Word: loaned
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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FREE LIFE INSURANCE is gimmick being offered by banks, savings-and-loan associations, to attract new savings accounts. Banks insure life of depositor in amount of his savings, up to $5,000, usually require no medical exam. Some banks absorb premiums, others cut savings interest to make up the premiums...
Although resources for financial aid have grown steadily during the past few years, Bender emphasized that the need has grown just as fast. For example, in 1948-49 the loan program totaled only $10,000, rose to $95,000 in 1952-53, and mushroomed to $210,000 last year...
While the Advocate faces four months in the cold now, matters were even grimmer a few weeks ago when the fund drive stalled $15,000 short of the necessary $45,000. A loan from graduate editors solved the problem late last week...
...series of five-year plans to raise donations from graduate editors to repay the loan is being planned. Samuel H. Ordway '21, chairman of the magazine's board of trustees, discussed the Advocate's financial difficulties at the yesterday's ground-breaking ceremony...
...TJ.S. CATTLE SALE is being negotiated with Mexican buyers to give cash relief to drought-hit U.S. ranchers. Mexico got $5,000,000 loan from U.S. Export-Import Bank to buy about 40,000 beef and dairy cattle. Two buying teams from south of border are touring Texas...