Word: nettings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...belief that turboprops will be used on commercial planes before pure-jets, Hamilton Standard is perfecting supersonic and dual-rotating propellers for use with them. With all this, United Aircraft, which has paid a dividend every year since 1935, last year chalked up $269 million in sales and a net of $13.2 million. In 1951's first quarter it earned about $3,700,000. Total backlog: $910 million...
...dress, catch a train for New York, and are escorted to the Brooklyn Navy Yard, where Mr. Ormsby takes a back seat while Mother makes an embarrassing little speech. What matters is that the streams of Mr. & Mrs. Ormsby's consciousness flow through the day as through a net, in which Novelist Wright Morris gently seines out their memories and their feelings: here & there a kicking silver act of courage, but mostly just the debris of an average bad marriage...
...last week reported the biggest first-quarter sales in its history. General Motors' sales of $1,959,879,617 for the first quarter of 1951 were about 13% higher than the first three months of last year. But taxes had climbed so much faster that net income dropped by about 33% -to $141 million. (General Motors stock dropped 2§ in two days, helped drive down the entire market...
...Fruehauf sales reached $132 million, 71% better than 1949. Sales in the first quarter of 1951 shot up to $41.4 million, almost twice the record of last year, and the net was $2,400,000, up 24%. Roy Fruehauf sees no reason why sales should not double this year, reach $260 million. Last week Fruehauf went to work on a new $50 million Government order, added to its backlog of $50 million in civilian orders and an earlier $50 million in military contracts...
Attackman Ned Yost bumped the ball away from a New Hampshire defenseman and shoveled it to Bill Plissner. Plissner cut down the sideline, them fed a sharp lead to Yost, who put a swift drive into the net...