Word: loans
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Dates: during 1920-1929
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...Phillips Brooks House Text Book Loan Library will open this year on Tuesday, September 27, it was announced last night. The Loan Library has at present in the neighborhood of 5,000 text books which it lends to students in the University at the nominal sum of $.25 a book. Upon the return of the book $.15 will be refunded to the borrower...
...finances last year (TIME, Aug. 2, 1926). At that time, with the franc daily plunging to new depths, the amount the state owed the Bank of France stood at 38,350,000,000 francs - 150,000,000 francs under the newly constituted limit, previous Finance Ministers having raised the loan limit to keep pace with the printing presses...
This improvement in French state finances was put forward as good propaganda for a conversion loan in the U. S. On account of her financial instability and the fact that the Mellon-Berenger debt accord was not ratified by the French Parliament, France was obliged to pay 8% on some issues floated in the U. S. Now, pointing proudly to the achievements of a year, M. Poincaré proposes to borrow money at a cheaper rate to pay back the outstanding indebtedness to the U. S., thus saving a considerable amount in interest...
...against lending France money, a course of action tacitly approved by Wall Street. But it was thought possible that U. S. Secretary of the Treasury Andrew W. Mellon may recommend that U. S. President Coolidge and the U. S. State Department modify U. S. policy to permit a refunding loan...
...Loan. Cantonese merchants agreed to raise a loan of about $5,000,000 to aid the Nationalist cause...