Word: loan
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Treasury's big financial problem lies ahead. It has the usual debts maturing in future months, $415,000,000 in September, $356,000,000 in December and $668,000,000 in March (1927). The big future operation is the refunding of $2,568,000,000 of the third Liberty Loan bonds, which fall due all together in September, 1928. Some of the third Liberties will undoubtedly be bought up in the market before that date...
...Treasury's policy of preparing for 1928 is already evident. Originally $4,175,650,000 of third Liberty Loan bonds were sold. The $2,568,000,000 outstanding shows that the Treasury has already absorbed about one-half of the issue...
...Zimmermann, perhaps the most celebrated of Dutch fiscal experts, was present at Geneva last week, was warmly congratulated upon his achievements in stabilizing the schilling, balancing the Austrian budget, administering with sage economy the $126,000,000 loan floated to redeem Austria from national bankruptcy (TIME, Sept...
...Roumanian government placed orders for five Italian submarines last week, negotiated the purchase of two old but reconditioned Italian destroyers, proposed to cover this deal financially out of the promised 200,000,000 lire Italian loan to Roumania (TIME, May 22, ITALY) which was projected as soon as the Italio-U. S. debt agreement was signed...
...Text Book Loan Library, for the benefit of which the book drive is being made, has been instituted very recently by the Phillips Brooks House. To the many students in the college for whom the expense of buying new books would be too great a burden, the Loan Library offers ready aid. At a charge of only five cents per volume, books used in connection with practically every course offered by the various departments may be procured, the borrower having exclusive use of the book during the whole college year. This year some 1600 books are in use. The supply...