Word: trusts
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...quite a victory, and she had won it by being herself. Marilyn began to think that maybe that was the way the public wanted her to be. Slowly she began to trust her own ear, and to play by it. She began to show up at public gatherings in dresses into which she had obviously been sewed, and under which there was just as obviously nothing at all. She made a series of not-so-Dumb-Dora remarks in public that soon added up to a widely quoted Monroe Doctrine of life and love. (Monroe...
...time the paper ran through a trust fund left by its slain publisher, circulation had dived from 55,000 to fewer than 20,000, and wealthy Moroccans would lend no money. Last week Maroc-Presse tasted the bitter fruit of its victory: the paper that bombs could not intimidate folded under the crush of its deficit...
...perfectionist who maintains his own foundry because he will not trust another maker's steel, Ferrari manages to communicate his sense of artistry to the 350 workers who turn out his cars and the stable of drivers who gun them to victory. Ferrari, who admits that "the results of a race are due only 50% to the car," splits prize money 50-50 with his drivers and (unlike most automakers) gives them a guaranteed minimum, win or lose, thus has his pick of the world's best drivers. He picks his pilots with the care he puts into...
...easy to cover the annual meeting of the Welfare Federation, but it's tough to tell about the veteran probate judge who is stealing from estates in his trust. It's easy to reprint the police chief's report on how crime has declined each year, but rugged when you set out to document how policemen are mooching from the refrigerators of brothels. It's easy to talk about desegregation far away, but not right at home...
...Post editorial assured readers-and staff-that the papers would go on with their separate identities. Scripps-Howard's 36.5% of Enquirer stock will not come into its own hands until August 1957; until then, the stock must go into the voting trust run by Enquirer Publisher Roger Ferger, who tried hard to block last week's deal. Meanwhile, the chain is trying to buy more Enquirer stock...