Word: cashing
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Dates: during 1940-1949
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...least two alternative systems, besides the present insistence on Bursar's card identifications, are under study by the Office. One would put Harvard in line with most other universities by requiring the veteran to pay cash for books and recover later from the College...
...Varsity goes against Dartmouth tonight in the Garden at 9:30 o'clock and thanks to Cousy, Kaftan, and Mullaney, the H.A.A. will pocket a quarter-share of the cash 13,000 patrons push under the box-office windows. Holy Cross meets Colgate in the crowd-drawing opener...
...Cash-Paying Dealers. The squeeze was also on in medium-and low-priced models. On Detroit's Livernois Avenue, used car center of the U.S., almost all makes of '47 cars were tagged at less than their original price.* In depressing contrast, Kaisers and Frazers (see below) were down $1,000 from list, Oldsmobiles were down $200 below list price, and even Fords, Pontiacs and Plymouths were selling slightly below list...
...anticipation of bigger production, K-F had tied up too much cash ($30 million) in inventories of parts and materials...
Blown Good. In 1926 things looked dark again; Benguet's ore was running low. The other stockholders wanted to dissolve the company and split up the $750,000 on hand. Instead, John Haussermann stubbornly insisted on spending some of the cash on prospecting. He won the gamble; a rich new strike put him in a position to buy a lumber company, a power station, and a $300,000 controlling interest in the Balatoc Mining Corp...