Word: whitneys
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Cheek, l.e. r.e., Hill, Clark Francisco, Rogers, Cullen, l.t. r.t., Stone Gulian, Crane, Brookings, l.g. r.g., Soba Casey, Simmons, Lockwood, c. c., Lindholm, Stoddard Gundlach, Casale, Walsh, r.g. l.g., Fuller, Anicetti Kopans, Burton, Littlefield, r.t. l.t., Gilman, Carlin Nazro, Crocker, Lowe, r.e. l.e., Mendall, Kramer Wells, Haley, Peter, Prouty, Whitney, q.b. q.b., Loomer, Valicenti Lane, Locke, Pescosolido, Litman, Adzigian, l.h.b. r.h.b., Secor, Purinton Nevin, Beale, r.h.b. l.h.b., Pricher, Wellman Dean, Waters, Janien, f.b. f.b., Dillon Manning...
...Park Ave., Manhattan every day last week. Governor Lehman had traveled down from Albany to try once again to straighten out Mayor O'Brien's fumbled finances. Bankers were summoned to the Governor's home to talk about loans. President Richard Whitney of the New York Stock Exchange was pumped to see if he was bluffing about moving to New Jersey (TIME, Sept. 25). If Mr. Whitney was not bluffing it was plain that the tax schemes cooked up by bumbling Mayor O'Brien and his adviser, Samuel Untermyer, threatened Manhattan with a major economic calamity...
Plans for the National Stock Exchange which sought a New Jersey charter were dropped, and a committee headed by Partner Howard Froelick of the big odd-lot house of De Coppet & Doremus launched a New Jersey Stock Exchange, an unincorporated association like the Big Board. President Whitney and all officials of the New York Stock Exchange promptly accepted similar positions in the New Jersey Exchange, thus branding it as official. Of the Big Board's 1,375 members all but 97 (chiefly inactive members like J. Pierpont Morgan and his son Junius) had applied for Jersey membership before...
...that was needed was a new home. President Whitney stopped off in Newark on his way in from Far Hills one morning to inspect Mayor Meyer Ellenstein's Centre Market, a big city-owned white elephant used partly as a parking garage. Mayor Frank Hague of Jersey City showed Founder Froelick Pennsylvania R. R.'s terminal. Real estate boomlets sprang up in both cities as brokers fought for options on office space. Finally President Whitney picked Newark's Centre Market for the exchange proper and Jersey City's Pennsylvania Terminal- equidistant between the old floor...
...could forgive Whitney if we could forget the West Point and the Brown games of last year, but Allie Sherman seems to be a real comer. He is fast, heavy enough and heady enough and ought to make the grade. Barrett? He's a question mark. He's been up in team A during the last week but our memories are strained in trying to remember what he did last year...