Word: bond
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Companies as low bidder. Their price: $48,890,995.50. The U. S. is to supply concrete?20.000 freight cars of it?steel, other materials and machinery which will run the final bill for the dam and power plants up to $165,000,000. Under $5,000,000 bond, Six Companies must finish the job in 1938 or pay a penalty of $3,000 for every day they exceed the 2,565-day limit...
...batter down the U. S. tariff wall eventually by reprisals); and next month Mother Britain will come in for a buffet when Canada's provincial premiers meet for a Dominion Conference. As foreshadowed in the Speech from the Throne this historic conclave will sever virtually the last restraining bond and make Canada completely free of domination by London. This it will do by revoking the act which makes His Majesty's Privy Council in London the court of last resort in Canadian litigation. Once this tie is severed the Canadian bench on which Judge Duff sits will...
...nominees are as follows: C. F. Bond '32, T. C. Buckley '32, N. N. Cochrane '32, G. K. Martin '32, B. C. Meyer '32, L. O. Paul '32, E. E. Wendel '32, and F. F. Wilder '32. The candidate receiving the largest number of votes will become President, the one obtaining the second highest number vice-president, and the man getting third place will occupy the office of Secretary-Treasurer...
From Florida, ex-Banker Ramsey telegraphed his bond. At home in Nashville, Mr. Caldwell and Col. Lea let their attorney, Albert Williams, onetime Tennessee Commissioner of Taxation, arrange their bonds. On the fourth Monday in May the Federal Court will convene, hear the defense...
...companies. Last week the directors of Postal Telegraph & Cable (common stock 100%-owned by International Telephone & Telegraph) met, looked at the 1930 report, promptly passed the 7% preferred dividend. Postal's gross last year slipped from $40,258,000 in 1929 to $37,923,000. After expenses and bond interest, it earned a paltry $96,000 against $2,972,000 in 1929. Not so drastic was Western Union's decline which brought 1930 earnings to $9,248,000 against...