Word: cent
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...foundation of our gift of $100,000, which we shall make to the College on our 25th anniversary of graduation. Theodore Chase '34, is our Class Agent for the Fund. He is sending you all the facts. We urge that you support him by contributing what you can. Every cent subscribed will be credited with interest towards our Anniversary Gift. (Signed) John H. Dean, First Marshal, Alfred B. Hallowell, Secretary, Guy S. Hayes, Treasurer...
...most of the Washington dispatches are voluble in their assurance that a firm administration policy will break the deadlock between the collective bargainers and industry. Name of them suggest just what that policy might be. The retreads, for instance, refuse to continue on any terms but then ten per cent reduction of contrast upon which the administration had agreed, while the railroad workers refuse to continue unless this temporary reduction is removed...
...cash immediately by transferring those notes to the Federal Reserve Banks, which will have an intermediate credit division. It has not yet been determined what percentage of each loan can be transferred or rediscounted. But if a commercial bank knows that at any moment it to get 80 per cent of its funds back by depositing them with the intermediate credit division of the Federal Reserve banks all the notes which it has received from business for long term credit, there will be a disposition to make such loans to business men in the first instance...
...chief object of the bill," said the statement, "is to turn the control of American industry over to a National Labor Union monopoly, notwithstanding the fact that national labor unions by appeals for voluntary membership over a period of many years have succeeded in enrolling less than 10 per cent of the workers of this country in their ranks...
...mainstay of the financial side of the Government. The banks, insurance companies, railroads and municipal and state governments that have been helped may repay over a period of years. Excellent collateral has been required, so that it is generally felt the loans will pay out close to 95 per cent on the dollar on an average...