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...dividends at all but to put the whole of their profits for the fiscal year 1931-32 into reserves was the unanimous decision last week of Poland's seven largest banks, including the Warsaw Discount Bank (Rothschild) and Warsaw Bank of Commerce (Harriman...
...match N. E. Long '32 succumbed to Forbes of Princeton who adopted a Sicilian defence and defeated Long in 32 moves, and A. G. Malkan '33 went down to defeat before the superior play of McCormick. The Harvard victories were registered by V. L. Eaton '34, who won from Rothschild of Princeton and by M. A. Mergentheim...
Died. Constance, Lady Battersea, 88, grande dame of the British House of Rothschild, daughter of Sir Anthony de Rothschild who stemmed from the original Frankfort family; in Overstrand, Norfolk, England. A philanthropist, temperance worker, Lady Battersea was a friend of Queen Victoria, Queen Alexandra, Gladstone, Disraeli, Palmerston...
...that before the formation of any chambers the heart is a straight tube with no indentations. Later it twists upon itself, becomes U-shaped, then S-shaped. After the beats are established, the blood flow begins, the "pacemaker" contracts, the heart begins to work normally. C. Dr. Marcus Adolphus Rothschild of Manhattan warned that telling sufferers from myocarditis (inflammation of the muscular walls of the heart) that they have heart disease often leads to the development of a heart phobia that lasts a lifetime...
Reported the Vienna paper Stunde "on high authority": Chancellor Buresch expects to force President Louis Rothschild of Kreditanstalt* to make "enormous personal restitution...