Word: loaned
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Blake explained that the G.I. loan program is designed to encourage lending houses to make loans with small down payments and low interest rates...
World War II veterans who reenlisted since June 27, 1950, will lose the balance of their original loan entitlement but fall under a new entitlement under the Korea G.I. bill, Manager William J. Blake '13 of the Veterans Administration's Boston Regional Office announced yesterday...
...hero of By Jupiter is an average white collar worker by the name of Poindexter. Physically unimpressive and psychologically timorous, Poindexter is assaulted by teenagers, bullied by newsboys, insulted by waitresses, and refused a loan by snooty bank clerks. But suddenly the god Jupiter comes down and offers Poindexter some advice. "Be wisely selfish," says Jupiter, "catch your flies with sugar." So Poindexter suppresses his natural reactions to various people, fixes a blank grin of confidence on his face, and composes adulatory remarks to smother everyone with. He gets what he wants from others by feigning interest in their problems...
Back in harness last week, Wente was still giving 'em action; The staff of an eastern industrialist, sent out to negotiate a loan, expected to stay two weeks. "They arrived at the bank at 11 a.m.," said Wente, "and we had made them the loan by 3 that afternoon. They left that night...
...long-term loan program has grown from $10,000 in 1948-49, to $90,000 last year. The student pays no interest until leaving the College or Graduate School. After leaving he pays three percent interest and $10 a month on the principal until the loan is retired. The program is supported mainly by the Harvard Loan Fund of Boston, a private organization whose principal trustee is Ralph Lowell '12, a member of the Board of Overseers...