Word: bonding
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Railroad executives, aware that Southern and Western roads would need most of the help the pool might afford, were inclined to feel that asking one company's stockholders to pay another company's bond interest was unfair, if not downright illegal.* They went to Atlantic City to discuss the matter further at the Association of Railway Executives meeting...
...Childs, should, if they retain any powers of self-criticism, fill them with shame. Mr. Childs has drawn for them a picture of Yale as he sees it, the place where gentlemen are manufactured and scholars are laughed at, a shallow, self-seeking, trivial, insincere playground for young bond salesmen to make contacts in before they take up the serious business of life. This may or may not be a just picture. But that a thoughtful young man, as Mr. Childs reveals himself to be, one who is already well on the way to education and who possesses an enviable...
...thing when country editors yammer about the iniquities of Wall Street. It is quite another thing when, with bond prices following stocks down the long declivity of Depression,* such influential people as the Republican leader of the U. S. Senate publicly play with the idea of regulating the New York Stock Exchange by law (TIME...
...Suspended from the New York Stock Exchange last week for insolvency was Kountze Bros. 61-year-old conservative stock & bond firm. Of 1.3 Exchange members to fail in the past two years, Kountze Bros, was first to place the blame squarely on the declining bond market...
...company's system. His task in Postal will be a difficult one. Although the company has become extremely aggressive, it has not demonstrated any real earning power since it was organized in 1928 to combine the Mackay system under I. T. & T. direction. It failed to cover its bond interest for the first half of the year, pays no dividend on its preferred. Its entire common stock is held by International Telephone & Telegraph...