Word: stocked
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Dates: during 1960-1969
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...reach the Coop in time, you might try the Textbook Annex. where a few copies of Human Sexual Response are hidden away among less interesting medical tomes. All the other bookstores have ordered more copies, but the publisher, Little Brown and Co., is out of stock...
...think we shall have to take the Chinese in hand and regulate them. I believe in the ultimate partition of China. The Aryan stock is bound to triumph." The speaker was not talking about Red China and its assistance to Viet Nam. Nor was it the danger of an H-bomb in Chinese hands that alarmed him. The year was 1901, and 26-year-old Winston Churchill, fresh from widely publicized exploits in the Boer War, was addressing himself to the problems of the Orient in general-to say nothing of the rest of the world. But even though...
...conventional courtesy of a prefixed "Senator" or "Mr."-"has been to the chartering of new national banks, particularly in Arkansas." He dismissed the report itself as "a phonographic repetition of the same exaggerated allegations we have previously answered in full." Retorted McClellan: "Suppose I do own a little bank stock. Does that justify Saxon's inefficiencies...
...about as much vitality as a silent movie, Baldwin-Montrose Chemical Co. Chairman Herbert J. Siegel and Broadway Producer Ernest H. Martin (How to Succeed in Business Without Really Trying) teamed up in a try to take over the company. They bought 143,100 shares, about 9% of Paramount stock, got two seats on the eleven-man board, promised a proxy fight for full control. Last week, however, the drama ended suddenly with the old management still in control. Presumably because they had already spent $225,000 in legal battles, would need to spend at least another...
...Catchup. Most of the new breed had old family fortunes to build on, and they used that base imaginatively. Indian companies were formerly privately owned hodgepodges put together, without economic rhyme or reason, over the years. The new boys have turned their enterprises into stock companies to gain additional capital and are carefully tailoring operations so that they complement one another...