Word: trust
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...unAmerican, unChristian, and a disgrace to the human race. I am a dachshund owner and I might further state that my dog is a better dog than any of us are men. He has never knowingly harmed anyone. I can't say that about any person. I trust the owners of Hans have sufficient money to see that he receives the care he needs...
...children on the fate of the French Fleet. Said the announcer: "It's not a thing about which one likes to say very much. The French Fleet had to be taken under our control to prevent it falling into German hands or else we had to trust Hitler's word that it wouldn't be used against us-and who could do that nowadays...
...zippy theme song like Landon's Oh! Susanna or Roosevelt's Happy Days Are Here Again rocked Philadelphia's vast, egg-shaped Convention Hall. Slogans were as uninspiring as the candidates they sought to tout-slogans like "Trust-in-Taft," "A Top Scholar-Taft," "Do It With Dewey," "Gannett-America's Best Bet," and Vandenberg's labels on yellow fans, which came in handy in the hot Convention Hall-"Fan with...
...clients. His first big one was Westinghouse Electric Co. In 1899 Lawyer Cravath joined the firm whose senior partner he became. One of the biggest in the world, it became widely known. Some clients: Bethlehem Steel Corp., R. C. A., Baltimore & Ohio R. R., Kuhn. Loeb & Co., Chemical Bank & Trust Co.. E. R. Squibb & Sons, Columbia Gas & Electric Corp., Studebaker Corp. In later years, Lawyer Cravath rarely tried a case or wrote a brief, but engineered some notable reorganizations: Westinghouse, Missouri Pacific R. R., Interborough Rapid Transit Co. A globetrotter, diner-out, music-lover (he became chairman...
Last week, for the first time since 1871, the New York Stock Exchange was without a Morgan as a member. Reason: In accordance with J. P. Morgan & Co.'s changeover last February from a private bank to a public bank and trust company (TiME, Feb. 26), Junius Spencer Morgan, J. P. the younger's elder son, sold the family's last Exchange seat (purchased about 1906) to Bond Broker Saul Schwamm...