Word: dividends
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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Such common purpose among Western democracies was far more important than technological advantage or more atomic bombs, Monty insisted, and it might mean "some small loss of sovereignty for the common purpose." But, said Montgomery earnestly, "the premium is not very great. The dividend will be enormous-it will be peace and freedom...
Eastman Kodak Co. last week announced a "wage dividend" for its 48,000 employees of $15,500,000, biggest in the 38-year-old history of Eastman's profit-sharing plan (last year's bonus: $13 million). Though Eastman's earnings for the first nine months this year were down about 17% from 1948, it's common, stock dividend was higher ($1.70 v. $1.60 last year). Therefore, the bonus, based on the dividend paid to stockholders, was higher also. Paid to everyone employed before last October, the bonus consists of $25 for every $1,000 earned...
General Motors Corp., with a profit of $502.4 million in the first nine months of 1949, last week voted to pass out a year-end cash dividend of $187,000,000, biggest in U.S. history...
...Harvard Employees' Credit Union held their eleventh annual open meeting yesterday afternoon and voted to give a two per cent dividend for the fiscal year ending October...
...Dividend among the seven Houses which collected $5,622 dollars for them last year, the students are: John Czernyha '51 of Kirkland, Anton Bajuk '51 of Dunster, Robert Grasselli '52 of Winthrop, Sergei Yermakov '5 2of Lowell, Andrys Grots '52 of Leverett, Peter Danes '52 of Eliot, and Benon Przybielski '51 of Adams...