . . . preaching conservatism to those members who yet may be saved to a happier future...
...Ford and Morgan swing...
...time he joined Henschel, Goergen bought up 27.5% of the company's stock, and by the end of 1960 he owned 95% of it. Last year he sold a 43.4% interest in the company to Paris-based Australian Financier Joseph R. Nash and a U.S. consortium including the Morgan Guaranty Trust Co., Yale University, and the General Tire Co. pension fund. One reason for the sale was that Goergen was finding it hard to persuade German banks to meet his ever-mounting demands for expansion capital. But he also had a nonfinancial motive. Says he: "I see great advantages...