Word: partnership
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...agent in carrying out its will, all in keeping with U. S. tradition. As for the Government's relations with industry, agriculture and transportation, the President explained them not as those of a Socialist state and its servants but as those of business partners, "not a partnership in profits, because the profits would still go to the citizens, but rather a partnership in planning and a partnership to see that the plans are carried out." For weeks the President's friends and assistants in & out of Washington have been drafting and redrafting bills to set up such...
...they did not know what they asked for, they soon learned. Home went the 1,200, and on the Sabbath evening they heard the radio-borne voice of Franklin Roosevelt tell them that the Government was going to be a partner in their business. What form that partnership may take, no man. probably not even Franklin Roosevelt, could say. but every partnership has two sides: a side which offers help, a side which makes demands...
...Busch line, was the hearty offshoot of a wealthy Busch family of Mainz on the Rhine. He arrived in the U. S. in 1857, aged 15, served in the Union Army, married Lily, the daughter of Eberhard Anheuser who had a brewery in St. Louis, went into partnership with his father-in-law and built up the greatest beer business in the U. S. In March 1911, he celebrated his golden wedding in his sunken gardens in Pasadena. (He had other estates near St. Louis, near New York, in Germany.) To his wife, Lily, who had given him seven children...
...declared that the Glass Bill, aimed at forced divorce of securities affiliates, did not go far enough. No corporation or partnership should be allowed to take deposits unless subjected to the same regulations and required to make the same financial statements as commercial banks. No corporation or partnership dealing in securities should be permitted to take deposits. No officer, or director, or any member of such a firm should be allowed to be an officer or director of a bank. Bank directorates should be small enough so that their members should actually know and be responsible for what goes...
...showed $944,000 earnings in 1931. In 1930 he bought from Colgate-Palmolive-Peet their Pompeian beauty cream business. His partners in the deal were the Shoemakers of Elmira, N. Y., owners of the Frostilla line of beauty lotions, which Ritchie once sold in Canada. In 1931, again in partnership with the Shoemakers, he bought from Scott & Bowne for "several million dollars" their famed old Scott's Emulsion. Thus he was in full stride of expansion when Death overtook him. His executives will carry on the business, but no longer will a squeaky-voiced little man perch on their...