Word: kreugers
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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...Kreuger & Toll. Another match monopoly and another bank merger were among the news items of last week in the offices of Matchmaker Ivar Kreuger. The match monopoly, obtained from the free city of Danzig, will last 35 years. To obtain it, Kreuger & Toll paid the city about $195,000. will make small annual payments, will also buy a $1,000,000 6% bond issue at 93. The bank merger was done through the Kreuger & Toll-controlled Deutsche Union Bank of Berlin, consisted of joining the Preussiche Pfandbriefbank (Kreuger & Toll-controlled) and Central Boden Kredit A. G., into the Preussiche Central...
Engagement Rumored. Ivar Kreuger, Swedish match king; and Madame Ingeborg Wachtmeister of Helsingborg; at Malmo, Sweden...
Matches. When Ivar Kreuger and his Swedish Match Co. offered Germany a $125,000,000 loan at 6%, they made the condition that a match monopoly should be established in which the government and Swedish Match* should participate. Last week the Reichstag debated this proposal. The People's Party, the Democrats, the Communists began to object, criticize. But when Finance Minister Paul Moldenhauer gravely announced that if the match agreement were not ratified, the Reichstag exchequer would face a deficit of 273,000,000 marks by July, the delegates hastened to approve the agreement by a vote...
Morgan, Dillon & Kreuger. Not less but if possible more pugnacious than Chancellor Snowden was Prime Minister of France Andre Tardieu (see front cover and p. 23). He hammered at the Germans day after day, trying to browbeat them from the three main positions taken by Dr. Curtius: 1) That Germany is entitled under the Young Plan to declare a moratorium at any time, should she deem herself unable to go on paying reparations; 2) That she shall not be liable to "sanctions" (military punishment) by the Allies for suspending payments in good faith because she cannot pay; 3) That...
...came when he said: "You tried to borrow $100,000,000 in November from J. P. Morgan & Co. France was able to stop that (TIME, Dec. 30). I have information that as soon as this conference is over you will turn for your $100,000,000 to Ivar Kreuger [famed tycoon-director of the Swedish Match Trust, lender of millions to many a hard-up government]." M. Tardieu finished with a flat declaration that France would not give Germany the benefits of the Young Plan unless the German Government promises not to issue bonds liable to hurt the sale...