Word: loaned
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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...stares instead of goods, the U.S. and Argentina finally came to a working agreement last week. For both countries the new understanding meant a major change in policy. Said Secretary of State Dean Acheson at his press conference: it is "entirely natural" for the U.S. to be considering a loan to Argentina...
...Small Doubt. Would Arcaro ride him in the Derby Keen-eyed, banana-nosed Eddie wore the expression of a faintly satisfied but still skeptical banker, still trying to make up his mind about a big loan. Eddie wanted to see what Hill Prince would do in this week's second Experimental at a mile and a sixteenth. "He's just as good as he was last year," Arcaro said. "But he's never had to go more than 6á furlongs in a race. Some people doubt he can go for distance and might hang...
...request of ex-Law Partner Louis S. Levy, Hahn arranged a $250,000 loan for Levy from Adman Albert D. Lasker, president of Lord & Thomas, which had American's account. When it came out, in 1939, that the loan had found its way to Federal Judge Martin T. Manton, who had decided a stockholder's suit in Hill's favor, Manton was convicted of bribery and Levy was disbarred. The court exonerated Hahn, saying he had been guilty only of "poor judgment" (TIME...
...more was said until last week. Then, Dev's Irish Press broke the news that the Russians had at long last repaid the loan and retrieved their jewels. Prime Minister John A. Costello explained that the Russian jewels had never been worth more than $5,600, but his government had collected the full $20,000. Thus closed the first, and probably the last, Soviet-Irish loan...
...Sponsor a business loan insurance plan for commercial banks whereby part of the interest on small business loans would be used to underwrite losses...