Word: make
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...horse, Champion, autographed "Your pal, Gene Autry." But to his friends he says plaintively: "Most people don't realize this don't represent my real income. They fergit I have my horses and equipment and wardrobe to keep up, insurance to pay, musicians and men to make my arrangements, and songwriters, an office force to handle my mail, and then my income tax. ... So it isn't so much when...
...radio editors, listening to the radio is a business. A few radio programs and performers sometimes make that business a pleasure. Since 1932 the New York World-Telegram has annually polled radio editors in the U. S. and Canada to find out whom & what they found most pleasurable on the air. Last Saturday, World-Telegram's, industrious Radio Editor Alton Cook scored up the 1939 consensus of about a hundred other radio editors...
...people," said Mr. Galloway, "but the $15,000,000 that we make on passenger traffic is just as important to us as the $70,000,000 or $100,000,000 is to the Pennsylvania...
...also had charter changes approved to make possible the first big financing of 1940. It consists of $30,000,000 in debentures, $8,000,000 of them at 2¾% due in ten years, $10,000,000 at 3¾% due in 20 years, $12,000,000 at 3¾% due in 30 years. They will refund a 5% issue of 99-year bonds which was to have run till 2028. Interest savings will give the sinking fund $900,000 a year (before taxes). American Gas will sell at the same time $35,562,300 (par value) 4¾% cumulative...
While the late great Industrial Chemist Charles Holmes Herty was still at work on his process to make newsprint from the pesky, resinous southern pine, Rayonier had put its research staff of twelve Ph.D.s to work in its laboratory in Shelton, Wash, on a process for using southern pine for rayon pulp. Laboratory-proved, their process had its production test on Dec. 6 when the Fernandina plant turned out its first batch of pulp, 30 tons. For the South, proud of industrial growth, it was also a first: today Fernandina is the only producer of bleached sulfite pulp from southern...