Word: funds
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Guarantee Fund, a sort of fiscal flying buttress in the Young Plan, was cut out of the negotiations last week by Mr. Hoover, whose State Department announced: "We understand that the French Government now indicates that it can drop this from the discussion." Only a few hours earlier the obligation of France with respect to the Guarantee Fund* had brought the parleys near to a dead...
...Should Germany default her Reparations payments this year, France is obligated by the Young Plan to pay $119,000,000 into a Guarantee Fund for the benefit of Germany's other creditors if asked to do so by the B. I. S. The matter was dropped when France received assurances last week that the B. I. S. would not call on her in case of German default...
With the British Dole fund already $437,000,000 in debt last week, Scot MacDonald's Government asked authorization from the House of Commons to borrow another $121,500,000 from the Exchequer...
...chorus would be formed. Young artists could get auditions, musicians find permanent employment. Offering all the advantages of a musical club, this Goldman Band Association of America will campaign, as did Eva Le Gallienne's Civic Repertory Thea- tre, for 100,000 persons who will pay into its fund a modest $1 per year...
...took the Democratic National Committee a week to collect figures for a reply. Washington's Senator Clarence Cleveland Dill, as the party's respondent, pointed out that of the $6,541,000 in the 1928 Republican campaign fund, $2.580,000 was contributed by 239 rich men. Said he: "The Standard Oil's contribution was $92,500, the automobile manufacturers' $225,000, the steel magnates' $127,000, Wall Street's leading figures' $305,000. . . . Here are the names of 31 men whose contributions to elect Hoover reach the surprising figure of $698,000. . . . These...