Word: crediteers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...controlling factor in all business and industry is finance. Whether or not a company makes a profit depends upon how it is financed and the regulation of its receipts and expenditures. However different one business may be from another, money and credit are the medium common to all. Whatever the enterprise, its performance is calculated and governed in terms of dollars and cents. Thus finance is a function cutting across all business and industry providing opportunities for college men who, rather than deal with the actual making and selling of goods and services, are interested in reducing the operations...
Commercial and investment banking, and also insurance, representing as they do the world of finance, provide openings for those men qualified for work in auditing, accounting, credit, statistical analysis, and mathematics. In addition almost every business organization of whatever type has its financial department embracing these same activities. Finally, there are those firms devoted exclusively to accounting, to credit work, and to statistical analysis, each separately performing a service to other institutions...
...Crimson swordsmen who specialize in the epee and sabre. Tyler S. Nabsted, Exonian captain, outpointed Albert H. Labastie '40 for the only Red and Gray victory. Outstanding for the 1940 team were Captain Cranston E. Jones, Robert O. Miller, and Joseph W. Goldzieher with two wins apiece to their credit...
...Chairman James McCauley Landis of SEC and Chairman Marriner Stoddard Eccles of the Federal Reserve Board to study ways & means of discouraging investment of foreign funds in the U. S. With its gold sterilization program (TIME, Jan. 4), the Treasury is now keeping the incoming metal from inflating the credit base. But the huge volume of investments is itself a threat to U. S. stability, particularly in case of war when the money might be suddenly withdrawn. "The constant inflow of foreign capital is a source of worry to us," said Mr. Morgenthau last week in an obvious effort...
Coach Clark Hodder's Freshman sextet faces two difficult assignments over the week-end. Today it journeys to Concord, N. B. to encounter at 2 o'clock a strong St. Paul's School team which already has to its credit a surprising victory over the crack Yale Freshmen. On Monday it faces another strenuous contest with the powerful Dartmouth Freshmen at Hanover...