Word: shutdowns
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Childs Co. ("Go Vegetablewise. . . . ") - $1,496,858. Previous year: $1,683,329. Explained President William Childs: "Unfavorable summer weather, particularly at week ends; the Mississippi flood and New England floods, the Ford shutdown, etc. all retarded the company's business...
...shutdown must not endure. It endangered the very existence of the Renault company. Already the shovel-nosed Renault, which glides silently through Paris traffic and howls down the routes nationales, was having stiff competition in the French markets. And U. S. motor cars were intruding in horrible numbers. The first quarter of 1926 the U. S. had exported 82,496 cars and trucks. Many had come to France?...
...have given names and cited instances. If this condition continues, it may be necessary to authorize a nation-wide shutdown of all bituminous mines in the United States while the Government, the coal operators and the representatives of the mine workers discuss whether the Jacksonville agreement is going to be carried...
These conditions, unprecedented in former years are largely due to the new system of management, now in its second year. In 1919, when the Union was run entirely by undergraduates, it was taken over by the University to avoid a complete shutdown. Three years later was installed the present system of management, whereby the Comptroller handles the financial, and a Graduate Secretary the social direction of the organization. Coincident with this change comes the inauguration of the practice of running the Union in every respect like an ordinary club. The success of these new policies is assured by the results...
Killar began his quest with a 3-0 victory over Northwestern's Drew Pariano in the first round. In the second round, he shutdown Ivy foe Rick Springman with ease, handing him a 5-2 loss...