Word: loans
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Back to Manhattan sped Joe Day with the Government's guarantee in his pocket. Not from Metropolitan Life Insurance Co. (of which he is a director) did he get his loan. He went, instead, to see President Thomas A. Buckner of New York Life. New York Life's Board, on which sit such G. O. Partisans as Herbert Hoover, Nicholas Murray Butler and Charles D. Hilles, considered Joe Day's mortgage with a U. S. guarantee, decided it was a good way to set 5,500,000 idle dollars earning their keep...
Graduates of the Harvard Business School have repaid approximately $90,000 to the School Loan Fund during the last nine months, officials of the School announced today. Of this amount over 94 per cent was repaid by men who have graduated from the School during the depression...
...Loan Fund at the Business School has been in operation for twenty years and during that time $900,000 has been loaned to needy students. Losses from bad debts have totalled only 1 per cent of this amount, and some of this small loss has been caused by the death of the beneficiaries...
...correspondents' minds there lurked one big question and they popped it at General Doihara. Assuming that Japan, if and when convinced that the Nanking Government really means to collaborate with the Japanese Empire, makes Nanking a loan, just how big a cut will the Southwest Chinese demand? Blandly General Doihara purred in reply: "Ah, that phase of the question I did not discuss...
...headrests, bowls, swords, fly whisks, amulets, statues and fertility fetishes belonging to Frank Crowninshield, Henri Matisse, A. Conger Goodyear, Helena Rubinstein, Paul Guillaume, Sir Michael Sadler, and 65 other collectors. Manhattan's Museum of Modern Art was last week opening the largest, most carefully chosen and most important loan exhibition of African Negro sculpture the U. S. has ever seen...