Word: owens
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...basis of cultural superiority. Its atmosphere of wealthy exclusiveness is matched only by its reputation for eminent respectability. Famed among its members are Herbert Clark Hoover, John Pierpont Morgan, George Woodward Wickersham, William Howard Taft, John William Davis, Henry Lewis Stimson. Cornelius Vanderbilt, Thomas William Lamont, Dwight Whitney Morrow, Owen D. Young, Elihu Root, Nicholas Murray Butler, Bishop William Thomas Manning...
Western Union Telegraph Co. (Handles more than 80% °f landline telegraph business in the U. S. President Newcomb Carlton considers British wire and wireless merger no menace; differs with Owen D. Young. Best profit year was 1925: $16,186,000 net): Net 1929 profit, $15,490,573 as against...
...OWEN D. YOUNG...
...Conference had substantially agreed to sign forthwith the protocol of the Reparations Plan, drafted at Paris last spring under the chairmanship of Owen D. Young, by a committee of bankers of whom Dr. Schacht was one. He signed the original Paris draft of the Plan, approved the articles establishing a $100,000,000 Bank for International Settlements (B. I. S.), and allowed everyone to assume that of course the Reichsbank would subscribe its allotted quota of the capital...
...plot provides a noble red-dressed bandit, vaguely Russian, whose sister is unaccountably ruined by a prince. Bandit murders prince, drags princess of whom he is heavily enamoured through the mountrains. This princess is a blonde new to pictures named Catherine Dale Owen, whose contribution is an unnecessarily sour look while being sung to. Best shot: Tibbett, after he is captured, bellowing a song while floggers flay his naked torso in the presence of the princess...