Word: loaned
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...publicity." He understood that this was a common practice, he said, and that even some Senators were on the Saxony's free list (no Senator pressed the point). He didn't even know that the Saxony had obtained a $1,500,000 RFC loan...
...know Rex C. Jacobs, the Detroit auto-parts character, whose firm got an RFC loan and who was selected to survey the colossally unprofitable RFC client, the Lustron Corp.? Yes, he had visited at Jacobs' Florida ranch three times, but "I never discussed business...
...tons of wheat were on the way from Russia. This is a paltry half of the U.S. wheat going to India monthly through normal trade, but Nehru did not say so. This week the long-delayed India wheat bills, providing for 2,000,000 tons of wheat on a loan basis, are expected to come up before Congress. Nehru announced that India was ready & willing to accept the loan...
...problem of strengthening Iran. Although the United States has loudly proclaimed its goal of helping underdeveloped countries become strong and independent, the sacredness of state sovereignty has paralyzed government thinking. The reasoning goes thus: Iran needs money; but its government is so corrupt that there can be no American loan without American control over Iranian finances; that is impossible because Iran is a sovereign state...
Perhaps even more ancient than the Eskimo remains are several skeletons of the prehistoric Neanderthal man which are on loan to the University, Earnest A. Hooton, professor of Anthropology, will remain at the University to restore these--the only such remains in the United States--for exhibition at Peabody Museum next fall...