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...subscribers was given out, but it was understood that the Chicago, Milwaukee and St. Paul had pledged $100,000; the Rock Island Lines, $100,000; J. P. Morgan and Co., $500,000; the National City Bank (Manhattan), $500,000; Kuhn, Loeb & Co., $250,000; Henry Ford, U. S. Steel Corp., General Motors, Allied Chemical and Dye, Kennecott Copper, Anaconda Copper, American Radiator, U. S. Rub-ber-all subscribed money, money, more than needed...
...Humanite, Paris Communist journal, pointed out as an example that the Longwy Steel Works, near the Franco-Belgo-Luxembourg border, claimed 447,000,000 francs indemnity and received 369,000,000 francs, or nine times the capital of the company in 1914† Originally, continued the journal, the indemnity had been fixed at 250,000,000 francs...
Such power was bitterly assailed. But due credit was his when he bought copper for 16¢ when the prevailing price was 30¢, and steel for $58. Then, quietly resigning on Jan. 1, 1919, Baruch became a student?of economics in general and American farming in particular. He went to Kansas, wrote a report on agricultural marketing, a sort of Magna Charta for the farm movement. And now, in spite of his Wall St. "past," he basks in the confidence and friendship of the farmer. It is also as a student that he endows the Williams Institute. There he will...
...Iron and Steel Institute of Great Britain is the donor of the Bessemer Medal; it will be presented to Professor Sauveur at the meeting of the Institute...
...Bessemer Gold Medal for 1924, "in recognition of eminent services in the advancement of the Science of the Metallurgy of Iron and Steel," has been awarded to Professor Albert Sauveur, professor of metallurgy and metallography in the University, it was announced yesterday. The medal, which is the highest award available in the field of steel metallurgy, has not been awarded to an American metallurgist for 29 years...