Word: deposited
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...York commerce was paralyzed by an epidemic of cholera when the Bowery Savings Bank opened for business one hundred years ago last week. The Bowery was notorious for two things: vice and thrift. Fifty men and women, butchers, grocers, seamstresses, shoemakers, came in the first night to deposit savings of $2,020 which later were kept in the bank's two tiny leather-covered chests. A mutual savings institution for the poor and downtrodden, Bowery Savings was heavy with the smell of Sunday School and the mission society...
...Packard Motor Car Co., $50,000-$30,000 for the Democratic campaign deficit and $20,000 to lobby for PWA funds in Washington; other Abbott friends and appointees had "sold" postmasterships at $100 a head, had collected money to "assist" Michigan bankers to get the Government's deposit guarantee. In a three hour conference with Secretary Morgenthau, Collector Abbott denied having authorized anyone to solicit political funds. After a call at the White House, Secretary Morgenthau showed the Press a piece of Treasury stationery on which was written: "To the President: "I hereby resign effective this day my office...
...Extend the temporary bank deposit guarantee one year from June 30 and perhaps increase the guarantee from $2,500 to $5,000 per depositor...
...order that true information on the situation at Charlestown on Thursday last, may be secured, the Committee formed to protest the brutality of the police, requests that all persons who were eyewitnesses bring any statements, photographs, etc. which they may have to any members of the committee, or deposit them with Raymond Dennett, Adams...
...traces of early man, the party found crude scrapers and knives made of limestone and volcanic rock. First evidence of an Old Stone Age culture in northern India, these implements were unearthed in a Pleistocene swamp deposit 500,000 years old. Other notable finds included fossils of land tortoises big enough to dwarf the Galapagos giants, and of four-horned ruminants bigger than rhinoceroses but related to giraffes...