Word: chase
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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First attaching a stout string, Manhattan's Chase National Bank last week extended its present $20,000,000 credit to the Cuban Government for another two years. The string: extension is to be by successive 60-day renewals of the principal at 5½%, the bank to collect ¼% commission on each renewal...
...following article was written for the Crimson by A. H. Chase '27, instructor in Greek and Latin...
...Campbell '35 (Low) defeated V. M. Haughton '33 (A), 3-1; H. H. Foster '35 (Low) defeated C. S. B. Fraley '34 (A), 2-0; E. W. Holmes '35 (Low) defeated D. I. Taradash '34 (A), 3-1; W. G. Chase '34 (Low) defeated A. M. Stone '34 (A), 3-0; Nicholas Kelly, Jr. (Low) defeated Howard Rosenfield...
Landing in Havana just in time for the Grito last week, Owen D. Young basked in Cuban sunshine while government sources busily rumored that he brought these glad tidings: that Manhattan's Chase National bank was about to extend for another two years its $20,000,000 Public Works Loan to President Gerardo Machado's hard-pressed treasury...
...biggest U. S. bank long before its resources reached $1,000,000,000 in 1919. The sobriquet, "Billion Dollar Charlie," became current when its deposits reached that figure in 1926. Though its assets increased to more than two billion, it was surpassed by Albert Henry Wiggin's Chase in 1930. Last December assets of Chase were $1,856,290,000; of National City...