Word: nash
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Thomas Bledsoe, president of Santa Fe: Edward A. Cudahy Jr., packer: Reuben G. Danielson, the bank's cashier; Edward Landsberg. president U. S. Brewing Co.; Judson F. Stone, McCormick estates: Willoughby George Walling, president of the Personal Loan & Saving? Bank. Among those retired: George McClelland Reynolds. Charles W. Nash, Robert Wright Stewart. Dennis Francis Kelly, George Fulmer Getz. Frederick Tudor Haskell...
Next day the Yale coach story gathered speed. The New York Evening Post printed two columns by Harry Nash who said that Dartmouth hoped to hire Coach Kipke, that some Yale footballers hoped Coach Root would be re-engaged. George Trevor (Yale '15) came...
Only newcomer in the low-priced field at the Show was the Nash-made Lafayette, a six named for a high-priced line Nash dropped about ten years ago. Continental Motors abandoned its six but still has its four in the hotly competitive low-priced class. Willys exhibited its chubby, beetle-like four practically unchanged...
...Nash's regular line featured an optional independent spring front axle somewhat similar in principle to Hudson's "Axleflex...
...Three will also face more competition from the "independents." Charles W. Nash, who once was the big impresario of General Motors and now operates on his own smaller but very well financed stage, is offering a new low priced car, named LaFayette after his expensive car of a few years ago. By the closing months of 1933 they were already beginning to forge ahead, indicating that in 1934 they may have the comeback which the low priced cars staged last year. It will be surprising, however much progress the Big Three make, if the other companies do not do more...