Word: bond
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...hereby wager a $25 war bond that, should you reprint "Why Not?" (TIME, Aug. 14) and invite your readers to vote on its merits, the majority will agree that it is a masterpiece-unequaled by any comment on the subject of Soviet Russia and the shape of things to come under her leadership...
...every security sales manager wanted a whack at the bonds. Choice rail-bond merchandise has been scarce in the war years. Further, the ore, wheat and lumber-carrying Great Northern has come a long way financially since the late '305. Then analysts seriously questioned its ability to pay a $100 million debt...
...Last week an admiral (who declined to be named) threw some light on the services' sales methods. Said he: "There would be less financial distress among wives and families of enlisted men if the Bureaus of Supply & Accounts, and Personnel used a little more common sense about war bond drives among these lads...
...force but it's damn close to it. If the kids don't buy a bond out of their $50 they are looked down upon with scorn. Now, how in the hell can you expect these kids to send any money to their wives and children, aside from the monthly allotment, if their last dime has to go towards a bond...
...priced motor stocks were not the only offenders. The utilities had their inning too. Typical example: one day board rooms buzzed that some "highly favorable news" about Electric Bond & Share would be announced at 1 p.m. Nothing was announced, but the stock shot...