Word: loans
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Dates: during 1950-1959
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Some of the University's 1,230 veterans claim that such a delay in payments would force them to withdraw from College. And once withdrawn, they point out, they could never again receive G. I. Bill aid. Others say that the University loan office will be flooded with applications...
...Bill Boyle. Boyle, too, was added to Lithofold's payroll, at the stiff retainer of $500 a month. Four weeks later, Blauner was back in Boyle's office in a high state of excitement because the RFC, for the second time, had turned down Lithofold's loan application. Boyle picked up his telephone and called Chairman Harley Hise of RFC. Blauner got an appointment with Hise within the hour. Three days later, in March 1949, Lithofold was granted a loan of $80,000, followed shortly by two others totaling...
...exposures were not entirely partisan. Most of the scandals involving Democrats were brought to light by Democratic members of Congress. And it was a Republican Senator who denounced Republican National Chairman Guy Gabrielson for working on the RFC in an effort to get an $18.5 million loan for Carthage Hydrocol Inc., of which Gabrielson is president and counsel. Welcome as the Gabrielson issue was to the Democrats, it scarcely relieved them of the onus of the Administration scandals...
Bing took his idea to Frank Stanton, president of CBS (owner of Columbia Records). In a matter of minutes, he had a $70,000 loan. "Of course," says Bing, "it wasn't just because of my pretty blue eyes." The tour will be a high-class plug for Columbia's new Fledermaus album...
...Angeles, Leo Harvey blamed the whole uproar on a smear campaign by "the vested interests [who] fear competition . . ." But the chances of ever getting the loan looked pretty...