Word: nettings
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...first of the New Year's financial reports trickled in last week, and the statements added still more color to the economy's bloom. Across the U.S., big bankers found record earnings. With plentiful credit and steady repayments. Manhattan's First National City Bank reported net earnings of $42 million for 1955, 26% better than 1954; Manufacturers Trust (earnings: $16 million), Chemical Corn Exchange ($17 million), Guaranty Trust ($24 million) were all up from 10% to 29%. But California's huge Bank of America, the world's biggest private bank, had the biggest profit...
High scorer for the freshmen was right wing Paul Kelley, who tallied once in the first period and went on to net the winning goal at 7:25 of the third. Northeastern scored the first goal of the game. However, the Yardlings caught up as Dave Vietze scored at 4:52 on assist from Dickie Fischer and Tony Marlow. During the remainder of the period Bill Collins and Paul Kelley both tallied to make the score...
...Martin & Lewis technique has paid off well. In addition to their fat NBC contract, Dean and Jerry make two movies a year: one for Paramount with a guarantee of 70% of the net profits and one for Producer Hal Wallis at a straight salary of $200,000 (see CINEMA). Last year their combined income topped...
...this production alone would not make Harlow Herbert Curtice, 62, the Man of the Year. Nor would the fact that he is president of the world's biggest manufacturing corporation-and the first president of a corporation to make more than $1 billion in net profits in a year. Curtice is not the Man of 1955 because these phenomenal figures measure him off as first among scores of equals whose skill, daring and foresight are forever opening new frontiers for the expanding American economy by granting millions to colleges, making new toasters that pop up twice as fast...
Ford reached this summit after a decade of steady climbing. In 1946, on sales of roughly $900 million, it lost $8,000,000. It rode into the black the next year with a net income of $63 million, almost quadrupled the figure by last year with $228 million. Passenger-car and truck sales last year were 1,991,000, or 30% of the U.S. auto industry's total v. G.M.'s 50% and Chrysler's 13%. In the first nine months of this year, net income of $312 million was well above last year...