Word: bond
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...peculiar influence and spirit of Cambridge education and associations," the letter continued, "would seem a sufficient bond of sympathy on which to base such a society, even among persons widely diverse in age and pursuits...
...March Bank of America's feud with the Comptroller had cooled sufficiently for a compromise. Its terms: 1) the bank's dividend policy to remain unchanged; 2) establishment of a $6,900,000 reserve for possible writedowns; 3) reappraisal of its property holdings; 4) changes in its bond and bookkeeping practices; 5) a $30,000,000 increase in its capital by next June. To finance the capital increase, RFC offered a helping hand, for A. P. has no feud with Jesse Jones...
Frantic was the scurrying in Detroit. Judge Ferguson slapped a bond on all those he had accused (including Mr. McCrea), held them for trial, continued his hearings. Last week he came up with the biggest gobbet...
Scalise, out in $40,000 bond, resigned his union presidency, wrote the executive board of the B. S. E. I. U.: "Dear brothers and sisters: . . . Under no circumstances will I permit my misfortune to affect those to whom I owe so much. . . ." Thoughtful Mr. Scalise was 24 hours late. The board had already decided to suspend...
Seven times since 1936 the citizens of San Francisco have voted on bond issues which would give them their own distribution system, bring Hetch Hetchy juice from Newark to their own fuse boxes without help from P. G. & E. Seven times they have voted no. Reasons: 1) satisfactory rates and service by P. G. & E., 2) a faithful nucleus of some 25,000 voters who own P. G. & E. stock, 3) anti-municipal ownership propaganda by P. G. & E., 4) the $2,300,000 which P. G. & E. pays the city yearly for its Hetch Hetchy power...