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Created by Mr. Mellon in 1929 as a private holding company, Coalesced Co. is an interesting family treasure chest which Government counsel asserted to be nothing but a tax-dodging device.

From Time Magazine Archive

Son Paul kept 1,300 shares, joined his sister in plumping the rest into Smithfield Securities Corp., a subsidiary which pays all its dividends to Coalesced Co., which pays all its dividends to Andrew W. Mellon.

From Time Magazine Archive

Exactly 118 days later Union Trust sold the shares to Coalesced Co. for the exact purchase price plus 6% interest and transfer taxes, even though the market value of the shares had since declined.

From Time Magazine Archive

"Coalesced" was hardly the word we used—such verbal grandeurs were reserved for our "compositions"; but you know what I mean.

From On the Stairs by Fuller, Henry Blake