Word: nettings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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THIS year has been one of many milestones for our TIME-LIFE International Division. In the spring the combined net paid circulation of TLI magazines passed the one million mark. And this month the Atlantic and Pacific editions of TIME are ten years...
Unintentional as the slight was, it was a symbolic forerunner of a notable lack of enthusiasm on the part of the U.S. as Secretary of State Dulles and Pineau sat down in Foggy Bottom for informal discussions that stretched through three days. Net results...
...reorganize, modernize, diversify. The Milwaukee road, weakest of the so-called "transcontinental" lines (because its lightly traveled track traverses largely underpopulated areas), is tailor-made for his touch. Extending from Chicago west to Omaha and northwest to Puget Sound, it is twelfth on the list of moneymakers; its 1955 net was $9,532,282. But Lannan is betting on a Northwest boom to boom the Milwaukee...
...telephone and travel, McKinney, De Sapio and other Harriman strategists will spread out a national net in an effort to pull in delegates for Harriman. The candidate himself will plunge promptly into open campaigning, is touted to make a big splash at the Governors' Conference in Atlantic City, NJ. late this month. Before the Democratic Convention opens Aug. 13, he will make trips to Iowa, Kansas, Colorado, Minnesota, North Dakota, probably to Michigan, Wisconsin and Washington, and possibly to other states...
...move for both companies. Life Savers was eager to expand. Beech-Nut, which also makes baby food, coffee and peanut butter, had been unable to fatten its profit margin: only $3,747,000 last year, about 4% on $91,084,000 worth of sales, v. Life Savers' 13.5% net on a $20,382,000 gross. Said 73-year-old Edward John Noble, Life Savers' executive-committee chairman: "We're both going to earn a great deal more money from...