Word: trust
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...believe that by mutual trust and spirit of cooperation alone may we be able to exert the maximum power of our nation and bring about the victory...
...front man" for Al Capone and other gangsters, and was shotgunned to death from a passing automobile a week and a day before Scarface Al got out of the pen in 1939. Against Father O'Hare's $250,000 estate, the bulk of which was left in trust to his children, George Remus, once-famed bootleg king and wife-killer, had filed a claim for $196,000 for liquor stolen from his St. Louis warehouses. The rejection of the Remus claim made the inheritance of the O'Hare children secure...
...After Thurman Arnold declared that he would prosecute his anti-trust case against General Electric and Carboloy Co., Inc. (TIME, April 27), his boss Attorney General Biddle called it off, on the Army & Navy's advice...
...world's biggest newsgathering cooperative, Associated Press, threatened by anti-trust suits, has undergone major changes. Last week, under the long-suspicious eye of Thurman Arnold, A.P. liberalized itself in the first important by-law shakeup since 1928 (when voting control was taken out of the hands of the 173 members who owned a majority of the bonds). Heretofore election to A.P. required approval of four-fifths of the total membership, and a single member, by "right of protest," could blackball any candidate in his city, for any reason at all. This exclusiveness largely accounted for the rise...
...Clay, senior member of the Crimson pitching trust, will shoulder the mound burden for the Varsity tomorrow afternoon at Worcester when the ball team plays the first of a home-and-home series with Holy Cross...