Word: investments
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...obligations and his rights;" 3) an arrangement whereby the premiums are arranged on a sliding scale with his salary; 4) "On separation from the service before retirement the teacher must be able to take with him the entire equity accumulated under his retirement contract;" 5) Adequate machinery . . . " to invest and handle the accumulated funds...
...other sort of British businessman follows the lead of certain "Young Turks" among London stockbrokers who have recently been advising British clients to take their money out of "moribund" British industries and invest it in the U. S. This group highly approves of investment by U. S. citizens in British companies, the more moribund the better...
...this decline and other bad reports expected, a basic cause is apparent: the public, eager to invest in aviation last year, was not so eager to fly as it had been before...
...believe that the economic, political and climatic advantages of the U. S. and Canada during the next few decades will be so overwhelmingly great that these countries offer the most attractive field for investment. There is room for immense expansion and the desire for it. Wealth is the main objective, the pace will be hot, and the profit high. ¶ I think it is quite wrong to believe that the currency chaos of the last ten years will now be replaced by a long period of calm stability similar to that of the 19th Century. ... On the basis of this...
...Bureau, placed under the general managership of Edward L. Greene, remembered by oldtime collegians as '"Big Ed." half back and captain of the University of Pennsylvania football team in 1908, already known to Better Businessmen as manager of the Cleveland Bureau and originator of the slogan: "Before You Invest, Investigate...