Word: nettings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...there are no less than eleven Anheusers and Busches who are now officers, directors, or otherwise active in the company. Between them, the two families own 85% of the 4,500,000 shares of common stock, which sells at around $25 and pays $1 a year. Last year, on net sales of $135 million, Anheuser-Busch had net earnings totaling $14,500,000, up 7% from...
Another criticism of Eliot is that the House is too quiet and apathetic. Net as many activities occur there as do in some of the other Houses, yet to many freshmen this may be a blessing in disguise. The quiet allows people to go their...
...again. Before he begged off for the day, pleading that he had to get the rest of his data together, he ticked off a handful of State Department employees past & present whose records he thought worth investigating. Of those still at work in State, the biggest name in the net was not exactly king-sized: Haldore Hanson, 37, who handles cultural jobs for the department, and technical work under the Point Four program. Hanson, said McCarthy, was guilty of "proCommunist activities," and hero-worshiped Chinese Communist Boss Mao from his days as a correspondent in Asia. The State Department replied...
...come over here and toss a medicine ball with me at 7 o'clock in the morning." But soon there were enough aspiring, perspiring Republicans to form two medicine-ball squads on the White House lawn every morning, tossing a 5-lb. ball over a 9ft. net. Among them: Mark Sullivan, Pat Hurley, Ray Lyman Wilbur, Harlan Stone...
...time, Du Pont's sales had crossed the billion-dollar mark to $1,025 million, a gain of 6% over the previous year. What was more remarkable, Du Pont's profits had jumped 20%. With dividends from Du Pont-controlled General Motors, the company's total net soared to $213.6 million, a 35% gain...