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...Government. Published in Canada's No. 1 magazine, Maclean's, they were the work of a Dominion-born newspaperman and politician, Beverley Baxter. A longtime aide of gnomelike little Lord Beaverbrook, 49-year-old Newsman Baxter is a member of Britain's Parliament, an unpaid efficiency expert for British factory workers. His job is to pep up the men's morale...
Arriving in England, he immediately became both a prosperous vicar by joining with the winners in the Restoration struggle and a polygamist by acquiring yet another wife. (The second Mrs. Eaton was still in Virginia as security for his unpaid bills.) But, though past 60, Eaton was not content with his income and ran deeply into debt. After attempting to bribe his creditor's agent and being proved quilty of perjury, the dapper little popinjay was dragged off to King's Bench Prison at Southwark. There his incessant demands for scholastic and clerical privileges fell on deaf ears; and, within...
...their purchase with Thompson felt entitled to the payment. Last week cashiers were still scurrying about, making sure that all who received checks (those on the company's books) actually owned the stock, trying to persuade others to play square and pass their checks along. The extra (and unpaid) work also ruffled the National Association of Securities Dealers (which furnishes over-the-counter quotations, supplies A. P. and U. P.). This week their quotations committee considered a new resolution: a boycott on quotations of "companies that take such unusual action...
During Registration Friday the Student Council nicked new students for a total of $1,564.50 in cash and $1,834.50 in unpaid pledges...
...goons are dead, broke and scattered; his insolvent empire has become the largest reorganization in the history of U. S. business (TIME, March 4). A. G. & E. is simultaneously a ward of the Federal courts, a debtor of the U. S. Treasury (for at least $5,000,000 of unpaid taxes), and a regulatee of SEC, which Hopson's 1935 utility lobby tried to keep out of the utility business by methods so crude that the rest of the industry disowned...