Word: trust
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Dwight P. Robinson, Jr. '20 of Concord, trustee of the Massachusetts Investors Trust, was elected Chief Marshal to lead the Harvard Alumni at this year's Commencement exercises in a meeting of the Alumni Association directors Saturday. In the same meeting at the Harvard Club of Boston, the Committee on Nominations announced choices of 13 candidates for five vacancies on the Board of Overseers...
Even the Administration, which has proposed no plan half so forthright, was pleased. Franklin Roosevelt invited Senator Tom Connally (who had tried to soft-pedal the speech by asking everyone to be quiet and put his trust in the President until he returned from his meeting with Winston Churchill and Joseph Stalin) to bring his bipartisan Foreign Relations subcommittee to the White House for a talk...
Democrats applauded. Republicans were notably silent. But everyone rose to cheer his closing words: "I trust, I pray, I hope that we will not fail the world...
Mexico City boasts a world-famed triumvirate of painters: doe-eyed Diego Rivera, somber José Clemente Orozco, fiery David Alfaro Sequeiros. To Mexican fellow artists the triumvirate is a trust, often regarded with murderous jealousy. But the public regards the triumvirate, whose members have sometimes quarreled fiercely, as an entertaining three-ring circus...
...shrewdly specified that Atlas can hold permanently only 200,000 shares, must resell the rest. In all. Pan Am expects to need $100,000,000. But Trippe will get the rest of this in orthodox fashion, that is, through offerings of preferred stock or equipment trusts. He wall probably have little trouble. Last week, the Bankers Trust Co., the Mutual Life Insurance Co., the Chase National Bank and the New York Trust Co. joined in a program to make easier any postwar financing the airlines need-an estimated...