Word: crediteer
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...those students who are planning to concentrate in Engineering Sciences, this course is a helpful, if not an invaluable aid. To the student who is merely seeking to get another credit this course will seem rather boring. However, it can be safely said that anyone with average intelligence can pass...
Such controversial subjects as the monetary and cycle theories of Hawtrey, Keynes, Hayes and Foster and Catchings are treated at length; while much light is also thrown on the mechanism and control of credit, and international trade in general. It would be rash to go further into the subject matter of the course for monetary theory and practice are in such a state of rapid development that next year may find a new set of problems which will call for new treatment. It can, however, be confidently concluded that if such changes do occur Professor Williams, to a greater degree...
...deposits still tied up in closed banks, 2) guarantee of Federal reserve deposits with a $2.000,000,000 fund, 3) higher crop prices and cutting of farm mortgage interest to make the farmer a better purchaser, 4) new employment, for the President favors using Government credit to encourage new construction...
Walter Scott McLucas, chairman of Commerce Trust Co. of Kansas City, member of the Federal Reserve Advisory Council, director of National Credit Corp., accepted the presidency of the new National Bank of Detroit...
...Reconstruction Finance Corp. for the money needed to buy a planetarium projection device (price $110,000) from Carl Zeiss Inc. of Jena and put up the necessary building. The City of New York would transfer the land temporarily. Thus neither the City nor the Museum need impair its own credit. Admission fees ($50,000 or $100,000 yearly) would pay off the R. F. C. loan...