Word: loans
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Dates: during 1930-1939
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Well, let us accept the facts. In view of Truth, if we operated under its system there would be no banking houses, no government, because there would simply be no need for them, and you could always get a loan of ten bucks. But that is not our system. We have made parasitism respectable, banking legal, and capitalism glorious. So let's take what we have, accept our limitations, and not try, at least, for the impossible. Thus, when we criticize the legislation of the Administration, we can not defend the bankers on any idea of Truth for the system...
...school from January to August. A limited amount of financial assistance will be available to those men who are unable to defray all expenses from their own resources. This assistance includes various jobs about the School, in the Dining Halls and on the grounds, as well as the School loan Fund which is available to properly qualified students...
...budgets ranging from $1,800,000 to $2,700,000 for welfare and missionary work. A strong faction favored a low budget and reduced work. But in his opening sermon Presiding Bishop Perry forthrightly aligned himself with the mission cause and Dr. Franklin, a onetime banker and Wartime Liberty Loan worker, startled General Convention by accusing Episcopal parishes of holding out on missionary money - an accusation first publicly made last spring by Rev. C. Leslie Glenn of Cambridge (TIME, March 12). Pointing out that the National Council gets only 4½% out of each dollar contributed for all church purposes...
...years before he had resigned from Georgia's Court of Appeals to become a city judge in Thomasville because he wanted to devote more time to "business." Last week the State hoped to prove that Judge Luke's business consisted in defrauding the investors in his building & loan association, that only Oscar Groover could have told the truth...
...dismissed by the haste with which the President and his lieutenants shot down the little inflation balloon which hovered over Washington for a day or two last week. Just to be sure the balloon was grounded, the Treasury called nearly $2,000,000,000 of high-coupon Fourth Liberty Loan bonds for redemption six months hence, thus practically eliminating the possibilities of dollar-tinkering before next April...