Word: nettings
(lookup in dictionary)
(lookup stats)
Dates: during 1950-1959
Sort By: most recent first
(reverse)
...Expansion and improvement of the Distant Early Warning radar net across the arctic top of North America...
...white heat of U.S. steel mills last week rolled 2,413,000 net tons of steel, 100% of the biggest steel capacity in the nation's history. Despite this massive output, builders, manufacturers and processors all over the U.S. shouted for more and more steel. On building sites, in laboratories and around the plants of the steel users, there were more engineers on the job, at higher pay, than ever before. Nevertheless, employers were using every enticement from fine wines to fancy titles in an effort to lure more engineers onto their payrolls...
Seiberling Rubber-eighth biggest U.S. rubber company-has not been doing well. Lacking the assured market enjoyed by big companies that sell directly to automakers, it has had to depend instead on chancy replacement sales. In 1954 Seiberling sales dropped 11% below 1953 to $35.7 million, its net earnings 79% to $215,789, and its common-stock earnings from $2.10 in 1953 to 2? per share. The company has started diversifying into plastics, and 1955 looks like a better year, with sales of $34 million and earnings of $834,000 in the first nine months. Said Lamb last week: "Seiberling...
...lines forming a rectangle on the hazard side, and the server hits his serve off the penthouse and into this rectangle. The ball must be returned before the second bounce. The return may not hit the roof or rafters or above the play line and must go over the net...
Both Maurice Balboni and Dick McLaughlin, whom White says will be "very good when they get going," have won assignment to first defense. The fight for net-minding duties has been less conclusive: goalies Harry Pratt and Dick Cleary have alternated in games so far. John White isn't worried because the issue is not yet settled...