Word: pearsons
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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There was some talking going on, but it was very spasmodic. Someone three seats down on my right would say, "Stub Pearson sure is getting knocked flat on his back, Mike, ain't he." (I figured him for the New York, Times). Then from all around would come an answering chorus of affirmative grunts, and the baldish gent on my left would grab in front of me for the binoculars of the man on the right and stare down at the field for a long minute and then add his own assent with a tardy lackadaisical "Yeah...
Captain Franny Lee of the Crimson eleven and Captain Stub Pearson of the Redmen will attend the dinner as guests of honor...
...Conrad Pearson 3L, former college football and soccer star, will lead one group of Yardlings at 5 o'clock today at the Homenway Gym, white David C. Hyde leads another group at the Homenway time on the top floor of the Indoor Athletic Building. The latter acted in the same capacity last year, but Pearson is a newcomer, having succeeded James Evans...
Some people, moreover, regard price rises as not only good business but good economics. Cornell's Professor Frank A. Pearson believes that free prices are the safest means of adjusting supply to demand even in a war economy. Last fortnight, in the Harvard Business Review, Leon Henderson and OPM Purchasing Chief Donald Nelson, in a joint article expounding Government price philosophy ("the results of our thinking thus far"), agreed that free prices were still the best medicine for some defense problems. Example: mercury, where a doubling of price has doubled production, and zinc, where a 60% price increase reopened...
...undeserved hardship on the fixed-income groups (prominent among whom, Professor Pearson cattily notes, are Government employes...