Word: nash
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Champion & Limousine. If the merger goes through, it will be the third for the auto industry in a little more than a year (the others: Kaiser-Willys, Nash-Hud-son). But it is a necessary step and a shrewd move for both. The two independents have steadily lost ground in 1954's red-hot auto race. Packard sales are down 53%, Studebaker's 55%; both lost money in the first quarter-$6,000,000 for Studebaker and $380,000 for Packard. By joining forces, they can put together a sales organization of some 3,900 dealers across...
...independ ents this year. General Motors now has 48% of the market, Ford 31%, Chrysler 15%-a total of 94%. Around Detroit last week, the talk is of still another merger eventually. This time auto experts believe it will be between Studebaker-Packard and the newly formed American Motors (Nash and Hudson...
...pity that in The Animal Kingdom Norman Shapiro 3G should have wasted his talent on some of Ogden Nash's worst poetry. The verses are far too brief for any significant musical development, and their "humor" unrelentingly witless. Perhaps in the future Shapiro will apply his obvious skill to more worthy material...
...winning essay. They are I. Bernard Cohen, associate professor of the History of Science and lecturer in Natural Sciences 2; Philippe E. LeCorbeille, professor of Applied Physics and lecturer in Natural Sciences 1; Edwin C. Kemble, professor of Physics and lecturer in Natural Sciences 2; and Leonard K. Nash, associate professor of Chemistry and lecturer in Natural Sciences...
...Last week Estes and Mrs. Jenkins met on the plane to Knoxville. The Senator was going down to make a speech. Mrs. Jenkins was going back to open their house for Tennessee's "historical homes pilgrimage." (The mansion was built by her father, the late Dr. W. S. Nash, an eminent Knoxville surgeon.) In his casual way, Senator Kefauver allowed that Washington really wasn't a very pleasant place for a Senator's family. All those social affairs to attend, whether one wanted to or not. And friends moving away just when one has begun to count...