Word: net
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...keeps the funnybones of Fibber & Co. ribbing the customers in the old-fashioned way is still Don Quinn. He and the Jordans still split the radio salary three ways, a weekly net of something like $4,000. As top-line radio salaries go, this is small potatoes. Tip-off to the Johnson Glo-Coat bargain rate with Fibber & Co. is that S. C. Johnson & Son own the names Fibber McGee and Molly...
...Clevelanders. There has never been a deficit. Top price is the same as in Manhattan, $7, but there are 1,049 seats at $1. Among other cities on which the Metropolitan calls this year-Boston, Baltimore, Rochester, Dallas, New Orleans, Atlanta-only Boston gets more opera than Cleveland. Net take from the Cleveland visit should be $100,000.* The Metropolitan would be mighty glad to do as well at home, where it breaks about even...
...full lap ahead of competitors, Fruehauf sales last year were $14,878,641, up 126% over 1938. Net was a record $1,829,041. Last week, with their 25-acre Detroit plant newly expanded, Fruehauf officials waited patiently for the concrete floors of a big new Los Angeles plant to harden. With first-quarter sales an estimated 50% ahead of last year, they needed the extra production facilities...
...company going because it also owned the light company and wanted to keep everybody's good will. To keep it going, N. E. P. A. poured $297,700 into the gas company. Its gross fell from $76,439 for 1930 to $37,215 last year, and its annual net deficit ranged between...
Approximate cost (in advertising revenue) to RCA for a spanking on its own net work...