Word: debts
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Passed the Greek Debt settlement ($19,659,836 over 62 years), also approving a loan of $12,167,000 for 20 years at 4% for refugee work. ¶ Passed the Austrian Debt settlement ($34,630,968.68 over 25 years beginning...
...These settlements are the last of the War-debt refundings...
Most of the Rothstein enterprises were deep in debt. His election bets were calculated to pull him out of a bad hole. Necessarily, he was slow about taking up his IOU's. The trouble was, he had been slow that way before. His tongue could be as sharp in debt as it could be smooth in velvet. The creditors grew restive. They persuaded George McManus, whom Rothstein trusted, to call him over for a "creditors' meeting" one evening last month. Rothstein got the call in the little restaurant and started over to the Park Central Hotel where McManus...
...fiscal year for the U. S. begins July i of the previous calendar year, and ends June 30. Fiscal 1929 is thus about half run. Costs of running the country, including debt reductions and meeting deficits of the theoretically self-supporting Post Office Department, have been and will be as follows: Fiscal 1928 $3,643,519,875.13 (actual...
...Treasury expects its total receipts for the year to increase about 10 millions over 1929, whereas the Government's total expenditures are figured at 14 millions below 1929. One large item helping this decrease will be 35 millions less to be paid in interest on the public debt, the principal of which will have been reduced by another billion (leaving a total of some 18 billions) by the end of 1929. The Government's running expenses are, in general, on the increase. The Budget Bureau keeps its aggregate down by paring and balancing. Thus, the Radio Commission...