1926 quarter

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1.443 documents for 1926 quarter
  • ALEXANDER - Bernard Phillip Flood, 85, went home to be with the Lord Wednesday, Dec. 14, 2011, at Calais Regional Hospital with his loving sister by his side. Bernard was born June 1, 1926, in Alexander, son of the late Raymond and Doris (Woods) Flood. He started working in the woods with his father at a young age. On Sept. 14, 1949, he married the love of his life, Barbara J. Deane. Bernard then began his career with Georgia Pacific, retiring with 25 years of service. After retiring from the mill, he became a deputy sheriff for Washington County Sheriff's Department for several years. Bernard loved the Lord and was a member of Church of the Open Bible, Alexander, which he helped build. Bernard was a member of the Quarter Century Club with Georgia Pacific and enjoyed spending time outdo...

  • The other night this writer was in San Rafael and the trim, well-kept and excellently-lighted main street made a very attractive appearance," wrote an anonymous turn-of-the-century correspondent from the Mill Valley Record. "To look up Fourth Street from the union depot reminds one of the 'Great White Way' in miniature." Over the years, through cattle drives, parades, hangings and shootouts, cardsharps, low-riders, toreadors and Franciscan friars have made Fourth Street Marin's most urbane gathering spot. It's been all of that since [Marin]'s first settlers, the Coast Miwok, settled in an area between today's Fourth Street and Fifth Avenue at the base of the region's northern hills. A few centuries of fun, fishing and foraging later, soldiers, priests and "converted" Indians from Missi...

    ...For a quarter-century Muffin Mania has been baking up preservati... and feeding traveler and local alike since 1926. (Maria's Pueblo, a hotel fixture for 35 years, wa...

  • ... mine employment at various times between 1926 and 1951, and his own statement listing his period... he worked during the first and last quarters of each year, Yauk could be credited with no more ...

  • ...She is the lead researcher for the quarterly Skyline Report, which examines the northwest Arkan... to run the family business that started in 1926 in the Ozark hills. With plants in Arkansas, Georg...

  • This article examines how retirement income at age 67 is likely to change for baby boomers and generation Xers compared with current retirees. The authors use the Modeling Income in the Near Term model to project retirement income, assets, poverty rates, and replacement rates for current and future retirees at age 67. In absolute terms, retirement incomes of future cohorts will increase over time, and poverty rates will fall. However, projected income gains are larger for high than for low socioeconomic groups, leading to increased income inequality among future retirees.

    ...For individuals born from 1926 through 1975, MINT6 projects each person's marital... falling 32 percent between the second quarter of 2006 and the first quarter of 2009 (Standard & ...

  • ... died from the illness on May 15, 1926, a quarter-century after he set his agency in moti...

  • ...Industrial Comm'n, 271 U.S. 208 (1926) (finding of fact of an industrial commission conc... orders, also permitted them to rent quarters for the display of merchandise, the Court could ha...

  • Investor uncertainty, caused by the Second New Deal's perceived threat to private property-rights, resulted in continued stagnation of private investments and lengthened the Great Depression. Historical evidence supports the theory that the Great Duration, the period the economy remained depressed after the initial collapse in 1929, lasted because of the business community's lack of confidence in the Roosevelt administration. The Great Escape, when the economy recovered from the collapse, did not take place until 1945, after World War II, when private investment increased dramatically.

    ...-1945 until perhaps as late as the first quarter of 1947, the demobilization, reconversion, and dec..., virtually no such premium existed from 1926 through 1934. All observations are for the first q...

  • ...(Taylor 1915; Howell 1926; Verts and Carraway 1998).'' Nests of females tend... to the fact that it represents nearly one-quarter of the total range of the species. For one, it wou...

  • The white Coast Guard Cutter Alert is moored temporarily next to the gray LCI 713 at the Thunderbird Hotel on Hayden Island, just west of the Interstate 5 Bridge. Two separate organizations are restoring the old ships. On board the 1926 Coast Guard Cutter Alert, chief engineer Mike Stone, left, stands with Cynthia Trif, chief warrant officer with the Sea Cadets, Dave Fouch, member of the Cutter Alert Restoration Team, and Alert Capt. Alexander MacKenzie. In the background is the LCI 713, a World War II troop carrier. The owners of the vessels are looking for a berth for a military museum.

    ... the old Navy hands call a "buck-and-a-quarter" because it is 125 feet long. Commissioned in 1926...



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