Word: deposited
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...machine set up in one of Houston's Rice Hotel's men's washrooms last week induces a customer to drop a 25? piece into a slot. The machine then presents a funnel in which the man may deposit a sample of urine. That done, he pulls a lever which automatically pours the fluid into two smaller, transparent containers. As the customer waits, the machine automatically squirts acid into one of the containers, a mixed solution into the second. If the urine in the first container shows white, the man has kidney trouble. If the other sample...
...bonafide resident agents of stock casualty and surety companies scattered over the U. S. The underwriters at Lloyd's have entered the U. S. with a vengeance; escaping all taxes, most expenses of U. S. operation. Only Illinois, of all States, has protected its citizens with a deposit and collection of tax. Others would have to chase some hundreds of "limeys" the signing underwriters, all over Europe if Lloyds declined to pay a loss...
...Representative John Philip Hill, who in the dim past of Prohibition delighted to make a spectacle of himself by public home-brewing, won a three-cornered race for the Republican Senatorial nomination. In the November elections he will oppose George L. Radcliffe, Baltimore lawyer, senior vice president of Fidelity & Deposit Co. A great and good friend of Nominee Radcliffe is President Roosevelt, who was a Fidelity & Deposit employe from...
...proper function is not to lend money for long or indefinite periods but to keep its funds turning over with short, self-liquidating loans. The Treasury, however, pushed plans to co-ordinate the activities of RFC examiners, Federal Reserve examiners, national bank examiners and most important of all, Federal Deposit Insurance Corp. examiners, so that a more liberal policy on slow paper might be quickly formulated...
...from the northeast coast of Siberia. There for five long years six Russian meteorologists, their families and assistants, 44 souls all told, have lived in isolation. Last year the freighter Chelyuskin, commanded by hardy, hairy Professor Otto Tulyevich Schmidt, was sent to take the colonists off their icebound island, deposit a new shift of weather observers. The ice pack closed in on the Chelyuskin in September, hugged it all winter, broke it in February. One man was lost but doughty Professor Schmidt transferred the remaining 101 persons in his charge to an ice floe, whence they were removed...