Word: second
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Dates: during 1950-1950
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...Little admitted that his family trust, American Associates, Inc., had turned a quick $700,000 profit by buying & selling the Newmarket Mill at Lowell, Mass. Textron, offered the same chance, had turned it down because, said Little, Textron could not get a loan to swing the deal. In a second deal, Textron had bought the Suncook Mill in New Hampshire for $1,750,000 in 1943. Only a month before Textron bought the company, Little admitted, his family trust, which had been buying Suncook stock since 1933, had bought an additional 2,000 shares. Asked Pomerantz: Didn't Little...
Married. Marshall Field Jr., 33, son of multi-millionaire Publisher Marshall Field, assistant publisher and associate editor of his father's Chicago Sun-Times; and Katherine Woodruff, 22, daughter of an Illinois banker; he for the second time, she for the first; in Joliet...
Married. Eugene Ormandy, 50, conductor of the Philadelphia Orchestra since 1936; and longtime friend Margaret Francis Hitsch, 41; he for the second time; in Philadelphia...
Marriage Revealed. Paul Reynaud, 71, onetime Premier of France (March to June, 1940), leader of the right-wing Independent Republican Party in the National Assembly; and Christiane Mabire, 36, his secretary; he for the second time, she for the first; in Versailles...
...second voyage, in 1772, Cook had two ships, the Resolution and the Adventure, and he was equipped with four of the newly invented chronometers for careful charting of the South Pacific. His crisscross track of exploration covered a distance nearly equal to a journey three times around the equator. When he reached the end of his voyage in 1775, the main outlines of the map of Oceania and Antarctica had been fixed with unprecedented accuracy...