Word: payments
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...stagehands on up. They did, lopping off a batch of executives and underlings. Heading the new cast of characters were President Ralph Stolkin, 34, and his father-in-law, Abraham L. Koolish, 60, a member of the board. Chicagoans Stolkin and Koolish had put up 40% of the down payment* made by their five-man syndicate...
...sale price: $7,345,940 for 29% control, or $7 a share for stock that was being traded at $4.75. Because of the premium they paid, the buyers were allowed to make a down payment of only $1,500,000, given 2½ years to pay off the rest...
...This wicked, evil and mendacious judge" had "corruptly, connivingly and deliberately" conspired with Bethlehem to sell it the company. Into Judge Johnson's pocket, and those of his family and friends, had gone $210,000 in administrative expenses which Bethlehem had paid to the receivers' attorney. These payment's said the subcommittee, had constituted a "conspiracy" to influence the sale...
Fischelis and Whitlock indicated that the Grill was primarily intended for commuters, although guests would be welcomed. No money will be handled; coupons will be the sole method of payment...
...Honest Dick" Nixon's own campaign manager, Murray Chotiner, admitted Thursday that the Senator used the Congressional franking privilege to evade the payment of postage on at least 23,000 purely political letters. Nixon polled Californiaus in early June, asking whom they considered the strongest candidate the Republicans could nominate...