Word: bond
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...investigation, subject to arrest and deportation. He might work in exchange for room & board or part of his tuition fees, but he could earn no U. S. cash. If he did, or if in entering he lacked adequate expense money-and immigration officials could make certain by demanding $500 bond-he had to go back where he came from. This new immigration ruling was communicated privily by Secretary of Labor William Nuckles Doak to U. S. educational institutions early last month. As a concession to immediate protests, it was modified to permit students admitted prior to last August to work...
...Stock & bond issues...
...remedies Governor Roosevelt proposed: 1) full publicity for all capital investments, all stock and bond ownership, all inter-company contracts; 2) regulation of holding companies by the Federal Power Commission; 3) rates based not, as now, on reproduction costs, but upon that portion of the original plant investment which could be called "prudent"; 4) a criminal statute against false and deceptive matter relating to public utilities...
...Bowdoin. Most U. S. colleges protect themselves by having their financial officers bonded, just as business houses do. Some colleges do not bother. Last week Bowdoin College at Brunswick, Maine was glad it had bothered. For the past six years Bowdoin's bursar has been John Coolidge Thalheimer, quiet and popular, a member of Delta Upsilon, who after graduation from Bowdoin became clerk under the college treasurer in 1923 and three years later bursar. Father of two, Mr. Thalheimer was divorced last year for "cruel and abusive treatment." was ordered to pay $150 a month alimony for three years...
British Union. The holder of a $ 1,000 defaulted South American bond would have a hard time getting satisfaction from the defaulting nation. One man speaking for holders of a billion dollars' worth of defaulted bonds might get somewhere. Cognizant of this, last week between 250 and 300 English and Scottish investment trusts, the investments of which are far flung, formed an association to deal with defaulters at home and abroad. Continental and U. S. trusts with mutual problems are expected to cooperate...