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...PACKARD AND STUDEBAKER are talking about a merger to compete better against the Big Three...
...Amherst does not have all great men, it has some of them, and many good men. One of the "greats," Professor Packard, teaches the only remaining lecture course ("European Civilization") in the freshman-sophomore curriculum. Most of the good men--including professors--prefer to take one of the small sections in the basic course pertaining to their field. For at Amherst the method of teaching is that of intimate student-teacher contact through small always under 25 classes. In English J-2, for instance, every associate professor in the English department must teach a section. Although Amherst might not have...
...record (705,303 passenger cars) in history. Some companies had slipped. U.S. Steel dropped $4.6 million to $44.8 million, and the railroads were down. The pressure was also on the independent automakers, and they did poorly. Studebaker lost $6,000,000 and passed its dividend. Nash lost $750,000, Packard $380,000 during the first three months. Kaiser reported that it had lost a grand total of $27 million in 1953 and was still...
From banks, an insurance company and two customers (Chrysler and Packard), he borrowed $40 million. The rest he hoped to get out of higher earnings. His optimism was well founded. For the next four years, earnings averaged $5.800,000 a year, compared to an average of $1,800,000 in the ten previous years. Part of the added income came from the new facilities, part from the purchase of the Thomas Steel Co., manufacturers of strip steel specialties...
...Coolidge debate, held annually as a practice for the Harvard-Yale-Princeton debate, was judged by George K. Gardner, professor of Law; Frederick C. Packard, associate professor of Public Speaking; and Donald P. Marston, teaching fellow in History...