Word: nettings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...counterpoint, the Times's homegrown Russian experts wrote that Russia has not abated her "Hate America" cam paign one jot. The net effect, however, was to give Stalin's answers a sense of importance far beyond their value...
...Arabs were rounded up in the same union hall where the trouble began. As the police forced them into a sullen huddle, the hall was filled with the clatter of weapons-clasp knives, ice picks, scimitars, poniards, shoehorns, hatchets, fire tongs and brass knuckles-falling to the floor. Net score after two troubled days: 1,000 arrests; 100 or more Arab dead, 60 known wounded and probably many more cared for by their people; five European civilians dead and 13 wounded; three soldiers dead and 43 wounded. "Those who bear the responsibility for these frightful days," said France...
Carl A. Wagner '53, chairman of the H.L.U.'s film series, discovered the theft Tuesday following the showing of Alfred Hitchcock's mystery, "The 39 Steps." He found the total number of ticket stubs--more than 1,000 selling at 60 cents apiece--were in excess of the net income of $534. Wagner estimates income should have been approximately...
...both nights, it was noticed that ticket receipt totals were more than net income. Suspicious, H.L.U. members carefully cross-checked receipts and ticket stubs at the showing of "Stairway to Heaven." There was no loss...
...doctors' incomes are zooming: a sample of 8,000 of them reported to Medical Economics that they had grossed an average of $25,000 last year, deducted $10,000 for expenses, paid $3,000 taxes, and found $12,000 left. Center of highest earnings: Cleveland, net $15,600; second, St. Louis...