Word: nettings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...November 1951. They had to be redrawn last week, after the ground-gaining Communist attacks of last fortnight. At truce time, 2,350 square miles of former North Korean territory are still left in U.N. hands, while the Communists get 850 square miles south of the 38th parallel-a net gain of 1,500 for the allies...
...booming chemical industry, Union Carbide and Carbon Corp. reported record sales in the first six months, and net income of $52,478,580, up from $46,440,458 last year. American Cyanamid Co.'s net income was up from $14,856,000 to $15,679,000; the six-month net of Mathieson Chemical Corp. was $8,828,633 v. $5,135,516 a year...
...Aluminum Co. of America reported a net profit of $27,133,771 in the first half, up from $23,233,236 a year...
...Railroads shared in the upturn. New York Central's six-month earnings were $16,694,394 v. $1,810,277 a year ago. The Pennsylvania Railroad more than tripled its net income, from $5,740,457 in the first half of 1952 to $19,100,362 this year. In the same period, the Santa Fe's net rose from $30,382,533 to $38,118,191, and the Baltimore & Ohio reported its earnings up from...
...Profits of independent automakers were down in the second quarter, largely because of the Borg-Warner strike, which cut off transmissions. Nash-Kelvinator net dropped from $7,156,811 last year to $3,419,279, and Studebaker earnings skidded from...